Trump has since attempted to distance himself, instructing his own supporters to stop talking about the convicted sex offender. In a Truth Social post last week, Trump lashed out at his own base, claiming that he no longer wants the support of those invested in what he called a “Hoax.”

A "dangerous paedophile" who sent almost £56,000 to the Philippines to pay for livestreamed sexual abuse of children has been jailed for 30 years. Patrick Howlett, from Kent, was arrested in July 2021 after National Crime Agency (NCA) officers found a total of 14,311 illegal images, amassed over nearly two decades, on his electronic devices.

The vehicle hit a crowd outside a club on Santa Monica Boulevard early Saturday, apparently on purpose, police said.

The second Head of Household of season 27, Jimmy Heagerty, nominated Keanu Soto, Kelley Jorgensen, and Adrian Rocha for eviction during the Sunday, July 20, episode of “Big Brother.” But one player activated a power to throw a wrench in Jimmy’s plans.

A community nurse who lied after she completed a patient visit alone when she was told to do it with another colleague has been struck off. Bryony Gould, who worked in Weymouth and Portland, Dorset, was told by a manager in a patient's clinical notes that two colleagues should carry out the person's collar care in July 2020.

Emmanuel Unegbu, 51, entered the United States in June 2019 on a B2 visa after leaving his post at the Nigerian Embassy in Libya.

The United States has rejected amendments adopted in 2024 by members of the World Health Organization to its legally binding health rules aimed at improving preparedness for future pandemics following the disjointed global response to COVID-19.

A woman from Melrose has been banned from driving for a year after pleading guilty to crashing her husband's £160,000 Ferrari while over the drink drive limit. Claire Taddei, 47, admitted to being more than twice the legal limit when she crashed into a parked car in Market Square, Melrose, just after midnight on 23 February.

The United States officially won't be involved in an enhanced pandemic global response enacted by the World Health Organization, the Trump administration said.

Even wild animals’ skin can burn, if they’re living in unusual conditions.