King Charles Praises Grimsby’s Revival Efforts During Rain-Swept Visit
King Charles visits Grimsby and Cleethorpes, praising community-led growth at a youth hub, crisis centre, and football club amid rain and warm crowds.
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Thailand’s Princess Bajrakitiyabha Dies at 47 After Three-Year Coma
Princess Bajrakitiyabha, eldest child of King Vajiralongkorn, has died. The lawyer and UN advocate was 47. Her passing raises questions about Thailand’s royal s
Met Office June Heatwave Verdict: UK Set for 34°C Scorcher in Mid-June
Met Office issues verdict on June heatwave as UK temperatures set to hit 34°C. Seven counties face 30°C+ heat, but it won't match May's record-breaking scorcher
Tornado Watch for Kenosha as Severe Storms Batter Southeast Wisconsin
A Tornado Watch is in effect for Kenosha County until 9 p.m. as severe storms with damaging winds and possible tornadoes hit southeast Wisconsin.
Family’s Desperate Search for Jonathan Blanco: 11 Days Missing in Argentina
A family in Argentina continues searching for Jonathan Blanco, missing for 11 days. His sister Mariel appeals for public help as hopes fade but persist.
Emma Little-Pengelly faces dual crises: jobs bill standoff and Belfast riot fallout
Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly condemns Belfast riots as 'absolutely unacceptable' while rejecting Sinn Féin's Good Jobs Bill as 'half-baked'.
PG&E Power Shutoffs Begin in Northern California as Red Flag Warnings Take Effect
PG&E initiates Public Safety Power Shutoffs for nearly 5,000 customers across eight Northern California counties amid Red Flag Warning for extreme fire danger.
Zelensky Balances Drone Warfare Honor, Poland Diplomatic Row and Royal Diplomacy
Zelensky faces diplomatic crisis with Poland over WWII unit name, honors drone troops, and meets King Charles amid peace feelers to Russia.
Judge Denies Bid to Block $1.8B Anti-Weaponization Fund, Warns DOJ Not to ‘Play Possum’
Federal judge rejects watchdog's request to block Trump's $1.8B Anti-Weaponization Fund, despite DOJ claims the fund is dead. Court warns government against dec
Georgia Judge Faces Impeachment Over Sex in Chambers, Misconduct Allegations
Rep. Andrew Clyde files articles of impeachment against Georgia federal Judge Eleanor Ross over sexual misconduct in chambers, false statements, and political b
Storms and Squirrels: Over 54,000 Xcel Energy Customers in Dark After Severe Weather
Overnight storms leave 54,000+ Xcel Energy customers without power in Minnesota; a squirrel earlier caused 5,200 outages in La Crosse. Restoration ongoing.
Thinktank Report: UK Government Could Save Households £200 by Becoming Single Electricity Buyer
A Common Wealth thinktank report says public procurement of electricity could save UK households £200 a year by breaking the gas-price link.