Los Angeles County to pay $20 million to family of boy tortured to death by his parents
The child’s parents pleaded no contest to charges of murder and torture in 2024
Day: October 2, 2025
NATO is now ‘in the most dangerous situation since the end of WW2’
EU leaders are due to discuss how to prepare for potential Russian aggression, as tension between Brussels and Moscow continues to rise
Israel intercepts Gaza Sumud flotilla vessels: What we know so far
Global Sumud Flotilla had been pressing forward with its mission to break Israel’s siege of Gaza.
Trump sounded ‘exhausted, incoherent and stupid’ in his speech to military top brass, says retired general
Retired General Barry McCaffrey, said the presentation at Quantico, in Virginia, was ‘one of the most bizarre, unsettling events I’ve ever encountered’
Newly elected Arizona lawmaker has yet to be sworn into office, as House Democrats welcome her
A week after her decisive win in an Arizona special election for the U.S. House, Democrat Adelita Grijalva has yet to take office.
North Carolina homes crumble into ocean as Hurricanes Humberto and Imelda churn massive waves off Atlantic coast
This year, 18 homes have collapsed along the Outer Banks seashore
‘Barbie Kardashian’ released after plotting mother’s rape, murder ‘threat to the public’
Barbie Kardashian, 25, who was born a male but goes by the name Barbie Kardashian and identifies as female, was released from prison after serving over 2 years
Stories of writers and wolves are finalists for the nonfiction Baillie Gifford prize
Literary biographies are up against explorations of extremism, slavery and wolves for Britain’s leading nonfiction book prize.
‘When you’re in the corn, everything looks the same’: it’s fun to get lost in California’s giant corn maze
Cool Patch Pumpkins’ enormous maze allows visitors a little uncertainty in an age of always knowing where we areThe owner of a giant northern California corn maze once crowned the world’s largest wants visitors to remember that there is fun in getting …
Corporate ‘middlemen’ mask who really profits from Australian fossil fuel projects, report warns
Nominee companies – paid to be listed as shareholders on behalf of unnamed investors – could be reducing accountability over financial support of industryGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastThree global banks are being paid to ob…