A White House press briefing took a surprising turn when Karoline Leavitt called out a reporter who questioned the Trump administration’s sweeping deportations. In a dramatic exchange, Leavitt lambasted The Independent’s Andrew Feinberg after he cited a court document suggesting that tattoos, hand signs, or even certain clothing brands could be used to classify someone as a
U.S. energy interests warn that if the first of several expected lawsuits over decades of land loss — an issue widely acknowledged as a crisis — succeeds, it could threaten the future of American energy exploration. Plaquemines Parish, a coastal jurisdiction south of New Orleans — which would be called a “county” in most other
Thomas Mackintosh BBC News BBC A Sindbad submarine (not the vessel lost) in Hurghada on Thursday Egyptian authorities have questioned the crew of a tourist submarine which sank in the Red Sea killing six of the 45 passengers on board. The 39 other passengers, and five crew were rescued on Thursday after the Sindbad vessel
Last Updated:March 20, 2025, 22:06 IST Sources said Badar Khan Suri was under surveillance for his links to numerous international organisations, who allegedly propagate “anti-India” sentiments Badar Khan Suri is a foreign exchange and postdoctoral Indian student at Georgetown University. (Image: X/Reuters) Badar Khan Suri, an Indian postdoctoral student in the US facing deportation due
Last Updated:March 14, 2025, 15:52 IST The former Barcelona defender was questioned as part of a judicial probe into the business deal that led to the Spanish Super Cup being hosted in Saudi Arabia. Former soccer player Gerard Pique arrives at the National Court in Majadahonda, Spain, Friday, March 14, 2025. (AP Photo/Manu Fernandez) Former
In an embarrassing new blow for Blake Lively, Taylor Swift will be subpoenaed to be questioned under oath as part of the on-going Lively vs Justin Baldoni lawsuit battle, according to a source close to the legal action. The superstar singer, 35, has been friends with Lively for over a decade and was mentioned in legal filings by
Calin Georgescu, a far-right populist candidate who won the first round of Romania’s canceled presidential election last year, was taken into custody for questioning by the country’s top prosecutors on Wednesday. His communications team said on Facebook that Georgescu was stopped in traffic on his way to submit his new candidacy for the presidency when
Bryan Johnson’s strict food and supplement regimen prompted a massive security response at the Los Angeles airport, which saw the bomb squad search the controversial biohacker’s suitcases. Longevity entrepreneur Mr Johnson, who is 47 but has the body of a man in his 30s, is on a mission to spread his ‘Don’t Die’ philosophy and wants to
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) mismanaged almost $10billion during the Covid pandemic, a government audit has revealed. The shocking report uncovered that $1.5billion was spent on one state’s medical staff, plus $8.1billion on ‘questioned costs’ and a further $32.8million on ‘improper payment’. This comes after President Trump dramatically fired FEMA’s Chief Financial Officer Mary Comans
Turkish actress Melisa Sozen has been questioned by police in Istanbul on suspicion of “promoting terrorist propaganda” in a French TV spy series in 2017, reports say. Sozen, 39, played a double agent fighting Islamist militants in the hit show The Bureau. In recent months she has been targeted on social media because her character