Oscars 2025 'could be cancelled' for first time in 96 years due to LA wildfires
The Oscars 2025 is reportedly "on the verge of being cancelled" due to the deadly Los Angeles wildfires. It's said Hollywood's biggest night of the...
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Ilhan Omar Takes Swipe at AOC for Praising Kamala Harris’s Gaza Ceasefire Push
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., once an outsider who vowed to take on the Democratic establishment, is finally being embraced by her own...
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Shaughnessy feels 'stronger than ever' after injury return
Dundee captain Joe Shaughnessy says he's feeling "stronger than ever" after making his first start for the club in 11 months.
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Boy, 17, stabbed in leg in Scunthorpe altercation - police
A 17-year-old boy is believed to have been stabbed in the leg during an altercation with a group of men in Scunthorpe on Saturday, Humberside Police...
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Merrick Garland’s Final Plea for Norms at the Justice Department
In today’s newsletter, dark warnings in a farewell address at the Justice Department. And, Clare Malone reports on TikTok’s uncertain...
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Southport killer pleads guilty to murdering 3 girls at Taylor Swift dance class
Axel Rudakubana, 18, has pleaded guilty on the first day of his trial at Liverpool Crown Court to murdering three young girls in a knife attack at a...
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Trump Brought the War on Terror Home—and He’ll Do It Again.
While the War on Terror has receded into the background of our lives, its premises and tactics remain all too readily available.
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Sheila Heti on Boarding Schools and the Mind of a Writer
The author discusses her story “The St. Alwynn Girls at Sea.”
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Scottish Government urges Scots to avoid large NYE parties
Pictures showed empty pubs and quiet streets in Glasgow and Edinburgh yesterday as thousands of Scots jumped on the train and headed south to...
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Roadworks on Branston Interchange to end in April
Work on a multimillion-pound scheme to upgrade a major junction in Staffordshire is set to be completed in April. The improvements, carried out by...
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