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PBS CEO Paula Kerger described a turbulent year after federal funding was revoked: a lawsuit against the president, a temporary court block, station cuts and a Bridge Fund to shore up local outlets.
An explosion at a Monaco residential building injured three people. The head of government told AFP the blast was “very likely an attack”; investigators are working at the scene.
Terrion Arnold was released by the Detroit Lions after a judge set bond at $1 million in a Tampa kidnapping and armed robbery case. Bond terms include home confinement, no contact and surrendering his passport.
Democratic Socialists of America scored surprise primary wins in New York, toppling incumbents and forcing Democrats to reconcile party unity, messaging and 2026 electoral risks.
Sami Zayn told Fox News Digital that Kevin Owens’ recovery “takes time,” referencing fusions and rehab. Zayn says Owens remains a vital presence on WWE shows but his return timeline is uncertain.
Jack Draper and Emma Raducanu withdrew injured from Wimbledon, prompting BBC Sport to analyse whether modern tennis is producing more injuries. This article examines the withdrawals, broader patterns and likely next steps.
Pod Save America hosts warned that recent socialist primary wins in New York are a warning sign for the Democratic establishment, citing organized left-wing groups that outperformed party machinery.
Ministers would gain powers to recover roughly £10,000 from adults given asylum support under proposed new laws, the BBC reports. Key details on how the figure is calculated and how repayments would be enforced are not yet published.
A government proposal under review would raise the 15-year starting sentence for domestic killers to 25 years, adding an extra 10 years to minimum terms to bring them in line with other murders.
Rescue teams in Venezuela are painstakingly listening for signs of life amid large-scale destruction. BBC reports tens of thousands remain missing as search efforts continue.
