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Trump scraps his Hormuz shipping charge idea but presses ahead with an Iran blockade
The US has abandoned proposed cargo tolls in the Strait of Hormuz while resuming a naval blockade of Iranian ports following the collapse of a ceasefire.
ICE agents halt most vehicle stops following deadly shootings in Maine, Texas, sources say
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has paused most vehicle stops for its ERO division following two recent fatal shootings in Maine and Texas.
Bedford train crash driver died from 'traumatic injuries to brainstem and chest
An inquest has heard that driver Shaun Burton died from traumatic injuries to the brainstem and chest following a rail collision near Bedford.
Trump shrinks two Utah national monuments by more than 90%
President Trump has drastically reduced the size of two Utah national monuments, stripping protections from more than 90% of the combined land.
Asbestos pick-up trial could put NSW public at risk, experts warn
The Minns Labor Government is launching a $16 million plan to provide free household asbestos disposal, but industry leaders warn it may inadvertently promote dangerous self-removal.
Trump’s attorneys, Justice Dept. leaders misused courts in IRS case, judge says
A federal judge sanctioned attorneys and DOJ leaders for using a lawsuit against the IRS to secure a settlement providing tax immunity for the Trump family.
US military launches third night of strikes against Iran
The U.S. military has launched a third consecutive night of strikes against Iranian forces following cruise missile attacks on commercial tankers. President Trump has also announced a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.
PM Albanese to outline AI safety and policy guardrails in Sydney speech
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will outline a policy framework for AI and datacentres, focusing on safety, compliance, and the protection of intellectual property.
Twelve arrested over right-wing terror threat to Suffolk Islamic event
Twelve individuals have been detained across the UK after a credible right-wing terror threat forced the early conclusion of the UK Ijtima gathering in Suffolk.
UK proscribes Iran's IRGC
The UK government is moving to proscribe the IRGC and two other groups to tackle Iranian-backed recruitment of criminals and attacks targeting the Jewish community.
Senator Lindsey Graham dies at 71 following brief and sudden illness
South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham passed away at 71 following a brief and sudden illness. Political leaders are remembering the long-serving Republican for his role in foreign policy and Senate legislative battles.
Prince Harry loses privacy lawsuit against Daily Mail publisher
Mr. Justice Nicklin has ruled against Prince Harry and his co-claimants, finding no evidence of unlawful information gathering by Associated Newspapers. This judgment marks the end of a high-profile legal battle against the publisher.
Lindsey Graham dies at 71
Senator Lindsey Graham has died at the age of 71 after a sudden illness
Anthony Albanese accuses right-wing rivals of race to the bottom
Anthony Albanese accuses right-wing rivals of race to the bottom
One Nation targets Christian voters despite tension over monoculture vision
One Nation is courting Australia's Christian demographic, though tensions remain over the party's strict anti-immigration stance and vision for a monocultural society.
PM Mark Carney pursues state capitalism with multibillion-dollar deals
Prime Minister Mark Carney is pivoting Canada toward a state capitalism model, leveraging public funds for infrastructure projects while implementing austerity cuts.
Rep. Ro Khanna says Israeli settlers detained him in the West Bank
Representative Ro Khanna and his delegation were detained by armed Israeli settlers while touring Khirbet Zanuta in the southern West Bank.
Suspect in Ann Widdecombe murder inquiry released and no longer part of investigation
A suspect has been released following the death of former MP Ann Widdecombe at her home in Haytor. Police continue to seek witnesses and footage.
Gordie Howe bridge to open July 27, Canada says
Canada and the United States have reached a financial agreement on toll governance and profits to allow the Gordie Howe International Bridge to open on July 27.
ICE killed Houston man who DHS says was not the target of operation
A Mexican national with no criminal record was killed by ICE agents in Houston during a mistaken operation. Family and officials dispute the agency's self-defense claims.