TV presenter Brendan Courtney warns of ‘anti-gay rhetoric’ after being attacked
TV presenter Brendan Courtney has warned of a rise in “anti-gay rhetoric” after a “horrible” attack where he was kicked in the head. The Dubliner said he raised the case to highlight that attacks like this are still happening and described...
Continue ReadingThe Untold Winners of the Trump Memecoin Frenzy
When US president Donald Trump launched his own cryptocurrency, he sparked a trading frenzy. A constellation of...
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BREAKING: Karoline Leavitt Strips White House Correspondents' Association of Its "Monopoly" Over White House Press Access, Announces New Plans to Expand Press Pool to New Media (VIDEO)
“This administration is shaking up Washington in more ways than one,” Leavitt said, noting, “that’s what we...
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What the German elections mean for Reform
Starmer has recognised what generations of German centrist leaders failed to deliver: real change
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Restaurant Review: Provence in the West Village, at Zimmi’s
At a cozy new restaurant inspired by the South of France, humble ingredients are lavished with respect, butter, and...
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Somali officials: US airstrike against Islamic State kills 16 militants
U.S. airstrikes killed 16 militants affiliated with the Islamic State terrorist group in northern Somalia, officials...
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Rafa Benitez eyeing Premier League job as surprise switch collapses
Rafa Benitez remains keen on landing another Premier League job after turning down a coaching gig in Brazil last month....
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New study reveals blue state's fast-food minimum wage hike jeopardized thousands of jobs
Fast-food job losses in California spiked after passage of the $20 minimum wage for some workers, according to a new...
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Ozzy Osbourne Reveals He Can No Longer Walk Ahead of Final Show
The musician will perform with a reunited Black Sabbath during a charity gig in Birmingham in July
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Where in Europe could see the most temperature-related deaths by 2099?
A new study debunked theories climate change could be ‘beneficial’ for temperature-related deaths as Europe warms.
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