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Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 3 Kicks Off With Star Wars Crossover and Big Live Event Tease

Fortnite's Chapter 6 Season 3 launched on May 2, 2025, debuting a Star Wars crossover packed with new force abilities, mythic weapons, and themed vehicles. The season ends June 7, 2025, with a major live event called Death Star Sabotage. Downtime started at 2 AM ET and lasted a few hours, bringing in the highly anticipated crossover features.

King's Cross Security Alert Halts London Rail Lines, Triggers Major Evacuation

A major security scare brought London's busy King's Cross station to a standstill on May 1, 2025. With all rail lines blocked and thousands evacuated at peak hours, commuters faced chaos as authorities investigated a suspicious incident. No injuries reported, but travelers endured major disruption.

King's Cross St Pancras Security Alert Halts Evening Rush Hour Amid Police Response

London's King's Cross St Pancras station was evacuated on March 11, 2025, after a suspicious item was found. A man was arrested, triggering a major police response and massive disruption for rush hour travelers. Passengers were redirected as services were suspended during the investigation.

Vancouver Whitecaps Shock Inter Miami 3-1 to Reach First Concacaf Champions Cup Final

Vancouver Whitecaps pulled off a stunning 3-1 win over Inter Miami to reach their first-ever Concacaf Champions Cup final. With a 5-1 aggregate, decisive goals from White, Vite, and Berhalter sank Messi's Miami, who faced an unprecedented third straight loss.

Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s Deportation: Legal Failures and the Immigration Enforcement Clash

Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s 2025 deportation to El Salvador triggered outrage after officials ignored a court order protecting him from removal. The Biden administration faced criticism for sending him into danger despite his legal status, while DHS insisted he was a gang member. The case highlights deep tensions over immigration enforcement and judicial power.

Sycamore Gap Tree Allegedly Felled in Deliberate 'Moronic Mission', Court Told

Two men stand trial for allegedly cutting down the iconic Sycamore Gap tree beside Hadrian's Wall, described by prosecutors as a calculated 'moronic mission.' The incident was filmed, a tree wedge taken as a trophy, and part of the heritage site damaged. Both deny the charges as evidence unfolds in court.

Canada Election 2025: Climate Debate Heats Up as Fossil Fuel Expansion Divides Parties

Canada’s 2025 election is defined by a fierce clash between parties on fossil fuel expansion and climate priorities. Conservatives push for oil and gas growth, while Liberals aim to combine resource development with clean energy. The NDP, Bloc, and Greens press for cutting subsidies and investing in climate solutions. Indigenous concerns and carbon pricing hang in the balance.

Heather Graham Wows at 55: Yoga, Wellness, and Bold Fashion Steal the Spotlight

Heather Graham turns heads at 55, sharing sun-soaked bikini photos from Tulum, braving the snow in a swimsuit, and gracing events with natural glam. Her healthy habits, like yoga and a sugar-free diet, fuel public awe over her ageless look.

McTominay's Double Fires Napoli Three Points Clear in Serie A Race After Inter Milan Slip Again

Scott McTominay made history with a two-goal performance as Napoli beat Torino 2-0, pushing them three points ahead of stumbling Inter Milan. Breaking Denis Law’s record, McTominay’s hot streak comes as Napoli move closer to another Serie A title despite injuries to star players, with just four games left.

Eddie Hall's MMA Debut Ends in Controversy After Illegal Strikes Lead to Rapid Knockout of Mariusz Pudzianowski

Eddie Hall's MMA debut at KSW 105 was explosive and short-lived, ending in just 30 seconds after he knocked out Mariusz Pudzianowski. The victory stirred controversy with claims of illegal hammerfists, prompting Hall to publicly apologise. The fight has since fueled debates about sportsmanship in combat sports.