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Pro-Palestinian Egyptian coach loses it at sight of Israeli flag after all-time World Cup collapse
Egypt’s head coach Hossam Hassan, a vocal supporter of Palestine, reacted angrily to the sight of an Israeli flag in the crowd moments after his side suffered a dramatic World Cup exit to Argentina. Egypt had led 2-0 in their Round of 16 tie but conceded three goals in the final 20 minutes to lose…
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Florida public official gets away with leaving boy, 5, in car for eight hours after cop didn’t bother to turn up to court hearing
A criminal case against a Florida public official accused of leaving a five-year-old boy alone in a car for more than eight hours has been dropped after a police officer failed to appear at a court hearing. Zonya Ray, 58, the Parks and Recreation Director for the city of Opa-Locka, near Miami, had been due…
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Moana: Maui’s Hook Nearly Beat Dwayne Johnson | Set Stories
This Collider “Set Stories” feature centres on a video interview with Catherine Laga’aia and Dwayne Johnson, the stars of Disney’s forthcoming live-action remake of Moana. The pair reflect on the lighter and more meaningful aspects of the production, offering behind-the-scenes anecdotes that illustrate the on-set dynamic between the cast members. The piece serves primarily as…
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Mike Rowe says history shows why Americans keep rejecting socialism
Media personality Mike Rowe, founder of the skilled-trades nonprofit mikeroweWORKS and host of “Dirty Jobs”, has argued that a study of American history explains why socialism is repeatedly rejected by voters in the United States. Speaking to Fox News Digital around the nation’s 250th anniversary, he suggested that Americans who say they are not proud…
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Trump explains why he’s flying old Air Force One back to DC
President Donald Trump has explained that he did not fly home to Washington from the NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey, aboard the new Air Force One, dismissing speculation that the decision was driven by security concerns amid Iranian threats. He said the new aircraft was instead being sent to a US air base in the…
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Bear hugs aplenty as brothers are united for the first time!
Two polar bear brothers born at the Highland Wildlife Park in Scotland have met for the first time, delighting keepers with a boisterous reunion of playfighting, wrestling and a swim together in a lake. The pair, Brodie and Hamish, had never previously crossed paths because Hamish moved away before Brodie was born, making their encounter…
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Aussie gov’t tells volunteers to throw out thousands of functioning test routers
Thousands of internet-testing routers distributed to Australian volunteers were remotely disabled at the end of June 2026 after the government programme they supported concluded, prompting concerns about avoidable electronic waste. The devices, known as “whiteboxes” and supplied by SamKnows, had been handed out from 2020 under the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission’s (ACCC) Measuring Broadband…
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Health Secretary ‘uneasy’ over puberty blockers experiment on kids as MPs raise alarm over lack of support available to patients who detransition
Health Secretary James Murray has told Parliament that he remains “uneasy” about a controversial NHS trial giving puberty blockers to children, while MPs raised concerns about the limited support available to patients who later choose to detransition. The admission matters because it exposes ministerial discomfort with a policy the Government is nonetheless allowing to proceed,…
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The Farage Watergate
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SEE IT: Scandal-plagued Dem called police officers ‘abusive a–holes’ in resurfaced tweet
Fox News reports that Bobby Pulido, a former Tejano music star now running as a Democrat for Congress in a competitive South Texas district, is facing renewed scrutiny over resurfaced social media posts about the police. In since-deleted or archived tweets from 2017, Pulido described roughly half of the officers he had encountered as “abusive…