Murray Hunter, an Australian writer, has been cleared by a Thai court after Malaysia's telecoms regulator withdrew a defamation case following mediation, raising concerns about cross-border repression.
Right-wing podcaster Tim Dillon leads criticism of Attorney General Pam Bondi's combative testimony about Jeffrey Epstein files, mocking her stock market deflection.
Katie Miller, wife of White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, launches MAGA podcast with big-name guests but receives mediocre ratings and criticism.
Former US President Barack Obama has issued a formal clarification on Instagram after his comments about extraterrestrial life during a podcast interview went viral worldwide.
Cherie Blair reveals Tony never bought her flowers and calls him an 'amazing politician' but a different matter as a husband in a new Channel 4 documentary.
The United States is reportedly preparing for a potential conflict with Iran that could last many weeks, with reinforcements including the USS Gerald R. Ford carrier group steaming toward the region as indirect talks in Geneva face significant hurdles.
Matthew Thomas, 29, has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for sexually assaulting a four-year-old boy after following him around a Caldicot Aldi supermarket. The court heard the attack was planned and persistent.
Atle Lie McGrath's bid for Winter Olympic gold ended in a dramatic crash and emotional outburst, with reports linking it to a rival's coach celebration and a family tragedy.
Nigel Barker discusses the extreme aspects of America's Next Top Model, acknowledging painful moments and changing times in reality TV.
Media giant Nine paid $700,000 to a witness in the Ben Roberts-Smith defamation case to prevent disclosure of misconduct allegations against reporter Nick McKenzie, as revealed after a failed legal bid for a 50-year suppression order.
Liberal MPs caution new leader Angus Taylor against hardline immigration policies, fearing a rightward shift and damage to the party's moderate wing.
American figure skating star Ilia Malinin has posted on Instagram after his disappointing Olympic performance, teasing a future mental health discussion.
Dutch speed skater Jutta Leerdam's viral display of a Nike sports bra at the Winter Olympics could earn her up to $1 million in brand deals, advertising experts have revealed.
Civilian casualties in Ukraine increased by 26% in 2025 as Russian attacks intensified, while US-backed peace talks with Moscow and Kyiv have made little progress despite Trump's promises.
A mother described as a 'dance mom' shot her pre-teen cheerleader daughter before turning the gun on herself in a Las Vegas hotel room, police confirm. The bodies were found at the Rio Hotel & Casino.
Kerri-Anne Donaldson, a semi-finalist on Britain's Got Talent in 2014, took her own life three days after being arrested on suspicion of a sexual offence, an inquest reveals.
Death in Paradise star Don Gilet has exclusively praised newcomer Catherine Garton, who plays Sergeant Mattie Fletcher, calling her character 'great' and 'colourful'.
Don Huffines, a Texas comptroller candidate and self-described MAGA Republican, has been identified as the owner of Jeffrey Epstein's former New Mexico ranch through public records.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has publicly defended Dame Antonia Romeo as an outstanding leader amid expectations she will become the next cabinet secretary, despite past allegations and scrutiny over her management approach.
Team GB's curling team faced penalties for a 'double touch' violation at the Winter Olympics, following heightened scrutiny after a similar controversy involving Canada and Sweden.
The Kremlin has dismissed European accusations that Alexei Navalny was poisoned with dart frog toxin, as Ukraine launches a major drone assault on Russian territory.
Convicted rapist Ethan Rowley, 20, has been sentenced to an additional nine months in prison for a horrific attack where he threw boiling water over another inmate's groin, causing severe injuries.
A convoy of 11 Australian families linked to ISIS was ordered back to the Al Roj refugee camp in Syria after attempting to travel to Damascus with Australian travel documents. The government confirms it will not assist in their repatriation.
Bell Ribeiro-Addy highlights a UN resolution to brand the slave trade a crime against humanity, urging UK engagement on reparations for slavery and colonialism legacies.
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul pressures France to raise defence spending, highlighting European security concerns as US commitment wavers. Discussions include nuclear deterrence and Franco-German cooperation.
Newly released Department of Justice files show Jeffrey Epstein closely monitored Brett Kavanaugh's 2018 Supreme Court confirmation, expressing sympathy for the nominee and criticizing Christine Blasey Ford's testimony.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer says Britain must accelerate defence spending due to Russian threats, but sources indicate a 3% GDP target by 2029 is unlikely before the next election.
Senior Ukrainian and Russian officials will meet in Switzerland for a second round of talks brokered by the Trump administration, with low hopes for a breakthrough amid ongoing Russian demands.
Over 130,000 people are missing in Mexico as drug cartels expand, with disappearances surging 200% in 10 years. Families search alone amid government inaction.
New UK border rules requiring dual nationals to use a British passport are causing confusion and discrimination, particularly for women in Greece and Spain due to surname mismatches.