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Trump's 'White Genocide' Claims in South Africa Questioned by Afrikaners and South African Officials

Claims of 'white genocide' in South Africa, cited by Trump to grant refugee status to 59 white farmers, have been challenged by local Afrikaners and dismissed in South African courts. The allegations have been linked to far-right narratives and lack evidence, with data showing most murder victims in South Africa are Black.

Sunderland’s Dramatic Playoff Triumph Sends Fans—And Chris Hughes—Into Ecstasy Ahead of Final Showdown

Chris Hughes shared heartfelt excitement as Sunderland clinched a playoff final spot after a late Dan Ballard goal. The Black Cats are set for a Wembley clash with Sheffield United, aiming to break their Premier League exile. Fans celebrated a win that ended a 20-year wait for a playoff final.

Lilo & Stitch Remake Struggles to Match Original’s Heartfelt Magic

Disney’s live-action Lilo & Stitch remake doubles down on the bond between sisters and delivers plenty of action, but awkward supporting roles and tonal confusion leave it feeling more like a TV movie than a big-screen revival. Some heartfelt moments remain, but much of the original’s magic is missing.

Vybz Kartel's Triumphant Return: Freedom Street Concert Draws Thousands After Prison Release

Vybz Kartel took center stage in Kingston for his Freedom Street concert, his first live show in over a decade after his murder conviction was overturned. The historic event was packed with international fans and collaborators, kickstarting a major 2025 tour across the Caribbean with hopes of U.S. and Canadian dates soon.

Oasis Cancels 50,000 Scalped Tickets as Tour Resale Crackdown Intensifies

Oasis is scrapping 50,000 tickets resold on unauthorized sites for their 2025 reunion tour after strict anti-scalping measures. Their exclusive partnership with Ticketmaster and Twickets kept scalping at just 4%, well below the industry average. The tickets will go back on sale at face value, aiming to give real fans another shot.

Mexican Naval Ship Hits Brooklyn Bridge During Drill, Leaving 22 Injured

A Mexican Navy vessel struck the Brooklyn Bridge during a training exercise, injuring 22 aboard. Over 200 were on the ship at the time. The bridge suffered only minor impact and reopened after checks. Authorities from both countries are investigating what went wrong.

Romania’s Presidential Race Heats Up as Hard-Right Nationalist Rides MAGA-Style Populism

Romania's presidential election is witnessing a surge of hard-right, nationalist energy as a leading candidate pushes a MAGA-style agenda. His anti-establishment, anti-EU stance, and traditional values attract disillusioned voters, sparking debate over Romania's democratic future and international standing.

Michelle Hunziker Opens Up on 2018 Acid Attack Threat That Changed Daughter Aurora Ramazzotti’s Life

Back in 2018, Michelle Hunziker and her daughter Aurora Ramazzotti received anonymous threats of an acid attack unless money was paid. This led to drastic changes, from Aurora living in fear and isolation, to lasting security measures and a new focus on personal growth and family resilience.

Mum Jailed Over Southport Stabbings Tweet Struggles for Release Amid Free Speech Fallout

Lucy Connolly, jailed for a tweet inciting racial hatred after the Southport stabbings, remains behind bars despite being eligible for temporary release. The outcry focuses on free speech, misinformation, and the personal toll on her family as her appeal highlights underlying trauma and mental health challenges.

E. Coli Water Alert Hits 14,000 Limburg Households: Boil Notice Extended Amid Supply Concerns

About 14,000 households in northern Limburg must boil their tap water after E. coli was found in the supply. The advisory, covering Venray, Bergen, and Horst aan de Maas, runs through October 17. The pollution came from a storage tank now taken offline. Local stores have run short on bottled water.