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Elon Musk Breaks Silence On Alleged 'Affair' With Amber Heard, Cara Delevingne

Elon Musk has denied long‑running claims that he had a threesome with Amber Heard and Cara Delevingne, after the allegation resurfaced during Heard's legal battle with Johnny Depp.

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The Venice Biennale jury has resigned, proving art institutions cannot remain separate from politics

The Venice Biennale is the most prestigious recurring event in contemporary art, often described as the Olympics of the art world.

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From ancient dinosaurs to rare butterflies: The many species named in honour of Sir David Attenborough

The naturalist has lent his name to a remarkable array of flora and fauna

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Is Meghan Markle Copying King Charles? Duchess Shares Unusual Glimpse Into Montecito Life With Lilibet

Meghan Markle has shared new Instagram clips from her Montecito chicken coop featuring Princess Lilibet, just hours after King Charles was filmed feeding hens at a Harlem community farm.

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Donald Trump Claims He Is Not a Senior Citizen as He Conceals Bruised Hands in Florida

At a rally in The Villages in Florida, Donald Trump insisted he is not a senior citizen, even as his administration faces questions over his age, health and handling of the Iran conflict.

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Angelina Jolie, George Clooney 'Turf War' Explained: Brad Pitt's Pal Allegedly 'Rolls Eyes' at Actress' Plans to Relocate to France

Angelina Jolie is preparing to quit Los Angeles for France and beyond, while George Clooney's reported unease and Brad Pitt's winery lawsuit complicate her bid for a quieter, more private life.

International Business Times UK

Jesy Nelson Heartbreak: Vulnerable Singer at Wits' End as Car Stolen With Vital Medical Gear

Jesy Nelson is reeling after thieves reportedly stole her car with vital medical equipment for her twins, who have been diagnosed with spinal muscular atrophy, even as she takes her screening campaign to Downing Street.

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Why So Many House Republicans Are Done with Congress? From Capitol Hill to Governors' Races

A record number of House Republicans are retiring ahead of the 2026 midterms, driven by institutional frustration, financial considerations, and a shift towards state-level positions.

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‘Like a computer in my heart’: how AI poetry betrays our desire for human connection

Could I but ride indefinite As doth the meadow-bee And visit only where I liked, And no man visit me, I’d soar above the verdant hills, In search of hidden glades, Where sunlight filters through the trees, And dances in the shades. The breeze would be my constant friend, The…

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Will George RR Martin Release The Winds of Winter in 2026? Fans Warned by Grim Market Odds

Real‑money traders on US platform Kalshi now imply just an 11% chance that George RR Martin will announce a release date for The Winds of Winter by the end of 2026.

International Business Times UK

Mopane worm and termite sales relieve poverty in rural South Africa – studies explore the impact

South Africa’s Limpopo province borders Zimbabwe, Botswana and Mozambique. It is one of the poorest provinces in the country. This is due to a combination of historical underdevelopment, a high unemployment rate, heavy reliance on government grants and a rural-based economy with limited industrial diversification.

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Who Is Calley Means? Things to Know About RFK Jr's Top Aide Who Held Up to $50 Million Truemed Stakes While Advising HHS

Calley Means, an aide to RFK Jr, faces scrutiny for multimillion-dollar ties to Truemed, raising ethical concerns amid healthcare policy reforms.

International Business Times UK

The Winds of Winter Delayed: Is George R.R. Martin Still Writing TWOW In 2026?

George R.R. Martin's long‑delayed novel The Winds of Winter remains unfinished with no release date, as fears grow that the book could repeat structural mistakes highlighted by Brandon Sanderson.

International Business Times UK

What the Declaration of Independence does – and doesn’t – say about God

On the Fourth of July 1776, the congressional delegates in Philadelphia adopted the Declaration of Independence, then ordered that it be widely “proclaimed.” Couriers carried the printed version by stagecoach and horseback to every colony, where officials posted it and newspapers circulated it.

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UK Allies Trigger 'Crisis Testing' Over Concerns US Commitment to NATO is Diminishing Under Donald Trump

EU leaders meeting in Cyprus are quietly stress‑testing their mutual‑defence clause as doubts grow over how far the United States, under Donald Trump, can be relied on to uphold NATO commitments.

The Conversation

6 African thinkers who help us understand the world – new book

Who counts as an intellectual? In many traditions, the figure of the intellectual is tied to the search for truth, social critique and public engagement. From the Dreyfus Affair (a political scandal in 1894 in France that mobilised writers and thinkers to defend justice) to postcolonial debates, intellectuals are those…

International Business Times UK

Melania Trump Warned of 'Turbulent Period' in Marriage to Donald Trump Following Astrological Forecast

Astrologer Inbaal Honigman predicts a turbulent phase for Melania Trump's marriage in 2026 as Venus retrograde looms, amplifying questions already swirling around her private life.

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It’s a sing-off! Myth-busting about birds and sex when it comes to defending the nest

Each spring, birds across America are in full voice. Cardinals chatter, sparrows sing and warblers warble. Birdsong lifts the human spirit – “‘Hope’ is the thing with feathers,” after all. Yet birds are not singing to soothe our nerves after a stressful day at the office. Instead, they sing to…

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'She Has Made Donald Trump Her God': MTG's Interview Accuses Laura Loomer of Cult-Like Worship to POTUS

Marjorie Taylor Greene alleges Laura Loomer 'made Trump her God' in a viral interview, raising concerns over influence, loyalty, and 'cult-like' dynamics within Trump's inner circle

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Israel to Host Largest LGBT 'Pride Land' Festival at Dead Sea, Sparks Pinkwashing Row Amid Gaza and Lebanon War

Israel's 'Pride Land,' a major LGBTQ+ festival, faces criticism for its timing amidst the ongoing Gaza conflict, raising accusations of pinkwashing and sparking debate within the community.

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World War 3 Drill: UK Launches 'Exercise Granite Resolve' To Guard North Sea From Russian Shadow

Britain has launched 'Exercise Granite Resolve' in Aberdeen to protect North Sea energy assets from Russian 'shadow' threats.

International Business Times UK

The Winds of Winter Leak Exposed: Publisher Breaks Silence on Finished Book Rumours

Bantam Books has dismissed online claims that George R. R. Martin has secretly finished The Winds of Winter after a supposed leak sent fans into overdrive.

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From Pageant Queen to President? The Erika Kirk 'Soft Launch' That Set the Internet Ablaze

Erika Kirk's rousing speech at a Turning Point USA rally in Phoenix has fuelled online rumours that she is quietly positioning herself for a 2028 presidential run, despite no confirmation from her or the group.

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Poet, trader, explorer: following Rimbaud's footsteps in Ethiopia

In the heart of Ethiopia's ancient walled city of Harar, more than 500 kilometres east of Addis Ababa, stands a museum dedicated to Arthur Rimbaud. It offers visitors the chance to discover a little-known period in the brief life of the French poet, who spent most of his final 10…

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Is Meghan Markle Exaggerating Her Online Abuse? Duchess Slams Social Media Click-Driven Industry

Meghan Markle said she had been 'bullied and attacked' online every day for a decade and called social media a billion‑dollar industry 'predicated on cruelty to get clicks.'

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