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West Ham United co-chairman David Sullivan has resigned from his position with immediate effect after learning that media organisations were preparing to publish what he described as “factually incorrect and entirely false” allegations concerning his personal life. The 77-year-old businessman also stepped down as a director of WH Holding Limited and the football club, ending a significant chapter in his long association with West Ham. In a detailed personal statement, Sullivan said he had become aware of decades-old allegations that were due to be broadcast and published by media outlets. He strongly denied all claims and accused parts of the…

Hungary’s new government has announced plans to stop issuing new work visas to citizens of the Philippines, Georgia and Armenia as part of a broader effort to tighten controls on foreign labour and reduce reliance on non-European workers. Government officials said the policy will take effect immediately and marks the first stage of a long-term strategy to regulate the inflow of guest workers into the country. The move follows a major political shift after the election victory of Prime Minister Peter Magyar and his Tisza Party, which ended the 16-year rule of former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. Before taking office,…

Benjamin Netanyahu has long portrayed himself to the Israeli public as being uniquely adept in dealing with Donald Trump, capable of winning and sustaining the U.S. president’s backing.

A judge in Arkansas has dismissed a second-degree murder charge against a father who admitted shooting and killing the man accused of sexually abusing his 13-year-old daughter. Aaron Spencer, who had been scheduled to stand trial later this year, saw the case against him thrown out after a judge ruled that law enforcement mishandled critical evidence that may have supported his defense. Special Circuit Court Judge Ralph Wilson Jr. dismissed the charge, stating that the conduct of investigators was so serious that continuing the prosecution would be unjust. “The court finds that conduct by law enforcement was so egregious that…

U.S. Senate Republicans have secured passage of a major $70 billion immigration enforcement bill after an intense overnight voting session that exposed growing divisions within the party over President Donald Trump’s controversial $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization” fund. The legislation, approved by a 52-47 vote, would provide additional funding for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Border Patrol operations through the remainder of Trump’s second term. The bill now heads to the House of Representatives for final consideration. While Republicans united behind the immigration funding package, the debate was dominated by disputes over the “anti-weaponization” fund, a proposal critics say could…

A federal judge has struck down a series of immigration policies introduced under President Donald Trump’s administration, ruling that they unlawfully prevented thousands of people from receiving decisions on applications for asylum, work permits, green cards and U.S. citizenship. Chief U.S. District Judge John McConnell ruled that the policies adopted by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) left applicants from 39 countries trapped in what he described as an “indeterminate legal limbo.” According to the ruling, affected individuals had followed all legal immigration procedures established by Congress and federal regulations, yet many found their applications frozen for months without decisions.…

At least 49 people have died from dehydration after a truck carrying passengers across a remote section of the Sahara Desert broke down in northern Niger, leaving dozens stranded without water in one of the world’s harshest environments. Authorities said only two people survived the tragedy. After days in the desert, the pair managed to reach Assamaka, a remote border town between Niger and Algeria, where they alerted officials and rescue teams. According to local authorities, the group had been returning from a religious festival in neighbouring Mali when their vehicle broke down more than 80 kilometres west of Assamaka.…

Actor and singer Jussie Smollett has reportedly ended his engagement to fellow actor Jabari Redd, less than a year after publicly announcing their plans to marry. According to reports, Smollett recently called off the engagement and the couple have gone their separate ways. Sources close to the situation say the former “Empire” star is now focusing on his music and acting career following the split. The couple became engaged during Pride Month in June 2025 when Smollett shared photos of a public proposal on social media. The actor, who celebrated his birthday shortly afterward, announced the engagement with a heartfelt…

President Donald Trump’s latest medical report says he is in “excellent health” for a 79-year-old man. So why are doctors insisting Trump has the sleeping disorder narcolepsy? Trump appeared to doze off while announcing a $700 million investment in “Beautiful, Clean Coal” in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C. on Thursday, June 4. President Trump is seen with his eyes closed while Secretary of Energy Chris Wright spoke to reporters. His eyes are literally open in the clip you posted, you dumbass mouth-breathers https://t.co/7VCNwVgQow pic.twitter.com/3zoCVEzsrY — Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) June 4, 2026 Like most people…

Football fans planning to attend matches at the upcoming FIFA World Cup in the United States, Canada, and Mexico have been warned that dozens of everyday items will be prohibited inside stadiums under a strict tournament-wide security policy. FIFA has confirmed that any banned items discovered at entry checkpoints will be confiscated, while possession of certain restricted goods could result in removal from venues, arrest, fines, or even criminal prosecution depending on local laws. The rules form part of a unified security framework designed to protect players, officials, and supporters throughout the tournament. Among the items prohibited from stadiums are…