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EU proposes slowing down cuts to carbon emissions for businesses
The European Union has proposed relaxing its carbon emissions trading system (ETS) for businesses, giving industries more time to reduce their carbon output than originally planned. The move, announced by the European Commission, softens a key climate policy tool and comes after criticism from member states such as Italy, which has argued the scheme functions…
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Darline Graham considering running for full a Senate term as memorial services set for Lindsey Graham: report
Darline Graham, who was appointed to fill her brother Lindsey Graham’s US Senate seat following his death, is reportedly weighing whether to run for a full term in her own right. The consideration comes as memorial services are being arranged for the late South Carolina senator, meaning any decision about her political future would unfold…
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Shocking new allegations made against Idaho mother charged with murdering twin toddlers who claimed both died of vaccine injuries
An Idaho mother facing murder charges over the deaths of her twin toddlers is reportedly the subject of new allegations in the case, according to the article’s headline. The mother had previously claimed that both children died as a result of vaccine injuries, a claim now under scrutiny as prosecutors pursue murder charges against her.…
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Truth Social plan to sell early access to Trump posts ‘makes me want to puke,’ CNBC reporter fumes
CNBC senior economics reporter Steve Liesman has strongly criticised Trump Media’s new “Truth API”, which allows paying subscribers to receive early access to former President Donald Trump’s Truth Social posts before the general public sees them. Liesman said the scheme “makes me want to puke, literally puke,” arguing that selling privileged access to posts capable…
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DOUG SCHOEN: Trump put 2026 election officials on notice. Now he needs a clear agenda
In a Fox News opinion piece, Doug Schoen argues that President Donald Trump’s Thursday White House address on election security struck an important note of vigilance, warning of potential foreign interference in US elections from Russia, China, Iran and North Korea. Schoen, who describes himself as broadly sympathetic to the concern, contends that Trump should…
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Disney’s $250M Fantasy Remake Quietly Takes Over Disney+ Amid Box Office Struggle
Disney’s live-action remake of Moana has struggled at the cinema box office, opening to under $100 million worldwide against a reported $250 million budget, but has found stronger footing on streaming after a “Special Look” preview clip was added to Disney+, pushing it into the platform’s top five most popular titles. The film’s underperformance in…
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Texas dentist accused of fatal mistakes after 4-year-old dies during dental procedure
A dentist in Texas has been arrested after a four-year-old girl died from a toxic dose of an opioid administered during a dental procedure, according to investigators. The case has raised serious concerns about safety practices and oversight in paediatric dental sedation, and comes amid heightened scrutiny of opioid-related deaths across the United States. Authorities…
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Wildfire smoke is invading more than 20 states — doctors reveal who should worry most
Wildfire smoke drifting south from Canada has triggered air quality alerts across more than 20 US states and Washington, D.C., with doctors warning that even healthy people can suffer effects from prolonged exposure to polluted air. Nearly 850 wildfires are currently burning across Canada, with more than 180 in Ontario alone, sending plumes into the…
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Sitges Film Festival’s Monica Garcia at the Costa Rica Media Market: ‘We’re Waiting for the Next Issa Lopez’
At the Costa Rica Media Market (CRMM), Sitges Film Festival director general Monica Garcia joined Morbido CEO Pablo Guisa and Mexican director Luis Javier Henaine to launch the Latin American arm of WomanInFan, a genre-film initiative, and to discuss the rise of women directors in Latin American genre cinema. The panel highlighted growing regional strength…
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White House dishes out new election security jab over Olive Garden’s pasta pass ID policy
The White House has seized on an online exchange between Olive Garden and a customer over its new unlimited pasta pass to reinforce its push for stricter voter identification laws. After the Italian restaurant chain said on social media that photo identification would be required to redeem the pasta pass, politically engaged commentators, including figures…