S Korea police raid president's office over martial law attempt

Alan Jones, a prominent Australian radio host, has pleaded not guilty to sexually abusing 10 young men over nearly two decades, facing 34 charges including 11 counts of aggravated indecent assault. After his court appearance, Jones denied the allegations, stating they were baseless or distorted, and vowed to defend himself before a jury. The 83-year-old, known for his influential media presence and controversial remarks, was arrested last month and had additional charges filed against him...

Fox News host Sean Hannity discusses the end of President Biden's term, highlighting a low approval rating and the upcoming transition to the Trump administration. Hannity emphasizes the need for transparency and accountability in government, expressing hope for a return to limited government and greater freedom. He anticipates a shift towards constitutional order and a government that is truly by, for, and of the people. Full Article

In a last-minute gift guide for men, Nordic Knots, VOID, Luca Faloni, and other brands offer stylish and high-quality options. VOID's watches boast functional designs, while Luca Faloni provides luxurious cashmere and timeless pieces. Nordic Knots offers Scandi rugs and textiles, and RYAN London provides customisable leather phone cases. JAK's Portuguese trainers combine luxury and minimalism, London Sock Co. offers high-quality socks, and Floyd provides flight attendant-approved luggage for frequent fliers. Full Article

Wests Tigers confirmed that England international John Bateman will leave the club to join North Queensland on a two-year deal, with Bateman having two years remaining on his Wests Tigers contract. The Cowboys expressed delight in securing Bateman for the 2025 and 2026 seasons, citing his defensive prowess and mentoring potential for younger forwards as key reasons for the signing. Bateman, who played 32 NRL matches for Wests Tigers across two seasons and previously had...

Despite a series of "precursor" events escalating tensions, police failed to anticipate the threat of far-right disorder after the Southport stabbing, leading to widespread unrest following the killing of three schoolgirls. His Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Constabulary Andy Cooke emphasized the need for better preparedness to tackle future outbreaks of violence, praising officers' dedication and bravery in ending six days of disorder, during which 302 officers were injured and 54 hospitalised. A rapid review by...

The Pentagon refuted security threats from recent drone sightings in New Jersey, stating there is no risk to national security or public safety as the drones are not DOD assets but are commercial or recreational. Pentagon Press Secretary Major General, Pat Ryder, clarified that the drones are likely used for non-malicious purposes, such as in architecture, engineering, farming, or law enforcement, with over a million drones registered in the US and 8,500 in flight daily....