YouTuber Philip DeFranco announced he will give away the entire $1 million prize from MrBeast's 50 YouTuber Challenge to his subscribers. Forty winners will each receive $25,000, though entry details are yet to be revealed. DeFranco also mentioned alleged attempts to influence voting during the competition.
The EU is considering new accession treaties that could limit new members' ability to dissent on bloc decisions for up to 15 years. Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos warned that "safeguards will bite hard" for states breaking ranks, with Montenegro potentially being the first to face such arrangements.
The EU is considering new accession treaties that could limit new members' ability to dissent on bloc decisions for up to 15 years after joining. Commissioner Marta Kos warned of "safeguards" for states that "break ranks," with Montenegro potentially being the first to face this. This push aims to speed up admissions amid global shifts but faces internal resistance.
Tactical voting is key for Labour's Andy Burnham in Makerfield, with Green and Lib Dem supporters backing him. Reform's rival, Restore Britain, faces a challenge as its voters are less willing to switch, potentially splitting the right-wing vote.
Former CIA operative Gary Berntsen's claims of Venezuela stealing the 2020 election have resurfaced, with Markwayne Mullin, now head of DHS, previously supporting election denial. This has raised concerns among election officials about DHS's role in securing future elections, leading some to withhold data.
Albury City Council is considering a 40-42% rate increase over two to three years to tackle an $18 million debt. Councillors are seeking community feedback on the proposal, which could be one of the largest special rate variations in NSW, while residents express concerns about affordability.
Nvidia is reportedly planning a $20 billion bond sale to fund AI investments and refinance debt. This move highlights strong investor appetite for AI infrastructure and benefits Bitcoin miners diversifying into AI hosting.
Chipmaker Nvidia is reportedly planning a $20 billion bond offering to fund AI investments and refinance debt. This move highlights strong investor appetite for AI infrastructure and benefits Bitcoin miners diversifying into AI hosting.
President Lee Jae Myung pledged efforts to resolve administrative issues hindering overseas voting rights for Koreans abroad during a meeting with residents in Rome. He called the problem 'serious' and vowed swift action, amid ongoing protests in South Korea over local election ballot shortages.
Russia plans to establish over 300 polling stations in more than 150 countries for the 2026 parliamentary elections, announced Central Election Commission Chairperson Ella Pamfilova. The commission will seek safety guarantees from "unfriendly countries" via the Foreign Ministry, adjusting station numbers based on bilateral relations and local conditions.
President Lee Jae Myung acknowledged complaints about voting rights infringement due to ballot shortages in recent local elections but rejected claims of election fraud, calling them a distortion of the issue.
Ten years after the Brexit vote, analysis shows severe economic costs for the UK. The pound remains below pre-referendum levels, growth has slowed significantly, trade faces friction, business investment and productivity have stalled, and employment has suffered, with public support for Brexit fading.
Donald Trump claimed a "great settlement" of the war in Iran after issuing threats of military action. Leaders from Gulf and South Asian countries reportedly intervened to persuade him, leading to assurances of a deal close to finalization.
Congress failed to pass a three-week extension for FISA Section 702, a controversial surveillance program, leading to its lapse. Proponents warn of national security risks, while critics argue the "going dark" narrative is misleading and push for reforms like warrant requirements for US person data.
Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan is considering a residency requirement for voting, potentially disenfranchising citizens abroad. This follows reports of conscription-age men arriving from Russia receiving military training summonses, amid concerns about election influence.
Donald Trump is pushing Republicans in Congress to pass a $350 billion military spending package, dubbed "Recon 3.0," before the midterm elections. The bill also includes the "Save America Act," proposing sweeping national voting rules, banning men from women's sports, and prohibiting transgender surgeries for minors.
Artist Bettina Grossman, known as Bettina, lived reclusively in room 503 of NYC's Chelsea Hotel for 40 years, creating vast amounts of art. Her work is now gaining recognition.
Congress shifts MLAs to Karnataka to prevent cross-voting in Rajya Sabha polls, alleging BJP poaching attempts with 'bags of notes'
Ethiopia's June 1 parliamentary election, deemed 'generally peaceful' by observers, saw voting suspended in over 140 constituencies due to insecurity, particularly in populous regions like Amhara, Oromia, and Tigray. Despite mixed reactions from political parties, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's Prosperity Party is predicted to secure a landslide victory, with analysts citing weak opposition. The election's outcome may impact the country's path toward stability and democratic progress.
Workers at SoFi Stadium in California vote on authorizing a strike ahead of the 2026 World Cup, citing stalled contract negotiations with Legends Global for better wages and safety guarantees, including protection from ICE presence.
Seoul's June 3 local elections were marred by a ballot shortage at 14 polling stations, undermining citizens' right to vote and public confidence in democratic institutions. The National Election Commission blamed high turnout, but critics argue this was foreseeable and inexcusable in a mature democracy.
President Trump is pushing prosecutors to prioritize cases against noncitizens accused of illegal voting, a rare offense with little evidence of widespread occurrence, as part of a broader crackdown on voting integrity.
A small but significant number of Republican lawmakers are voting against Donald Trump's priorities, showing rare signs of independent thought. Recent actions include a House vote to limit war powers against Iran and Senate efforts to block a controversial fund, highlighting growing unease about executive power.
President Trump criticized lawmakers, including four Republicans, for passing a war powers resolution limiting his ability to wage war with Iran. The House vote is largely symbolic, facing Senate opposition and a likely veto.
