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Democratic socialists erupt over 2028 endorsement as AOC speculation grows: ‘Dangerous path’

  • DSA members clash over 2028 presidential endorsement strategy
  • Speculation grows that AOC could run for president in 2028
  • Some DSA figures warn the approach is a "dangerous path"

The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) is experiencing internal conflict over how the organisation should approach the selection of a presidential candidate, amid growing speculation that Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez could mount a bid for the White House in 2028. The dispute reflects the DSA's expanding influence within the…

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Wholesome-looking Midwest teacher, 21, had bright future… until she preyed on boy, 14, by sending him daily naked photos and horrifying sexts

  • Midwest teacher, 21, accused of preying on boy, 14
  • Alleged daily naked photos and explicit sexts sent
  • Case contrasts her public image with alleged conduct

A 21-year-old teacher in the American Midwest has been accused of sexually preying on a 14-year-old boy, allegedly sending him naked photographs and sexually explicit messages on a daily basis. The case has drawn attention both for the seriousness of the alleged abuse of a position of trust…

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HYBE Sues to Stop BTS Bootleg Merch Sellers at U.S. Stadiums During ‘ARIRANG’ World Tour  

  • HYBE sues to stop fake BTS merchandise sales at US tour stops
  • Injunction sought would allow seizure of counterfeit goods nationwide
  • ARIRANG tour has grossed $204 million so far in 2026

HYBE, the South Korean label behind BTS, has filed a US lawsuit seeking a nationwide injunction to stop the sale of counterfeit merchandise outside stadiums hosting the band's "ARIRANG" world tour. The complaint, lodged in New Jersey federal court on 10 July, argues that bootleg sellers have already…

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NYC Jay-Z concert delayed until after MIDNIGHT after huge group stormed through security without tickets

  • Large group stormed NYC venue security without tickets before Jay-Z show.
  • Concert start delayed until after midnight as a result.
  • Incident raises questions over venue security and crowd control.

A Jay-Z concert in New York City was delayed until after midnight after a large crowd bypassed security checks and entered the venue without valid tickets. The security breach forced organisers to hold back the start of the show, disrupting the evening for ticket-holders who had arrived on…

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‘Baseless Litigation’: Comic Wants Payback After Composer Drops $27M Lawsuit Over Lion King Joke

  • Lion King chant lawsuit was dropped, but the dispute continues
  • Comedian seeks $75,000-plus in legal costs
  • Case highlights US free speech protections for comedy

A lawsuit brought by South African composer Lebo M over a comedian’s joke about The Lion King has been dropped, but the dispute is continuing because the comedian now wants his legal costs paid. The case matters because it centres on free speech and the legal limits of…

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ENHYPEN Embraces Mexican Energy in Spanish to the Rhythm of ‘Despacito’ & ‘Cielito Lindo’

  • ENHYPEN tailored its Mexico shows to local culture and fans
  • Two Mexico City concerts drew 22,000 fans each night
  • The shows also promoted the group’s upcoming August release

South Korean boy band ENHYPEN used their first shows in Mexico to connect directly with local fans, incorporating well-known Spanish-language songs and references to Mexican culture into their performances. During two consecutive concerts at Arena Mexico City on 11 and 12 July, the group joined crowds singing “Despacito”…

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UK Culture Secretary Backs BBC License Fee Expanding To Cover Streaming Service Subscribers

  • Nandy backs widening the BBC licence fee to streaming users
  • Ministers are exploring new BBC funding models before charter renewal
  • The government rejects a separate levy on streaming companies

The UK’s Culture Secretary, Lisa Nandy, has said she is open to expanding the BBC licence fee so it would apply more broadly to people who subscribe to streaming services such as Netflix, Disney+ and Prime Video. The idea matters because the BBC is heading into charter renewal…

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Commons Speaker slaps down Reform UK over claims he doesn’t ‘care at all’ about safety of party’s MPs in wake of Ann Widdecombe ‘murder’

  • Speaker rejects Reform UK safety accusation
  • Dispute follows reports on Ann Widdecombe case
  • Row highlights wider concerns over politicians’ security

The Speaker of the House of Commons publicly rebuked Reform UK after party figures claimed he did not care about the safety of its MPs following reports around the alleged murder of Ann Widdecombe. The row matters because it combines concerns about politicians’ security with a wider dispute…

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Oil prices leap and stocks fall as Trump reinstates Hormuz blockade on Iranian shipping

  • Trump’s Hormuz move pushed oil prices higher and stocks lower
  • Fresh US-Iran attacks increased fears over Gulf energy supplies
  • Vessel traffic through the strait has already dropped sharply

Oil prices jumped and share markets fell after Donald Trump said the US would again block Iranian shipping in the Strait of Hormuz and impose a 20% toll on other eligible cargo using the route. The move followed further US strikes on Iran and retaliatory action from Tehran,…

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Kemi Badenoch launches ‘purge of Tory wets’ as Theresa May’s chief of staff kicked out for ‘slagging off’ tough line on human rights

  • Badenoch is reportedly pushing out moderate Conservatives
  • The row focuses on a tougher human-rights stance
  • May’s former chief of staff is cited as a casualty

The article reports that Kemi Badenoch has begun removing or sidelining more moderate Conservatives, presenting it as a tougher ideological reset of the party. It says the move matters because it signals a sharper rightward direction under her leadership, particularly on issues such as human rights, and suggests…

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