The heartwarming community project bringing joy to hundreds of trans kids this holiday season
Trans rights have taken a big hit in the United Kingdom this year, but one community project is working to give trans youth a reason
Can hot water keep your Christmas tree fresh for longer? Experts are divided
Keeping your tree hydrated, whatever the water temperature, is important to make sure it doesn’t become a fire hazard.
Gunmen kill nine in South Africa tavern attack
Police say another 10 people were injured in the township shooting near Johannesburg, and a manhunt is under way.
How Israel’s grassroots hostage families group became a powerful international force
With just one hostage left in Gaza, members of the forum reflect on its influence in Israel and abroad.
Australian PM announces intelligence review as country mourns Bondi attack
Albanese says the country must be in a position to respond to “the rapidly changing security environment”.
Goodbye to Focused Protection. Jay Bhattacharya’s Latest 1-Page Pandemic “Plan” is for Vulnerable People to Stop Being Vulnerable.
Jay Bhattacharya’s new “plan” is really an admission that if there’s a new pandemic, he’s not competent enough to do any of the incredible things
What’s in the Covid inquiry report… in 68 seconds
The report looks at whether lockdowns were timely and reasonable, and what impact rule-breaking at the heart of government had on public confidence.
‘Toxic’ No 10 culture harmed Covid response, inquiry finds
Boris Johnson, Dominic Cummings and Matt Hanock are all criticised for contributing to poor Covid decision-making.
UK did ‘too little, too late’, leading to thousands more Covid deaths – inquiry
Report on government decision-making says delays cost 23,000 lives in the first wave in England.
Nearly a Quarter of San Francisco Without Power as Outages Drag On
The widespread outage forced the closure of businesses and transit stations, and led Waymo to suspend its driverless taxi services. Some power was returning late
U.S. Coast Guard intercepts second vessel off Venezuelan coast
The United States Coast Guard is intercepting a second vessel off the Venezuelan coast, two U.S. officials confirm to NBC News. NBC News’ Julie Tsirkin
‘A cover-up’: Epstein victims’ outrage over incomplete release of files
Several victims of Jeffrey Epstein have expressed outrage over the incomplete release of the files relating to the dead paedophile financier.
US, Russian officials meet in Miami for talks on Ukraine war
Russian envoy Kirill Dmitriev says the talks were ‘constructive’ and will continue on Sunday.