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Inside Trump’s unprecedented battle plan to expand Second Amendment rights through Justice Department
The US Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division has filed lawsuits against California and Virginia over their gun laws, in what officials describe as an unprecedented effort to expand and enforce Second Amendment rights. Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon told Fox News Digital that the department has launched more than a dozen legal challenges to firearm…
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US urges donors to abandon UNRWA funding as UN defends agency’s mission
The United Nations has defended its call for countries to keep funding the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA), after the United States urged donors to abandon the agency and redirect money to a US-led alternative. At UNRWA’s annual pledging conference in early July 2026, US Ambassador Jeff Bartos claimed the agency…
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What Happens if China Hacks the US Water Supply? I Went to a Secret War Game to Find Out
A WIRED journalist observed a private role-playing “war game” held in a Times Square office tower, in which a former US cybersecurity official, Joshua Corman, walked dozens of insurance executives through a simulated Chinese cyberattack on American water utilities set in July 2027. The exercise matters because it dramatises a scenario that security experts increasingly…
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World Cup 2026 team power rankings: England on the rise as last eight are set
The Guardian has published its team power rankings for the last eight of the 2026 World Cup, assessing the sides that came through the last-16 round before the quarter-finals. England are the biggest climbers among the leading nations, rising four places to fourth after a dramatic victory at the Azteca Stadium, while France, Spain and…
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SWFC News: Owls exit in final stages with clubs waiting on Man City deal – thestar.co.uk
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Israeli Strike Kills World Cup Screening Organizer In Gaza Just Before Kickoff
An Israeli air strike in Gaza City killed a senior Palestinian aid official who had helped organise public screenings of the World Cup, striking just before the kickoff of the Round of 16 match between Egypt and Argentina on Tuesday. The killing turned what many Palestinians had hoped would be a rare moment of celebration…
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The World Cup stars who could have played for England
Ahead of England’s World Cup 2026 quarter-final against Norway on Saturday, BBC Sport has highlighted the many tournament stars who were eligible to represent England but chose to play for other nations. Chief among them is Norway’s Erling Haaland, the striker England fear most, who was born in Leeds but opted for his parents’ homeland.…
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Australian woman who has legally lived in the US for 30 years is indicted on federal charges after allegedly voting in two presidential elections
Denise Nataly Migliore, a 51-year-old Australian who has lived legally in the United States for around 30 years, has been indicted on federal charges over allegations that she voted illegally in two US elections, including two presidential contests. The case is notable because Migliore is a long-term legal resident, and US authorities have framed her…
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Summer holiday bookings bounce back amid fragile Middle East ceasefire, Jet2 says
The package holiday operator Jet2 has reported a strong rebound in summer holiday bookings following the fragile ceasefire in the Middle East, sending its London-listed shares up by around 10% in early trading on Wednesday. The company, which flies about 20 million passengers a year, said many customers had held off booking while they waited…
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Wish you weren’t Keir? Starmer endures awkward moment next to Trump at NATO summit – after President renewed jibes over Iran
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer had an awkward encounter with US President Donald Trump at what was billed as Trump’s final NATO summit, held in Turkey. The two leaders stood silently side by side for the traditional “family photo” without appearing to exchange a word, though they were seated together during the main session and…