William and Kate cheer on rival teams at Six Nations clash

The Trump administration announced that states and cities must certify they will not boycott Israeli companies to receive federal disaster funding, impacting at least $1.9 billion for emergency services. This requirement, targeting the BDS movement, is seen as largely symbolic, as 34 states already have anti-BDS laws, and major cities must comply to access $553.5 million for terrorism prevention. Want More Context? 🔎

Michael Brown, a 45-year-old Army veteran, is the suspect in a bar shooting in Anaconda, Montana, that left four people dead. Authorities are conducting a manhunt for Brown, who remains at large, and express concerns for public safety due to his unstable nature and potential to return to the town. Want More Context? 🔎

At a press conference on Monday, Reform UK welcomed the Tory police and crime commissioner for Leicestershire and Rutland, alongside former prison governor Vanessa Frake, into their party. During the event, Nigel Farage was questioned, emphasizing the party's commitment to law and order and its strategic political shifts. Want More Context? 🔎

A flat tyre delayed IndiGo's Jabalpur-Mumbai flight (6E 792) by over four hours on Monday, prompting the crew to replace it with a spare flown in from Delhi. While the flight, originally scheduled for 12:35 pm, departed at 5:12 pm, some passengers were rerouted via Delhi and Bengaluru on other IndiGo flights. Want More Context? 🔎

The family of a woman charged in a shocking case involving a toddler found in a bus's luggage hold expressed surprise, claiming they were unaware of the incident until approached by the media. The tight-knit Northland community is in disbelief, as the accused is from a well-known local family and was previously viewed as a bright and promising individual. Want More Context? 🔎

A white South African farm worker, Adrian de Wet, claims he was coerced into feeding the bodies of two murdered black women, Maria Makgato and Lucia Ndlovu, to pigs after they were shot by farm owner Zachariah Johannes Olivier. The case has intensified racial tensions in South Africa, highlighting ongoing inequalities in rural areas, and the trial has been postponed to next week. Want More Context? 🔎