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Trump says tentative Iran ceasefire is ‘over’ and more top headlines
This item is a Fox News morning newsletter (“Fox News First”) rounding up the day’s top stories, led by a breaking headline that President Donald Trump has declared a tentative ceasefire with Iran to be “over”. According to the newsletter, tensions in the Strait of Hormuz have flared again, with the United States said to…
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Stephen King deletes post hoping Graham Platner doesn’t drop out, clarifies ‘not defending’ him
Author Stephen King deleted a social media post that appeared to back Democratic Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner, who is facing a sexual assault allegation. King had initially written that he hoped Platner “doesn’t” drop out of the race, prompting criticism that he was dismissing the allegation, before deleting the post and later clarifying that…
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CNBC: The US wants to restrict corporate use of Chinese AI
The United States is reportedly preparing to curb American companies’ use of Chinese-made artificial intelligence models, according to CNBC. An unnamed State Department spokesperson said such use “raises serious concerns,” arguing that Chinese AI is “designed to advance Beijing’s narratives, censor dissent and reflect CCP ideology and values.” The move matters because a growing number…
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What does Sam Kerr’s return to the NWSL mean for the league, Gotham FC and the player herself?
Australia’s star striker Sam Kerr has returned to the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) after a seven-year absence, joining reigning champions Gotham FC on a free transfer with a contract running to 2030. The move is significant both because Kerr remains the NWSL’s all-time leading scorer and because she returns to a league — and…
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Trump declares deal with Iran is DEAD after ‘scum’ opened fire on tankers
Donald Trump has declared the ceasefire deal with Iran to be dead after the Iranian regime, which he branded “scum”, opened fire on oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz. Speaking at a NATO summit in Turkey on Wednesday, Trump said dealing with Iran’s leadership was “a waste of time” and that he no longer…
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Gotta catch ’em all! Moment brothers steal £62,000 of Pokémon cards from shop before they themselves were caught by detectives
Two brothers, Shane Johnson, 37, and Keith Johnson, 33, were caught on CCTV stealing more than £62,000 worth of Pokémon cards during a break-in at Celestial Collectables, a gaming shop in Warrington, Cheshire, on 8 April. The case matters as part of a wider spree of targeted burglaries on high-value Pokémon cards, which have been…
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Judge orders Nancy Guthrie ransom imposter into inpatient treatment before sentencing
A federal judge has ordered Derrick Anthony Callella, the California man who admitted sending fake ransom messages to the family of missing Arizona woman Nancy Guthrie, to enter inpatient substance abuse treatment while he awaits sentencing. Guthrie, 84, is the mother of “Today” co-host Savannah Guthrie and was reported missing from her home near Tucson…
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Unions in Europe press for new worker protections to counter heat stress
Trades unions across Europe are pushing for new, legally binding laws to protect workers from heat stress, which is linked to an estimated 230 workplace deaths each year. The campaign, gathering pace during the sweltering summer of 2026, matters because global heating is intensifying — Europe is warming at twice the global average — leaving…
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More than 400K New York City children enrolled in failing public schools: report
A new report from Success Academy, a New York City charter school network, claims that more than 900 of the city’s public schools failed to have a majority of students pass state maths and reading tests, meaning over 400,000 children are enrolled in underperforming institutions. The findings matter because they challenge the state’s more upbeat…
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SEN TODD YOUNG: The hidden danger China’s ships could bring to our shores
In an opinion piece for Fox News, Senator Todd Young argues that China’s large commercial shipping fleet could pose a hidden military threat to American ports. He warns that cargo vessels owned or operated by Chinese firms with links to the Chinese Communist Party might conceal weapons — such as missile launchers hidden in shipping…