15 hurt in San Francisco cable car incident
More than a dozen people were injured when a historic San Francisco cable car stopped suddenly. Read the latest on the investigation and safety review.
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Trump uses national security claim for White House ballroom
The Trump administration argues a new White House ballroom is a matter of national security to bypass reviews. Historic preservationists have filed a lawsuit to halt the controversial project.
WV National Guard Member Healing After DC Shooting
Staff Sgt. Andrew Wolfe, wounded in a Washington DC subway attack, is slowly healing. Governor urges continued prayers as the community holds a vigil. Read the latest.
Arrest in 2021 US Capitol Pipe Bomb Case
US authorities have reportedly apprehended a suspect linked to pipe bombs planted before the January 6 Capitol riot. Read the latest details on this major development.
West Virginia mourns slain National Guard soldier
A West Virginia high school remembers Spc. Sarah Beckstrom, a National Guard member fatally shot in Washington D.C. Governor and community pay tribute. Read the full story.
Trump Halts Asylum After DC Guard Shooting
The Trump administration suspends all asylum decisions following a deadly shooting of National Guard members in Washington D.C. Read the latest developments.
DC Terror Attack: National Guard Soldier Killed
A shocking terror attack in Washington DC leaves a National Guard soldier dead and another fighting for life. Discover the full story and the political fallout.
West Virginia Honors National Guard Shooting Victims
West Virginia communities honour two National Guard members shot in Washington DC. Specialist Sarah Beckstrom died, Staff Sergeant Andrew Wolfe critically injured. Join us in remembering their service.
National Guard member dies in Washington terror attack
A female National Guard member has died after a targeted shooting near the White House. The suspected Afghan national attacker is in custody as the FBI investigates the act of terror.
National Guard Members Shot in DC Ambush
Two West Virginia National Guard members are in critical condition after an alleged ambush shooting blocks from the White House. Suspect Rahmanullah Lakanwal faces serious charges.
Afghan national shoots National Guard near White House
Two West Virginia National Guard members critically wounded in Washington DC shooting. Suspect identified as Afghan national Rahmanullah Lakanwal. Read the latest updates.
White House Shooter Named as Afghan National
Two US National Guard members are fighting for life after a targeted shooting near the White House. The suspect, an Afghan national, was shot four times. Read the latest updates.
Two National Guardsmen killed in Washington DC shooting
Two National Guard members were fatally shot near the White House. Donald Trump issued a furious statement vowing the suspect will 'pay a very steep price'. Read the latest updates.
Two National Guard Members Killed in DC Shooting
President Trump vows the 'animal' shooter will 'pay a steep price' after two National Guardsmen were fatally shot near the White House. Get the latest updates.
US national park route reopens after $51M repairs
A stunning six-mile scenic route in Theodore Roosevelt National Park reopens after major repairs. Discover the wildlife and views now accessible to visitors.
US National Park Scenic Route Reopens After 6 Years
A key scenic road in North Dakota's Theodore Roosevelt National Park reopens after a six-year, $51 million restoration, restoring access to iconic Badlands vistas and wildlife.
Famed Stahl House in LA for sale for $25m
The legendary Stahl House, a midcentury modern icon in Hollywood Hills, is on the market for the first time. This architectural gem, famous for its breathtaking city views, seeks a new custodian.
Sycamore Gap 'Trees of Hope' Planted Across UK
The first saplings grown from the illegally felled Sycamore Gap tree have been planted, marking a new chapter for the beloved landmark. Discover where these 'trees of hope' are taking root.
Sycamore Gap 'Trees of Hope' Planted Across UK
The first of 49 saplings grown from the felled Sycamore Gap tree are being planted for National Tree Week, offering a living legacy from the iconic tree.
First Sycamore Gap Saplings Planted After Illegal Felling
The first saplings grown from the illegally felled Sycamore Gap tree are being planted across the UK, offering a living legacy of the beloved landmark. Discover where these 'trees of hope' are taking root.
Sycamore Gap Saplings Planted for National Tree Week
The first of 49 saplings grown from the felled Sycamore Gap tree are being planted across the UK, offering a powerful symbol of regrowth and resilience. Discover where these 'trees of hope' are taking root.
Washington Cathedral: A Nation's Story in Stone
Explore how Washington National Cathedral's funerals, from presidents to pioneers, narrate the American story. Discover the hallowed ground where history and heritage converge.
HMRC: National Insurance Refunds Take 8-12 Weeks
HMRC has clarified that taxpayers should expect to wait 8 to 12 weeks for National Insurance refunds to arrive after confirmation. Learn how to claim your money back.
Demonic 'Wind in the Willows' Jumper Banned from Abbey
Westminster Abbey bans visitor wearing 'demonic' Mr Toad jumper after complaints. The incident highlights ongoing tensions between modern expression and traditional spaces.
National pride plummets in divided Britain under Starmer
Exclusive survey shows plummeting national pride and deepening social divisions as Keir Starmer's government faces growing public discontent over Britain's direction.
Supreme Court rules against transgender passport rights
In a controversial 6-3 ruling, America's highest court has upheld the Trump administration's policy requiring biological sex designation on passports, sparking outrage from LGBTQ+ advocates.
Woman loses 'Karen' discrimination lawsuit against theme park
A New Jersey woman's discrimination lawsuit against a theme park, where she claimed staff called her 'Karen', has been dismissed by a US federal judge in a precedent-setting case.
Yosemite base jumpers convicted in landmark national park case
Three thrill-seekers convicted for illegal base jumping in Yosemite National Park face hefty fines and probation in groundbreaking case that sets legal precedent for adventure sports enforcement.
Canadian singer's anthem performance sparks MLB controversy
Grammy-nominated artist JP Saxe faces criticism after performing both American and Canadian national anthems at MLB World Series celebration event in Los Angeles.
Australian Court Restricts Puberty Blockers for Trans Kids
In a historic judgment with global implications, Australia's Federal Court has ruled that puberty blockers for transgender children are no longer considered 'therapeutic treatment', sparking intense debate across medical and LGBTQ+ communities.
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