Former New York City Mayor Eric Adams struggled to get a word in as a Wisconsin audience bombarded him with boos and insults while he pitched the crowd on a proposed AI data center. Adams was told he belongs "in prison" amid a barrage of fierce heckles during a wild eight-minute exchange that showed residents repeatedly interrupting the former mayor over his support for the proposed data center. "You belong in prison!" one crowd member shouted, seemingly referencing Adams’ dismissed federal corr
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Programme aiming to stop people turning to terrorism sees 39% rise in referrals in year to September 2025 – the highest number on record A record number of people have been referred to the government’s anti-terror programme, with a 39% rise over the last year, including a 20% rise in referrals for extreme rightwing ideology, according to official data released on Thursday. A total of 10,293 referrals – up from 7,408 – were made to the Prevent programme in the year to September 2025, which is the
Ukrainian long-range strikes hit 2 major Russian oil refineries, Zelenskyy says Russia's Defense Ministry said it downed 605 Ukrainian drones. LONDON -- Ukrainian long-range strikes hit two major Russian oil refineries overnight into Thursday morning, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in a post to Telegram. Zelenskyy said that the latest wave of "long-range sanctions" -- a phrase Zelenskyy and other Ukrainian officials often use to refer to Kyiv's long-range attacks on Russian targets
An Indian court has convicted a high-profile former editor of an investigative news magazine of raping a junior colleague, overturning his acquittal in a case that drew nationwide attention. Tarun Tejpal, 63, the founder and former editor of Tehelka magazine, was accused of raping a journalist in the lift of a five-star hotel in the western coastal state of Goa during an event in November 2013. He was arrested and spent seven months in jail until the supreme court granted him bail. In 2021, a co
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) expanded its investigation of the Cyclospora outbreak on Wednesday, announcing that there are thousands of confirmed cases across more than a dozen states. The intestinal illness was first reported in July among people who developed severe diarrhea after eating shredded lettuce at Taco Bell . Health authorities later traced the outbreak to contaminated lettuce supplied to the fast food restaurant by Taylor Farms de Mexico. "Due to the additional interview d
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President Donald Trump’s decade in national politics has been continuously haunted by gunshots, armed stalkers and thwarted plots. Two years after surviving a sniper's bullet in Butler, Pennsylvania, the president continues to navigate an unprecedented series of assassination attempts. From his early campaign trail to the most recent security breach at Trump National Golf Club in Rancho Palos Verdes, the president has been threatened by a steady stream of danger through his second term. TWO YEAR
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Matt Walker couldn't pet a dog without sneezing, until he and other scientists used a gene-editing technique to produce a hypoallergenic beagle named Bailey.
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Officials in Washington state say they’re making progress in containing the raging Spokane wildfires that are responsible for burning more than 10,000 acres and scorching some 800 homes and buildings. It comes as the suspect accused of setting the fires is scheduled to be back in court Thursday to face a first-degree arson charge. NBC’s Morgan Chesky reports and TODAY's Al Roker tracks fire dangers.
