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2026-06-30 06:00:22 (2 days ago)

One of the biggest myths about the Boston Tea Party revealed by historian

Green tea was just as popular as black tea in colonial America, with five Chinese tea varieties fueling the Boston Tea Party protest of 1773.

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2026-06-30 06:00:15 (2 days ago)

Clinton confidant who called Maxwell his 'lover' grilled by Congress over Epstein ties

Doug Band is expected to face a House Oversight grilling over Epstein ties, including a 2003 dinner and flirtatious emails with Ghislaine Maxwell in DOJ files.

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2026-06-30 06:00:06 (2 days ago)

FIRST ON FOX: Former Treasury advisor says probe into 'subversive' anti-AI Singham network is 'enormous'

Sam Lyman says Neville Roy Singham's network delayed $23.6 billion in AI data center investment through organized protests across 14 states.

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2026-06-30 06:00:06 (2 days ago)

Prom night is here – and I have finally, decisively, turned into my mother | Zoe Williams

She always believed Halloween was an Americanism too far. What would she have thought about the rise of this US high school tradition in Britain?

When I was young, and Halloween was just becoming a thing, and other people’s mums were doing fun stuff like blindfolding children and sticking their hands in a bowl of peeled grapes, calling them witches’ eyeballs, my mum was saying: “This is a disgusting Americanisation of what was previously a very low-key event.”

I used to daydream about how great it would be to have one of those fun mums who didn’t hate America. Imagine all the other stuff she might do! She might buy Pop-tarts just to see what they were like. We might go to Disneyland.

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2026-06-30 06:00:06 (2 days ago)

Probe into 'subversive' anti-AI Singham network is 'enormous,' former Treasury advisor says

Sam Lyman says Neville Roy Singham's network delayed $23.6 billion in AI data center investment through organized protests across 14 states.

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2026-06-30 06:00:05 (2 days ago)

The Invite review – Seth Rogen adds zest and bite to fruity dinner party comedy

Olivia Wilde directs and stars alongside Penélope Cruz and Edward Norton in bizarrely moving tale, with Rogen’s levity keeping the outrageous plot points in check

Here is a four-way sex comedy of embarrassment, as if JB Priestley had written a play about swinging. But as well as embarrassing, it is intriguing, amusing and, finally, somehow bizarrely moving.

Middle class married life is satirised in the personae of two couples having an excruciating dinner party. A failed musician and his wife, played by Seth Rogen and Olivia Wilde (who also directs), extend the invitation of the title to their stylish neighbours, a therapist and ex-firefighter played by Penélope Cruz and Edward Norton. Rogen is first among equals in this cast, the ironic insider-outsider perpetually undercutting the situation’s proliferating absurdities with knowing gags or yelps of incredulous outrage, and deploying that unmistakable yuk-yuk-yuk laugh.

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2026-06-30 06:00:05 (2 days ago)

‘We thought we were safe here’: what New York queer community feels ahead of America’s 250th birthday

While events celebrating America take place ahead of Fourth of July, the LGBTQ+ community faced a more complicated reality during their own month of celebration

Most people know that the first Pride was a riot – a 1969 protest outside the New York City gay bar the Stonewall Inn – that changed the course of US history for queer and trans rights. But as America celebrates its 250th anniversary, queer and trans people are watching things go backwards into a more repressive era.

Attacks from federal and state governments marred a month of celebration, including in states with explicitly pro-LGBTQ+ elected officials and policies in place. And as other communities face attacks – whether through ICE’s deportation campaign or repression against protesters exercising the first amendment in speaking out against it – the American history LGBTQ+ people seem to be holding up most is one of protest and riot, a legacy that traces back to the country’s founding.

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2026-06-30 06:00:05 (2 days ago)

‘Living laboratory’: Suffolk agroforestry farm seeks community ownership to survive

Wakelyns needs £1.2m to save its diverse organic crops and ‘micro’ enterprises including a bakery and honeybee hives

The aerial view of Wakelyns matches the experience of visiting it at ground level: in a region dominated by prairie fields of industrial agriculture, here lies a vivid green lung of land. Its sounds and sights in summer – the sleepy purr of the turtle dove, the vivid pink flash of a bullfinch – have vanished from most of the British countryside.

But Wakelyns is not a nature reserve – it is a thriving farm, a “living laboratory” for agroforestry and a hub for innovation and business. It is also under threat, and its owners must raise £1.2m to turn it into a charitable community benefit society.

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2026-06-30 06:00:04 (2 days ago)

‘I was devastated’: the Nigerian with albinism deported under Trump’s asylum crackdown

Ladidi Shaibu’s two siblings both gained asylum before the Trump administration’s changes to immigration policy. But instead of being allowed to join them, she is being deported to Uganda

Growing up and living with albinism in rural Nigeria was tough for Ladidi Shaibu. She and her two siblings with the condition were shrouded in stigma and lived in constant fear of being mutilated or killed. Her sister was attacked twice and her brother was kidnapped as a child by people who wanted to sell his body parts.

Three years ago, Shaibu, 35, entered the US via the border with Mexico and registered as an asylum seeker. Her brother had already been granted asylum and her sister’s case was soon to be successful, too.

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2026-06-30 06:00:03 (2 days ago)

Grieving relatives still seeking answers as US normalises ‘drug boat’ strikes

Family of St Lucian fisher Ricky Joseph left suspended in raw grief, while media coverage of attacks is waning

It has been more than four months since Ricky Joseph left his home for the last time.

His partner, Lucille Charles, and their chidren were still asleep at home on the Caribbean island of St Lucia, when Joseph, 35, set out to sea early in the morning on 13 February to fish for tuna, ballyhoo and snapper.

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2026-06-30 05:59:10 (2 days ago)

Students abducted during exams in Nigeria

Nigerian troops have rescued ten of an unknown number of students abducted by militants while taking exams at a school in Borno State
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2026-06-30 05:58:24 (2 days ago)

Dr Qanta Ahmed on US-Iran talks and building pressure against Iran's regime

Dr. Qanta Ahmed provides expert analysis on the U.S.-Iran talks in Qatar, highlighting the quiet diplomacy and strong regional consensus against Iran's nuclear ambitions.