Paraguay's president impeached and under house arrest after bank collapse ↗
Front page leadSantiago Peña has been impeached and is under house arrest following a banking crisis that prevented millions of people from accessing their money.
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Labour leads in New Zealand election as votes are counted ↗
Early results from the New Zealand election indicate that the Labour party is ahead of the National party, with votes still being tallied, as Prime Minister Christopher Luxon seeks a second term amidst concerns over housing and the economy.
End of the road for Tesla's Cybertruck? ↗
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has announced that Cybertruck production will be halted in Texas to shift focus to the company's self-driving Cybercabs.
Trump prepares for battle with Stephen Miller pick ↗
US President Trump's appointment of Stephen Miller, a partisan figure, as his new chief of staff signals potential conflicts with Congress.
Pope in 'pretty good health' as he starts Latin America tour ↗
Pope Leo is beginning a tour of Latin America, having recently undergone surgery for lung cancer.
Meghan's father arrested on child sex abuse material charge ↗
Thomas Markle, Meghan's father, has been arrested in Florida after an FBI search of his storage units revealed child sex abuse material.
Kenyan cult leader given life sentence for 191 murders ↗
A doomsday cult leader in Kenya has been sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of 191 followers.
Bomb threats challenge airline industry ↗
A series of bomb threats are presenting a significant challenge to the airline industry.
Australia cricket team knew of sandpaper use, Khawaja says ↗
Usman Khawaja has stated that the entire Australian cricket team was aware of the sandpaper ball-tampering incident.
Gladiator II stuntman sues over explosion injuries ↗
A stuntman on the set of 'Gladiator II' is suing for injuries sustained during an on-set explosion.
London police chief 'wouldn't be surprised' by more allegations about Brand ↗
The Metropolitan Police Commissioner has stated he would not be surprised if further allegations emerge regarding Russell Brand.
What happens if the internet goes down? Wind-up radios may be a lifeline ↗
A 'Black Sky' event could cause widespread outages of power, water, and communications in the UK, raising questions about the nation's preparedness.
Man refused life-saving treatment due to religion, rules changed days later ↗
Jehovah's Witness leaders altered strict rules on blood transfusions, but the change came too late for Isaac Valdez who had refused treatment.
Skepta: 'I'm what it looks like if you give an immigrant child a chance' ↗
Grime artist Skepta, considered one of the UK's best, is releasing his first album in seven years.
From young offender to junior doctor: 'I wrote a plan and stuck to it' ↗
Steven Beattie is sharing his story of turning his life around after leaving Scotland's most violent prison 20 years ago.
Young Somali woman changing how the world sees Mogadishu ↗
A young Somali woman is influencing global perceptions of Mogadishu, contrasting its reputation with the reality experienced by some tourists.
Why the US midterms sparked an AI stock selloff ↗
Fears of increased AI regulation following the US midterms appear to have triggered a selloff among investors, with concerns about the industry growing.
Texas mayor instructs police to limit co-operation with ICE ↗
Following a fatal shooting by an ICE officer, the mayor of Houston has directed police to reduce cooperation with immigration authorities.
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