Pope Francis funeral latest: World leaders to pay respects to late Pontiff in historic Vatican ceremony
Pope Francis will be remembered as a humble leader and champion of the poor in a ceremony attended by world leaders
Trump’s planned pharmaceutical tariffs would raise costs by $51bn annually, report finds
Prices of medication and other costs could increase by as much as 12.9 percent if the tariffs are put in place
Donald Trump too busy to buy Melania birthday present as First Lady to spend day at Pope Francis’ funeral
Donald Trump said he has not had much time to buy his wife, Melania, a birthday present as he’s been “pretty busy” while fallout from his tariffs continues.
Pam Bondi claims judiciary ‘deranged’ after judge arrested for allegedly obstructing immigration agents
US attorney general Pam Bondi has attacked “deranged” judges who she says “think they are beyond and above the law”, after the FBI arrested and charged Wisconsin judge Hannah Dugan over allegations she helped a migrant evade immigration agents.
Only a third of Americans approve of Trump’s tariffs in latest imploding poll
In yet another survey, over half of respondents said words like ‘scary’ and ‘chaotic’ well described Trump’s administration
Rite Aids could be closing down as company eyes second bankruptcy in two years
The troubled drugstore chain previously filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2023, which resulted in more than 800 store closures
Street racers hang from windows as they use city roads as ‘personal race track’
Drivers were filmed performing doughnuts with passengers hanging out of the car windows in footage shared by Nottinghamshire Police as part of its crackdown on individuals using the streets as their “personal race track”.
‘The United States wants you to leave’: Unaccompanied migrant kids are being forced to attend deportation hearings alone
A New York immigration judge presided over a group of a dozen children to explain to them why they might have to leave the country
Justice Department to resume issuing subpoenas to journalists as part of leaks crackdown, Bondi says
The Justice Department is poised to crack down on leaks of information to the news media, authorizing prosecutors to issue subpoenas to news organizations as part of leak investigations, serve search warrants when appropriate and force journalists to testify about their sources
‘I’ll hook you up to a f***ing polygraph test,’ a furious Hegseth told acting chair of the Joint Chief of Staff in hunt for leak: report
Hegseth threatened top staff with polygraph tests following reports that the Pentagon invited Elon Musk for a briefing on China