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Beau Lamarre-Condon trial live updates: Just weeks ago, cops made a surprising find in Jesse Baird’s bedroom over how accused killer had allegedly covered up traces of the double shooting
The trial of Beau Lamarre-Condon continues in the NSW Supreme Court, where he faces two counts of domestic violence-related murder over the deaths of his ex-boyfriend Jesse Baird and Baird’s new partner Luke Davies in February 2024. A significant development has emerged: police only discovered in July 2026—nearly two years after the alleged killings—that the…
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‘F— her’: Jasmine Crockett torched by ex-Dem colleague over who she left off endorsement list
Former Democratic Representative Susan Wild criticised Texas Representative Jasmine Crockett for omitting Senate nominee James Talarico from a list of candidates backed by Crockett’s political action committee. Wild said the omission put personal reservations ahead of party success; Crockett replied that she had congratulated and endorsed Talarico after losing to him in the March primary.…
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‘I was trapped inside my own body’: The £10 date rape drug GHB is colourless, odourless… and virtually undetectable. Now we reveal how it’s surging in popularity despite risk of blackouts, sexual assaults, and even death
The article follows Kim, 21, who says she began taking GHB after her boyfriend introduced it as a cheap way to enjoy nights out. After a few months of regular use, she believes she overdosed after combining it with alcohol and losing track of her dose; she later woke outside a club injured and without…
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Forget The Craic. Modern Ireland is sanctimonious, angry – and addicted to grievance and playing the historical victim: DAVID PATRIKARAKOS
Ireland’s national football team protested against Israel during a Nations League match by wearing black armbands and declining to shake hands with Israeli players, whilst a goalkeeper withdrew from the squad entirely. Additionally, Ireland withdrew from this year’s Eurovision Song Contest because Israel was permitted to participate, with the national broadcaster describing such participation as…
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Pavement’s Stephen Malkmus on his “favourite” Elliott Smith song of all time
Pavement frontman Stephen Malkmus named Elliott Smith’s ‘Rose Parade’ as his favourite Smith song during an online question-and-answer session. His answer came after a fan compared the opening of Malkmus’s ‘Jenny And the Ess-Dog’ with Smith’s ‘Say Yes’; Malkmus said he knew ‘Say Yes’ but preferred ‘Rose Parade’. The article places the choice in the…
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Suspect accused of killing Pittsburgh pediatrician sexually assaulted woman hours earlier: police
Police say Elijah Hemingway, 32, sexually assaulted and robbed a woman in Wilkinsburg hours before allegedly entering a nearby home and attacking a couple as they slept. The home invasion killed paediatrician Dr Idris Evans, 46, and critically injured his wife; the woman in the earlier incident reportedly did not know Hemingway. Detectives said they…
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Actor Chazz Palminteri rips Sonny Gray, recalls ‘surreal’ Robert De Niro story on ‘The Craig Carton Show’
Actor Chazz Palminteri criticised Boston Red Sox pitcher Sonny Gray during an interview on “The Craig Carton Show”, recalling that Gray had brushed him off when he was with the Yankees. Palminteri said Gray struggles under pressure in the Bronx, a view he linked to the pitcher’s poor home record there; his comments revisit the…
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Triple lock raid to cost OAPs £15billion: Burnham savaged by union chief for hitting poorest to help pay for care reforms
Andy Burnham announced that the state pension triple lock would be scrapped in 2030 to help fund a new National Care Service. The change would remove the link to earnings, slowing pension increases and prompting criticism that pensioners with low incomes are being asked to pay for social care reform. Government sources estimate the change…
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Massive win for New York millionaires as Mamdani’s highly-unpopular second home tax is struck down by judge
A New York judge has blocked the implementation of Governor Kathy Hochul’s “pied-à-terre” tax, which was designed to tax wealthy property owners with second homes. State Supreme Court Judge Wayne Ozzi ruled that the city of New York mishandled the tax’s rollout by publishing a list of almost one million properties and their owners without…
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Mariachi band’s national anthem at Bears vs. Eagles game ignites racism debate and US Senator response
A mariachi band’s performance of the US national anthem before the Chicago Bears–Philadelphia Eagles game prompted heated online debate, including accusations of racism and criticism of the NFL’s choice of performers. The article says the argument drew in Arizona Senator Ruben Gallego, who defended the group. The Chicago-based, two-time Grammy-nominated Mariachi Herencia de México performed…