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Tanks, Troops And Trump: D.C. Gears Up For Controversial Military Spectacle

Originally intended as a small festival for 300 people, the event expanded significantly after Trump's election, evolving into a full-scale spectacle with rocket launchers and missiles.

International Business Times

What to keep in mind when photographing political protests and demonstrations

How to photograph protests safely: A guide for modern photojournalists

Digital Camera World

The "Staggering" Drug Smuggling Shipment Prince William Helped Intercept With the Royal Navy in 2008

William experienced "a lot of excitement and a lot of danger," per a royal expert.

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Model Katie Price ‘objectified’ in Diesel clothing advert

Diesel believed the ad was compliant with advertising rules but removed it from the website

The Independent UK

UK Home Office Backs Down on Family Visa Salary Hike in Win for Migrant Families

A new report issued by the Home Office has warned against raising the family visa salary threshold, and has instead suggested lowering it by several thousand pounds.

International Business Times UK

Little Simz on breakthroughs, betrayal and becoming one of the UK’s best-ever rappers: ‘I don’t want to shy away from how I feel’

Critics’ favourite and curator of this month’s Meltdown festival, the British artist is flying high. But a nasty legal battle with her closest collaborator and a crisis of confidence left her close to calling it quits. Instead, she put it all on the new album

The Guardian - UK

Judge Threatens To Kick Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Out Of Courtroom Over His Ongoing Antics

The disgraced rapper has a sharp warning from the judge overseeing the trial.

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Vanuatu says it has no plans to revoke Andrew Tate’s golden passport after review

If convicted, Tate’s citizenship could still be revoked in the future

The Independent UK

The Guardian launches Missing in the Amazon, a new podcast that uncovers what happened when a journalist and an indigenous defender disappeared

Missing in the Amazon is a new six-part audio investigation into the disappearance of Dom Phillips and Bruno Pereira - told for the first time by the people closest to them.

The Guardian - UK

Harry and Meghan looked at changing family surname to Spencer

Duke of Sussex sought advice on taking the birth name of his late mother Princess Diana

The Independent UK

Op Sindoor global blitz: Loud at home, lost overseas

Fifty-nine politicians. Thirty-two countries. A high-profile tour funded by crores in taxpayers’ money.

Newslaundry

Meet Paris Lees - the true story behind the BBC drama What It Feels Like For A Girl

Meet Paris Lees, the subject of the hit new BBC drama

Evening Standard

“He was a master of the cryptic instruction. He’d say, ‘This song, can you loosen its tie a little?’”: How The Strokes created the most influential rock song of the early 21st Century

It inspired The Killers, Arctic Monkeys and countless other bands

MusicRadar

New Study Finds More Than Half Of Trending Mental Health TikToks Contain Misinformation

The investigation took note of dubious mental treatments promoted on TikTok and prompted a response from the platform itself.

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'No More Mr Nice Guy': Trump Accuses China of Violating Deal, Threatens Trade Retaliation

A few weeks ago, the US and China entered a trade agreement to defuse the tariff war. Now, Donald Trump accuses Beijing of totally violating their deal.

Euronews

Dom Phillips was killed researching a book on the Amazon. Three years later, his friends finished it

Fragments of hope mix with grim realities in How to Save the Amazon, published in the UK and Brazil this week.

Marie Claire

Maria Grazia Chiuri, Dior's First Woman Creative Director, Is Stepping Down

Maria Grazia Chiuri's nine-year tenure at the house transformed how women dressed—and shopped.

The Independent UK

A journalist was killed while writing a book on the Amazon. Here's how friends completed his work

British journalist Dom Phillips was working for years on a book about saving the Amazon when he was killed in the region by fishermen in 2022

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Senator Fatima Payman Slams Alleged ‘Inappropriate’ Behaviour From Male Parliamentary Colleague

"I told this colleague, 'Hey, I'm drawing a line, mate', and moved on to making a formal complaint."

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Labor Members Push Albanese To Sanction Israel Amid Gaza Aid Blockade

Labor members are urging Anthony Albanese to impose sanctions on Israel over its Gaza aid blockade, with calls to protect Palestinians.

Salon

Hegseth inquiry unearths wiretap claims

Specious claims of an illegal wiretap add to a growing rift between Hegseth's DoD and the White House

The Guardian - UK

‘Does he know anything?’: Crimean Tatar leader Mustafa Dzhemilev on Trump’s plans to legitimise Russian annexation

Exiled Soviet-era dissident tells the Guardian that for the US to turn its back on the territory would be ‘shameful’

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French President Emmanuel Macron Addresses Viral Video Where His Wife Appears To Slap Him

French President Emmanuel Macron addresses claims that his wife Brigitte slapped him in public, after a viral video.

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Man Who Posted Deepfakes Of Prominent Aussie Women Could Cop $450K Penalty

Australia's online safety regulator said the penalty submission reflected the seriousness of the breaches and its significant impacts on victims.

The Independent UK

Marcel Ophuls, the Oscar-winning filmmaker who forced France to face its WWII past, is dead at 97

Marcel Ophuls, the Academy Award-winning German-born filmmaker whose landmark 1969 documentary “The Sorrow and the Pity” shattered the comforting myth that most of France had resisted the Nazis during World War II — has died at 97

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