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'Vaccinated people more prone to chronic illness’: Shocking COVID vax ‘revelation’ at RFK Jr hearing
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. defended his moves to restrict vaccine access during a Senate hearing. Senator Ron Johnson cited a study suggesting that vaccinated people might be more prone to chronic illness, which sparked strong reactions.
‘Madman, lunatic!’: Trump explodes over Charlotte train killing of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska
US President Donald Trump has spoken out after the shocking killing of 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska on a Charlotte light rail train. Trump condemned the attack in strong terms, calling the alleged killer a ‘madman, a lunatic’, and sent ‘love and hope’ to Zarutska’s family.
French government collapses, PM Bayrou ousted in shock confidence vote after just 9 months in power
France has plunged deeper into a political crisis as Prime Minister Francois Bayrou lost a confidence vote in parliament after just nine months in office. On September 9, 364 deputies rejected his government while only 194 supported it, making Bayrou the first modern French premier removed by a confidence vote rather than a no-confidence vote.
'Fight against climate change can be pro-growth, pro-jobs'
Brazil is preparing to host COP30, aiming to demonstrate the economic benefits of climate action and strengthen multilateralism. Andre Correa do Lago emphasizes the need for effective implementation of climate solutions, countering efforts to undermine the economic rationale behind combating climate change.
France government collapse: All about Francois Bayrou, the third Prime Minister ousted in a year
In a political shakeup, Prime Minister Francois Bayrou was ousted in a confidence vote, plunging France into a fresh crisis. President Macron, who appointed Bayrou last December, faces the task of naming a new prime minister. Bayrou's tenure was marked by resistance from both the left and right wings.
‘US conspiring to dump debt into crypto, then…’: Putin aide drops shocker on America's $35T debt
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s senior adviser, Anton Kobyakov, alleged that the United States may be attempting to offload its $35 trillion national debt by using cryptocurrencies and gold, a move he claims could rewrite the rules of the global financial system. Speaking at the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok, Kobyakov suggested that Washington could convert part of its massive debt into stablecoins, effectively 'starting from scratch' while addressing declining trust in the US dollar.
Nepal govt lifts social media ban after violent youth protests kill 19, leaving several injured
Nepal's government has lifted the ban on social media platforms following violent protests across the country, triggered by the authorities' decision to block access to major platforms like Facebook, X, and YouTube. The protests, led by GenZ, resulted in casualties and injuries as demonstrators demanded the restoration of social media access.
‘They lied, billions were made’: Doctor exposes COVID ‘vaccine lies’ at explosive Senate hearing
The Senate Homeland Security Committee held a powerful hearing, 'Voices of the Vaccine-Injured,' where victims of alleged mRNA COVID vaccine injuries shared their emotional stories. Among the key voices was Dr. Robert Sullivan, an anesthesiologist, who not only shared his personal struggles but also presented shocking research on adverse effects.
London's Heathrow Airport terminal shut over possible hazardous materials incident
London Heathrow Airport's Terminal 4 faced disruption on Monday due to a potential hazardous materials incident, leading to its closure and evacuation. Airport authorities promptly alerted the public via social media, advising passengers to avoid traveling to Terminal 4. Emergency services are on-site addressing the situation, while other terminals continue normal operations, with updates to follow.
Violent protests in Nepal; 19 killed
Nepal is facing a severe crisis as Gen Z protests against a social media ban and alleged corruption turned violent in Kathmandu, resulting in 19 deaths and numerous injuries. The government imposed a curfew and deployed the army after demonstrators stormed the Federal Parliament premises. The protests, reminiscent of anti-monarchy movements, highlight growing discontent with the government's policies.
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'Do you believe Presidents are weak?': Klobuchar grills Trump’s Judicial nominee at Senate hearing
Senate Democrats on Wednesday hammered President Donald Trump’s second nominee for a key federal appellate court, arguing that she was missing the necessary expertise to serve a lifetime appointment on the bench. And lawmakers needled Jennifer Mascott, a university professor and White House legal counsel tapped to join the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, on her past comments on major legal issues such as abortion rights and presidential immunity. If confirmed to the appellate court, Mascott would fill the Third Circuit’s Delaware seat. But during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing Wednesday morning, Democrats pointed out that the nominee had little experience practising law in the First State.
France PM François Bayrou axed after losing confidence vote; third ousting in 12 months
France's political landscape is once again turbulent as Prime Minister Francois Bayrou's government was ousted in a confidence vote, highlighting deep divisions over budget priorities. President Emmanuel Macron now faces the challenge of appointing a fourth prime minister in just a year amidst pressing economic issues and international crises.
‘You touch ICE, you’re jailed’: Homan’s zero-tolerance warning amid Trump's immigration crackdown
Border czar Tom Homan has issued a stern warning amid President Trump’s nationwide crime crackdown, stressing ‘zero tolerance’ for violence against immigration officers. Speaking on Sunday Morning Futures, Homan said anyone throwing stones, assaulting, or threatening ICE officers will face jail. He added that efforts are underway to track and prosecute those funding violent protests, as anti-ICE demonstrations spread in cities like Portland, Chicago, and Baltimore.
‘Absolutely Useless’: Russia mocks Trump’s sanctions threat; US pressures Europe for 'follow up'
Russia has dismissed US President Donald Trump’s warning of new sanctions over the Ukraine war, with Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov calling them ‘absolutely useless’ and having ‘no effect whatsoever.’ The comments come after Moscow launched its largest aerial attack yet, striking a Ukrainian government building for the first time. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urged stronger sanctions, while US officials, including Scott Bessent, stressed coordinated pressure with European partners.
'Take your migrants back, else…': UK’s new Home Secretary Mahmood warns nations of visa suspensions
The UK’s newly appointed Home Secretary, Shabana Mahmood, has vowed a tougher stance on immigration, warning that countries that refuse to take back illegal migrants could face visa suspensions. Speaking at a high-level 'Five Eyes' summit in London with ministers from the US, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada, Mahmood emphasised that securing Britain’s borders is her top priority.
Trump LIVE | President delivers remarks on religious liberty at the Museum of the Bible
Trump began his remarks at the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C. He is delivering a speech to his administration's Religious Liberty Commission, which is holding a hearing on religious freedom in public schools.
