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Freelancer Melissa Zehner says she was fired by a client for being a Democrat — a case highlighting growing political discrimination and the lack of legal protection for independent contractors in America.

Demi Moore admits to cheating on ex Freddy Moore before their wedding and discusses a controversial threesome with Ashton Kutcher in her memoir Inside Out, revealing raw truths about love, regret, and growth.

President Donald Trump's threat to cut New York City funding if Zohran Mamdani wins sparks outrage, fuelling political tension over partisanship in elections this year.

New satellite images reveal what appear to be mass killings and pools of blood in Sudan's Darfur region after El Fasher fell to the Rapid Support Forces, sparking global outrage and calls for urgent action.

Pedro Pascal has topped Archive Dilfs' 2025 fan vote as DILF of the year, beating Mads Mikkelsen and Jensen Ackles in a poll that drew over 25,000 submissions and reignited debate about fan culture and desirability.

Two minor-aged girls were thrown from a Ferris Wheel at Louisiana during the Harvest Festival. Witnesses recalled how they heard horrifying screams.

Amazon launched a $68 million AI PhD Fellowship supporting over 100 students at nine elite universities including Johns Hopkins, MIT, and Stanford. Fellows get full tuition, stipends, AWS credits, and mentorship from Amazon scientists to research machine learning, computer vision, and NLP.

The U.S. is upgrading an abandoned naval base from the Cold War, according to a new report, which could support operations against the Venezuelan regime.

NYC Mayoralty Candidate Zohran Mamdani enjoys similarities with former US President Barack Obama

Deputy Assistant to the President Senior Director for Counter Terrorism National Security Council Sebastian Gorka said the Trump administration's campaign against Venezuela has far-reaching consequences due to the Caracas regime's connections with countries that have "been conspiring to attack members of this administration."

Bitcoin suffers its worst October in seven years, highlighting the unpredictable and high-risk nature of crypto investing in 2025.