Hegseth Stresses Need for Defense Burden-Sharing in Indo-Pacific to Check China
'For too long, the security of this region has rested disproportionately on American military power,' Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said.
Paris police arrest more than 130 as PSG fans celebrate Champions League win over Arsenal
Paris Saint-Germain supporters aimed fireworks at police officers who responded with teargas, according to reports
Bulgaria to End US Military Aircraft Stay Owing to Visa Dispute
Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev said the United States has not granted visa waivers for Bulgarian citizens traveling to America as requested.
Lewis-Skelly dazzles but Arsenal endure cruel ending to thrillingly intense final
Some struggle to love Mikel Arteta’s side but they went toe-to-toe with PSG in a gruelling, high-grade contest
Creaking Cristiano Ronaldo’s presence at World Cup is more a curse than a blessing
Veterans such as Messi and Modric are much in evidence at the finals, but an obsession with celebrity may undermine Portugal
Arteta urges Arsenal to use Champions League final pain against PSG and ‘turn it into fuel’
‘We will have to improve to try to get a different outcome’
Champion Coco Gauff out of French Open but Cerúndolo marches on
No 28 seed Potapova stuns Gauff with 4-6, 7-6 (1), 6-4 win
Winnipeg Police Rescue 2 Teen Hostages After Standoff, Gunfire
Two teenagers were rescued by Winnipeg police after a man wanted on outstanding warrants allegedly took them hostage in their home, leading to a standoff that ended in gunfire. On May 29, police were attempting to arrest the 34-year-old fugitive, who has not been identified, when he ran off. He then broke into a house in the 400 block of King Edward Street and took hostages, according to the Winnipeg Police Service. Police had been pursuing the man after he rammed their vehicle and drove off when they attempted to perform a traffic stop on him at around 10:27 a.m., according to a May 30 news release.
Hunger strike at New Jersey ICE facility enters ninth day as protesters face off with Trump supporters
A Newark detention center has been at the forefront of anti-ICE protests – and now counterprotests
Paris Saint-Germain 1-1 Arsenal (4-3 on penalties): Champions League Final Player Ratings
Désiré Doué inspired PSG’s fightback to win in a shootout after being stunned by early goal from a classy Kai Havertz
Botox at the dentist and fillers on your lunch break: how did cosmetic treatments become the new normal?
Once associated with wealth and celebrity, cosmetic treatments to defy ageing have become more commonplace. What is it doing to beauty standards?
The Moment I Knew: Out of the Blue, He Said He'd Never Wanted Children But Would Have a Baby With Me
Carmen Pavlovic had always wished to become a mother but a family wasn’t on the cards for Pete. Then one night in Beijing, he made his ‘outlandish statement’
Pantries can be time machines. An expired tin of lychees moved house with us
As a child, I didn’t understand the ancient food decaying in my grandmother’s cupboard. Now I’m beginning to
US Fires on Gambian-Flagged Cargo Ship as Part of Iran Blockade
The attack marked the fifth instance of U.S. forces utilizing disabling fire on a commercial vessel since the start of the Iran blockade.
‘Happy either way’: Arsenal fans find zen attitude to Champions League final
Supporters filling north London pubs said they were already gratified by Premier League win
US, Australian and UK Defense Secretaries Announce Unmanned Undersea Vehicle Project
U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, Australian Defense Minister Richard Marles, and British Secretary of State for Defense John Healey announced on May 30 that they would jointly develop Unmanned Undersea Vehicles, under the AUKUS partnership, to improve the three nations’ naval reconnaissance and strike capabilities.
Scotland beat 10-man Curaçao but injury puts Billy Gilmour out of World Cup
In the early stages, Scotland looked to be opting for something different. That is, heading to a major tournament while completely unburdened by expectation. Little Curaçao were embarrassing Steve Clarke and his team. Scottish Football Association big wigs, who handed Clarke a four-year deal in recent days, were shuffling uncomfortably in the plush seats. Excitement was surely raising in Haiti, Scotland’s first World Cup opponents.
Judge reopens Trump’s IRS suit to examine $1.8bn settlement with justice department
Investigation to establish whether ‘anti-weaponization’ fund is ‘product of collusion and itself a fraud’
Paris Saint-Germain retain Champions League as Arsenal dream dashed in shootout
It was a showpiece that held the football world in its grip, the tension mounting exponentially, everything on the line. For Paris Saint-Germain, there was the opportunity to make it clear that this is a dynastic team; the rarity of retaining a Champions League title.
Guinness v alcohol-free Guinness 0: We held a blind taste test to see if we could spot the fake
As sales of booze-free drinks surge, we tested Guinness and Guinness 0 to see if our tasters could tell them apart
