Border police officer under investigation after CCTV footage shows him shouting at car’s occupants and throwing device Israeli police have opened an investigation after CCTV footage showed a border police officer throwing a stun grenade into a car carrying young Palestinians during a raid on the Qalandiya refugee camp in the occupied West Bank. The footage from Sunday, released by the Israeli rights group B’Tselem, shows an officer approaching a car and shouting at its occupants. Continue readin
About 60 million people are under flood threat from Ohio to Virginia to Massachusetts on Tuesday.
Group of 100 investors still discussing £10bn rescue proposal with officials from regulator Ofwat, says report Business live – latest updates Thames Water’s creditors are willing to pursue their bid for the debt-laden company even if the next likely prime minister, Andy Burnham, brings it into temporary nationalisation. The group of 100 institutional investors, which hold about £14bn of Thames’s senior debt, are still discussing its £10bn rescue proposal for the struggling company with officials
Sen. Jon Ossoff, D-Ga., is being accused by Georgia’s top child welfare official of using vulnerable children and the state's embattled foster care system for campaign credit after releasing a new ad touting his work on the state’s troubled system. Georgia Division of Family & Children Services (DFCS) Director Candice Broce criticized the new foster care-focused ad released last week as the Georgia Democrat seeks re-election in one of the nation’s most closely watched races. In the ad, title
Federal lawyers are leaving the Trump administration and landing in Democratic state attorneys general’s offices in large numbers as blue states ramp up their legal fight against the president's second-term agenda, a Fox News Digital review found. Employment data analyzed by the New York Times indicates that more than 10,000 federal attorneys — approximately one fifth of all lawyers employed by the federal government — have left their posts since 2025 began. Of these, a Fox News Digital review i
Fox News · Oct 8
If Prince Harry gets face time with King Charles during his latest drama-filled U.K. trip, don't expect a warm family reunion — palace aides are reportedly expected to tightly script every second to shield the monarch and the crown. "Every interaction will need to be managed, even to the minute, by courtiers and those whose job it is to protect the monarchy," British royal expert Hilary Fordwich told Fox News Digital. "Merely polite meetings are more plausible." "They are far more concerned with
Fox News · Oct 8
As more Americans look to increase their protein intake, picking up a prime rib roast at the grocery store may seem like an appealing option. The varying sizes of this cut of meat make it notoriously tricky to cook, however. Some experts, though, say home chefs can master the process and produce great prime rib. "There is absolutely no reason prime rib cooked at home can't be as good, even better, than anything you can get at a restaurant," Chicago-based chef "Meathead" Goldwyn, author of "Meath
Guardian - World · Oct 8
In wake of primary wins by leftwing candidates in New York and elsewhere, president has resorted to well-worn tactic Moments after Donald Trump rang the ceremonial opening bell on Monday, starting the trading day from the Oval Office, 232 miles north on Wall Street, the US senator Ted Cruz celebrated the president’s new savings accounts as his administration’s “New Deal”. “But instead of having government taking care of everyone,” the Republican senator declared, “Trump accounts are about making
Fox News · Oct 8
With just under four months to go until this year's midterm elections, a top Senate Republican remains confident of the GOP's chances. Sen. Tim Scott, the chair of the National Republican Senatorial Committee , recently told Fox News Digital this spring that he's "incredibly optimistic" the GOP can not only hold but expand its current 53–47 majority in the upper chamber. But his counterpart at the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee , Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, is equally confident her party
