In a radio interview last week, Reform UK leader Nigel Farage MP appeared to claim that “swans were being eaten in Royal Parks” and “carp were being taken out of ponds and eaten” by migrants. There’s no evidence that swans have been eaten in Royal Parks by migrants, however, and the charity which manages them…
Amid efforts by the White House and Democrats to blame the other for the government shutdown, JD Vance defended one of his boss Donald Trump‘s tactics: Posting of deepfake videos made to look like House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries was wearing a sombrero in his TV appearances. Less than four hours before the shutdown deadline…
A new ADP jobs report estimated that the U.S. economy lost more than 30,000 private sector jobs in September. Newsweek reached out to the White House for comment via email. Why It Matters The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) jobs report was set to be released on Friday, but could be delayed as legislators remain…
When you’re Charlize Theron, sometimes two wrongs really do make a right. The Oscar-winning actress, 50, attended Christian Dior’s Spring/Summer 2026 runway show at Paris Fashion Week on Wednesday, wearing what would, on most mortals, be a deeply confusing look. Under a pair of baggy green shorts (likely from the brand’s most recent men’s collection),…
Russia’s Arctic LNG 2 project has reached record production levels since its launch in December 2023, supported by exports to China, even as winter ice threatens to halt shipments along the Northern Sea Route and the G7 prepares new sanctions targeting Moscow, Bloomberg reported on October 1. In September, the facility achieved an average daily output of 17.9 million cubic meters—about 14% higher than its previous…
Mainland Chinese tourists were loosening their purse strings as they flocked to Hong Kong at the start of the National Day holiday on Wednesday, with many opting to stay a few days to enjoy the fireworks, outdoor attractions and urban vibes. Hong Kong authorities estimated that as many as 1.54 million mainland visitors, including 1,200…
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1 Nick Woltemade (21) opened the scoring for Newcastle United in their UEFA Champions League Matchday 2 clash against Union Saint-Gilloise in Brussels on Wednesday evening. The German forward guided the ball past Kjell Scherpen with a deft flick to take his tally to three goals in six appearances across all competitions for his new…
T-Mobile’s “T-Satellite” service is now making it possible to do more than just call or text. The recent rollout upgrades internet access so users can access a variety of apps on their Android device, wherever they are. The T-Satellite network is powered by Starlink, which means a massive array of satellites is always orbiting ready…
The post of United Nations ambassador isn’t a Cabinet position, according to sources familiar with the matter, as President Trump signals the decreased importance of the U.N. to his administration. When former Rep. Mike Waltz was confirmed by the U.S. Senate earlier this month, news outlets reported that the vote filled the final vacancy in Mr. Trump’s Cabinet, which…