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Insane Clown Posse’s Violent J passionately declares ‘there’s nothing like pro wrestling in America’
Violent J, one half of the hip-hop duo Insane Clown Posse, spoke passionately to Fox News Digital about his enduring love for professional wrestling, declaring that nothing else in American entertainment compares to it. His comments highlight the deep connection wrestling fans feel to the sport, particularly during standout emotional moments delivered by top performers…
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‘Somebody needs to do something’: GOP senators split as Tuberville demands McConnell answers
Republican senators are publicly divided over how to handle Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell’s extended absence from Capitol Hill, with Alabama’s Tommy Tuberville pressing for clarity and Louisiana’s John Kennedy urging colleagues to leave the Kentucky senator alone. The disagreement highlights growing unease within the GOP conference about McConnell’s health and capacity to serve, particularly…
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Trans ex-Labour candidate is charged over posts in wake of Ann Widdecombe’s death
A former Labour parliamentary candidate, who is transgender, has been charged in connection with posts made online following the death of the former Conservative minister Ann Widdecombe. The case has drawn attention because of the political prominence of both the accused, as a onetime Labour candidate, and Widdecombe, a well-known figure in British politics known…
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Market relief as ‘Red’ Ed Miliband ‘set for Foreign Secretary not Chancellor’ under Burnham – with Shabana Mahmood tipped for No11
Financial markets reportedly rose on speculation that Ed Miliband, dubbed “Red Ed” by critics, is set to be appointed Foreign Secretary rather than Chancellor in a future government led by Andy Burnham. The reports suggest investors had been wary of Miliband taking control of economic policy, and the shift in expectations towards a different Treasury…
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Palantir CTO says tech innovators are building for America in shift since Trump returned to White House
Palantir’s chief technology officer, Shyam Sankar, said in an interview on the “Ruthless” podcast that there has been a noticeable shift within the American technology industry since President Donald Trump returned to the White House, with innovators increasingly focused on building for the United States. He framed this as a change in attitude among tech…
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US strikes first tanker with missiles as it enforces new blockade
The US has attacked an oil tanker in the Gulf as it reimposed a naval blockade on Iranian ports, marking a sharp escalation days after President Donald Trump had declared a ceasefire “over” following renewed attacks on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. US Central Command said the tanker Belma ignored repeated warnings while heading…
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More than 800 Canadian wildfires burning as air quality alerts extend to US
More than 800 wildfires are currently burning across Canada, sending smoke southwards and triggering air quality alerts across large parts of the northern United States. The blazes, most of which are out of control, have made air quality “hazardous” in states including Michigan and Minnesota, with residents advised to stay indoors, while Detroit was ranked…
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Lily Allen Downsizes US Tour Venues
Lily Allen has scaled back her planned September North American arena tour to smaller theatre and amphitheatre venues in several cities, following on from a spring run of theatre shows supporting her breakup concept album West End Girl. The change reflects her limited mainstream popularity in North America compared with the UK, and the niche,…
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Google ordered to open Android and Search to rivals in Europe
The European Union has ordered Google to open up key parts of Android and Google Search to rival companies, in a move that could significantly weaken its grip on two of the most important platforms in tech. The decisions, issued under the bloc’s Digital Markets Act (DMA), require Google to give competing AI assistants and…
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Extreme weather in the UK is the ‘new normal’
The Met Office and climate scientists say that extreme weather events, including heatwaves, intense rainfall and storms, have become the “new normal” for the UK, rather than rare anomalies. This reflects a broader shift in how meteorologists and officials are framing the country’s changing climate, with implications for how infrastructure, public health advice and emergency…