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Cal Raleigh hit two home runs to reach 60 in a season, a catcher-first milestone. See photos and social media reaction to his historic night.

Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner's eldest child, Violet Affleck, spoke at a UN forum to discuss long COVID-19 effects and the need for clean air, despite her father's smoking habits.

Aaron Judge has become only the fourth player in MLB history with four 50-home-run seasons, joining Babe Ruth. The Yankees star's net worth now is staggering, boosted by a £268m contract and major endorsements. Find out his worth and biggest achievements.

President Trump is set to sign an executive order approving a framework to transfer control of TikTok's US operations to American investors; the President named Murdoch, Ellison,and Dell as possible partners while the White House says the US will control the algorithm and board.

The Natural History Museum's limited-edition Pokémon pop-up shop launches in London on 26 January 2026, with free tickets from 1 October sparking fears of scalpers after past Van Gogh chaos.

The wait for Battlefield 6 is officially nearing its end. The recent release of its official theme and full soundtrack has only intensified the hype, featuring the return of the iconic 'Warsaw' theme and surprising new tracks performed by Limp Bizkit.

According to new Home Office data, fake Labubu dolls made up 90% of the £3.5 million worth of counterfeit toys seized at the UK border this year.

Vitaly Zdorovetskiy remains in Philippine custody on unjust vexation charges, with deportation unlikely until trials end and a receiving country agrees.

Rihanna and A$AP Rocky welcomed baby Rocki Irish Mayers with a reveal featuring pink boxing gloves, sparking fan debate over symbolism and style.

TikTok's US sale finalised on 26 Sep 2025: Oracle, Murdochs join new ownership. Algorithm retrained on US data—could it curb influencer reach?

Nigel Farage's LBC outburst accuses Eastern European migrants of eating swans in Royal Parks, amid UK immigration tensions. Royal Parks & RSPCA swiftly refute the claim.