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FBI investigating after ICE headquarters in Phoenix riddled with gunfire

  • FBI investigates gunfire at Phoenix ICE headquarters
  • No injuries were reported
  • Suspects and motive remain unknown

The FBI is investigating after gunfire struck an ICE headquarters building in Phoenix, Arizona. No injuries were reported, but the incident has prompted a federal inquiry because it targeted a government immigration facility. One or more unidentified people fired rounds that hit the building, leaving visible bullet damage…

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Missouri man gets trapped INSIDE porta-potty’s waste tank forcing firefighters to stage grim rescue

  • Missouri man trapped inside a porta-potty's waste tank
  • Kansas City firefighters carried out an unusual rescue
  • Rescue footage shows crews extracting him from the tank

A man in the Kansas City area of Missouri became trapped inside the waste tank of a portable toilet, prompting firefighters to carry out an unusual and unpleasant rescue operation. Emergency crews had to work carefully to free him from the confined, unsanitary space, an incident that drew…

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Argentina’s World Cup Victory Over England Scores 15.1 Million Viewers on Fox, Largest Semifinals Telecast in English-Language U.S. History

  • Argentina beat England 2-1, drawing 15.1 million US viewers on Fox
  • Most-watched men's World Cup semi-final ever on English-language US TV
  • Argentina face Spain in Sunday's final; England's 1966 drought continues

Fox Sports' broadcast of Argentina's dramatic 2-1 win over England in the FIFA World Cup 2026 semi-final drew an average of 15.1 million viewers, making it the most-watched men's World Cup semi-final in English-language US television history. The record came just a day after Fox's coverage of Spain's…

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England move Buenos Aires base to avoid potential World Cup party

  • England switch hotels to dodge potential Argentina World Cup party.
  • Move follows disrupted sleep after Argentina's football semi-final win.
  • England play Argentina in rugby on Saturday before flying home Monday.

England's rugby team have switched hotels in Buenos Aires ahead of their flight home, seeking to avoid a repeat of the raucous World Cup celebrations that disrupted their stay after Argentina's football team beat them in Wednesday's semi-final. Argentina face Spain in Sunday's World Cup final, and with…

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British boy, 17, dies on school trip in Malawi ‘after going missing in lake’

  • British schoolboy, 17, dies during trip to Malawi.
  • He reportedly went missing in a lake beforehand.
  • Full details of the incident remain unclear.

A 17-year-old British boy has died while on a school trip to Malawi, reportedly after going missing in a lake. The death has raised concerns about safety arrangements on the overseas school trip, with further details expected to emerge as the circumstances are investigated. Limited details have been…

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Left tells Burnham to put Red Ed in No11: Now hardliner MPs try to halt move to make Mahmood the next Chancellor

  • Labour left urges Burnham to make Ed Miliband Chancellor
  • Hardliner MPs try to block Shabana Mahmood becoming Chancellor
  • Comes as Starmer prepares to leave No 10

Senior Labour figures on the left of the party are reportedly pressing Andy Burnham to appoint Ed Miliband as Chancellor, setting up a factional clash as hardline MPs simultaneously try to block a rival plan to install Shabana Mahmood in the role. The dispute reflects a wider power…

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Smith unloads on democratic socialists, declares ‘this ain’t Denmark’ in fiery defense of the American dream

  • Smith defended capitalism and the American dream.
  • He rejected comparisons between America and Denmark.
  • The remarks reflect wider debate over socialism.

Stephen A. Smith criticised democratic socialists in a Fox News appearance, arguing that capitalism and the “American dream” remain central to the United States. He said the country should not be compared with Denmark, and accused some left-wing politicians of condemning an economic system from which they have…

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Tate brothers stun DC’s most elite private club: Shock photo emerges after party with Trump and Melania matchmaker

  • Tate brothers photographed at elite Washington DC private club.
  • Image emerged after a party linked to a Trump matchmaker.
  • Appearance raises questions over their access to elite circles.

A photograph showing controversial internet personalities Andrew and Tristan Tate at one of Washington DC's most exclusive private clubs has caused a stir, emerging after the pair reportedly attended a party linked to the matchmaker credited with introducing Donald and Melania Trump. The image has drawn attention because…

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3 Obscure Songs From 1983 That Every 80s Kid Still Knows Today

  • Three 1983 singles are presented as enduring 1980s favourites.
  • “It’s A Mistake” reflected Cold War-era anxieties.
  • “Gold” was Spandau Ballet’s final US Top 30 hit.

The article highlights three comparatively overlooked 1983 singles that it argues remain familiar to people who grew up in the 1980s: Laura Branigan’s “Solitaire”, Men at Work’s “It’s A Mistake” and Spandau Ballet’s “Gold”. It presents them as examples of the decade’s varied pop sound, spanning melodic pop,…

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EXCLUSIVE: Hawley expands USPS probe with blistering letter accusing chief of dodging Congress

  • Hawley widened his USPS oversight investigation.
  • He accused Postmaster General Steiner of evading Congress.
  • The inquiry seeks records on external restructuring advice.

Senator Josh Hawley has expanded his oversight investigation into the US Postal Service, accusing Postmaster General David Steiner of failing to respond adequately to Congress. The dispute matters because it concerns the postal service’s accountability to elected lawmakers and its management of potential operational changes. In a strongly…

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