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June 10, 2026 — 12:36amSaveYou have reached your maximum number of saved items.Remove items from your saved list to add more.AAAWarning: Graphic content London: Police have arrested a Sudanese suspect after a brutal stabbing attack left a man fighting for his life in a Belfast hospital from wounds likened to an attempted beheading, setting off a political storm over crime and migration.A graphic online video showed the assailant kneeling over the victim and yelling while brandishing a knife above his head, moments before onlookers rushed to help by wielding makeshift weapons against the attacker.A blurred image from a video of…
New York was having a little too much fun celebrating the Knicks’ first NBA Finals appearance since 1999 — so Donald Trump had to crash the party. The president threw Midtown Manhattan and Madison Square Garden into logistical chaos on Monday after announcing last week that he would be attending Game 3 of the Finals in person. During the singing of the National Anthem, Trump was loudly booed out by the fans in attendance. Trump claimed after the game, however, that they were actually cheering him. “I thought great,” when asked what he thought about his reception. “I thought amazing,…
A Lebanese culture ministry official told the French news agency AFP on Monday that Israeli bombardment had damaged a UNESCO World Heritage site in the southern city of Tyre, as correspondents there reported damage at the site.One of the oldest cities on the Mediterranean coast, Tyre, in antiquity, was at various times Phoenician, Persian, Hellenistic, Roman and Byzantine.The city is around 12 miles from Lebanon’s southern border with Israel, and its UNESCO World Heritage-listed ruins include the remains of Roman baths and a second-century triumphal arch and hippodrome.Israel’s military has been heavily striking Tyre, and the state-run National News Agency…
Mikel Oyarzabal opens the scoring after two minutes as Spain comfortably win their final World Cup warm-up in Puebla.Published On 9 Jun 20269 Jun 2026Spain wrapped up their World Cup warm-up matches with a comfortable 3-1 victory over Peru in Puebla, Mexico.Mikel Oyarzabal opened the scoring on Monday after just two minutes with a fierce strike from the edge of the area, setting the tone for a straightforward victory for one of the favourites for the upcoming tournament.Recommended Stories list of 4 itemsend of listPedri doubled the lead after the half-hour mark, tapping into an empty net following a cross…
In a darkened convention hall in Chicago on May 31, a Harvard oncologist named Brian Wolpin stood at a podium and in a voice that sounded as if he was reading from the phone book, recited a set of numbers that brought a roomful of cancer doctors to their feet for 42 seconds. Adam Feuerstein, a biotech correspondent for the health news site Stat who has covered cancer conferences like this for two decades, said he had never witnessed anything like it. The applause lasted so long that Wolpin, caught off-guard, ad-libbed: "That time was not built into my talk."
In what workplace safety advocates are calling the most meaningful federal action on worker heat protection in American history, OSHA launched a revised and dramatically expanded National Emphasis Program (NEP) on Heat Injury and Illness Prevention on April 10, 2026 — replacing the previous NEP that had been in operation since 2022 and extending through April 2031.The new NEP uses Bureau of Labor Statistics injury data from 2022–2025 to target 55 high-risk industries for proactive heat-hazard inspections, expanding the program from approximately 200 heat inspections per year under its original form to approximately 2,400 per year — representing 6% of…
By Chris Snellgrove | Published 22 seconds ago Right now, Starfleet Academy is in a very weird place. The show was canceled almost immediately after Season 1 ended, and the most likely reason is that it just didn’t have enough viewers to justify a renewal. However, Season 2 has already been filmed, meaning that we are (unless the network Batgirls the thing) likely to see more adventures of these controversial cadets. That means that Paramount can’t really say anything definitive about why the show ended for fear of diminishing the audience even further. For that same reason, none of the…
Adrien Broner has named who he sees as the sport’s current flagship fighter, better than the likes of Oleksandr Usyk, Naoya Inoue and Shakur Stevenson. Most would argue that the No.1 pound-for-pound spot belongs to either Usyk or Inoue, with both having become two-division undisputed champions. More recently, Inoue has closed the gap by successfully defending his super-bantamweight crown against Junto Nakatani, who he unanimously outpointed at a sold-out Tokyo Dome last month. Usyk, meanwhile, was also in action last month, only his performance against former kickboxer Rico Verhoeven did not quite live up to the vast majority of expectations.…
The Justice Department on Monday said it is moving to strip 17 naturalized individuals of their citizenship after they were convicted of crimes ranging from sex offenses to drug-dealing. The Trump administration has filed paperwork with courts to denaturalize citizens more frequently than in years past and has repeatedly warned that those who are naturalized and commit crimes could be subject to the process.Since the beginning of President Donald Trump’s second term in office, his administration has filed 52 civil complaints against naturalized citizens who committed crimes compared to 24 civil complaints during the four years of the preceding Biden administration, according…
ABUJA, Nigeria — Gunmen have abducted 39 people in northwest Nigeria who were meeting with the family of a bandit leader, the police said Monday.Some 47 residents were meeting with the parents of the suspected kidnap kingpin for “reconciliation and peace engagement” when the bandit leader arrived and abducted most of them, police spokesperson Yazid Abubakar said in a statement.The mass abduction occurred on Sunday in Magamin Diddi community in the Maradun area of Zamfara State in the northeastern region.Communities who feel the military does not protect them from constant attacks in northern Nigeria often negotiate with the groups.Nigeria is…