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South African Refugee Blasted After Revealing He 'Left Behind' a 5-Bedroom House: 'Bro Just Ran Away From His Mortgage'

A South African refugee is drawing accusations online of fleeing financial obligations rather than political persecution "left behind" a five-bedroom house.

Politics

Trump Calling Saudi Prince by His First Name, Cracking Jokes Stuns Users: 'Such an Embarrassment'

Trump signaled his cozy relationship with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, calling him by his first name and making offhand jokes at a Riyadh conference.

World

South African President Says White Residents Labeled 'Refugees' by Trump Want Country to Go 'Back to Apartheid'

South Africa's president pushed back against Donald Trump's claims that white South Africans are facing a "genocide" after labeling them as refugees.

Politics

Ted Cruz Raises 'Espionage' Concerns If Trump Were to Accept Luxury Plane From Qatar: 'Poses Significant Surveillance Problems'

Sen. Ted Cruz shared concerns regarding Qatar's proposed gift to President Donald Trump — a $400 million luxury jet — which included surveillance and espionage.

World

Medical Charity Condemns Israel's Use Of Hunger As 'Weapon Of War' In Gaza

The United Nations and aid agencies have repeatedly warned of a growing humanitarian catastrophe for the roughly 2.4 million people in Gaza, amid dwindling supplies of everything from fuel and medicine to food and clean water.

Politics

White House Mocked for Insisting Qatar Will 'Absolutely Not' Want Anything in Return for Luxury Plane: 'They Really Think We're Stupid'

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt claimed that Qatar expects "absolutely nothing" in return for a lavish aircraft donation.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer Visits Ukraine

World

French Media Denies Rumors Macron Was Caught With Cocaine on Ukraine Trip

Video from train ride sparks online speculation, but outlet says items were a handkerchief and drink stirrer — not drugs.

News

New Pope Leo XIV's Brother Unsure If He'll Ever Be Able to 'See Him Again': 'I'm the Brother, But It's Hard to See the Pope'

When the Vatican chose Cardinal Robert Prevost to head the Catholic Church, becoming Pope Leo XIV, his brother in Florida worried if they could remain close.

U.S. Shows Allies Plans To End The War In Ukraine As Marco Rubio Warns Trump Admin Is Ready To 'Move On' If No Progress Is Made

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Trump Admin Pressures Germany Agency to Delay Labeling Far-Right German Party as 'Extremist'

Germany's spy agency has paused labeling the far-right AfD party as "extremist," after rare diplomatic pressure from the Trump administration.

World

New Pope Repeatedly Boosted Articles Slamming JD Vance for Using Catholicism to Defend Deportations

Pope Leo XIV previously shared several articles slamming Vice President JD Vance for asserting that Catholicism supports President Donald Trump's deportations.

World

Born in Chicago and Nationalized Peruvian: The Latino Connection of the New Pope Leo XIV

Cardinal Robert Prevost has been elected as the first American pope in history, but he has a strong connection with Latin America.

News

India Orders Meta to Ban Major Muslim News Account Following Missile Strike Against Pakistan

India ordered Meta to block the @Muslim news page on Instagram amid heightened tensions with Pakistan, sparking international concern over state censorship.

World

Pakistan Shoots Down 25 Indian Drones Near Military Installations

At least 45 deaths were reported from both sides following Wednesday's violence, including children.

World

Xi Meets Putin In Moscow As Ukraine Reports Truce Violations

More than 20 foreign leaders are in Russia to attend a vast military parade on Friday marking 80 years since the defeat of Nazi Germany in World War II, taking place three years into Russia's offensive in Ukraine.

News

CBS Anchor Stating Cardinals Are 'Rawdogging' Conclave Without Their Phones Stuns Users: 'Never Use That Phrase Again'

CBS anchor Tony Dokoupil raised eyebrows during Vatican coverage by describing cardinals' phone-free conclave as "raw-dogging it."

Politics

WATCH: Far-Right Politician Rips Down, Burns EU Flag After Losing Immunity Over Antisemitic Disruptions

Far-right politician Grzegorz Braun wiped his shoes on the European Union flag before setting it on fire hours after he was stripped of parliamentary immunity.