First Kenyan to play in NFL deported under Trump immigration crackdown
Former rugby star Daniel Adongo allegedly overstayed visa but supporters say he needed mental health helpA former rugby star who became the first Kenyan to play in the NFL, was deported in June for a visa overstay and multiple arrests, according to federal immigration authorities.Daniel Adongo, 37, spent two seasons as a linebacker for the Indianapolis Colts, playing twice, and was cut in 2015 after facing domestic violence allegations. His visa expired in 2016, but he remained in the US, a press statement from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) said. Continue reading...
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Iran war live: Trump ready for âstrong military actionâ if Iran talks fail | Hezbollah News
⢠President Donald Trump has signaled a readiness to take "strong military action" against Iran if upcoming diplomatic negotiations fail to produce results. ⢠Trump emphasized a strict timeline for these talks, stating that he will not grant "much time" and that the process must either "go fast or not at all."
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⢠Asian nations, including Japan, South Korea, and Australia, are increasing their own defense spending and military capabilities to shoulder more of their own security burdens. ⢠Key developments include Japan deploying longer-range missiles, Australia investing in nuclear-powered submarines, and South Korea debating the development of its own nuclear weapons.
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⢠Express.co.uk is providing breaking international news coverage across the US, Europe, China, and Africa. ⢠Recent reports highlight the geopolitical strategies of Donald Trump and the Iranian government's crackdown on political opponents.
Read original ¡ express.co.ukLabour overtakes Reform in voter poll for first time since March 2025
Labour up four points to 28% while Reform falls to 24% as Andy Burnham apparently wins favour for cost of living focusUK politics live â latest updatesLabour has overtaken Reform UK in a voter intention poll for the first time in more than a year as Andy Burnham benefits from the momentum built in his first week as prime minister.Reform and its leader, Nigel Farage, have had weeks of negative headlines concerning undeclared gifts and donations, an adviser who is a convicted fraudster and a byelection that has descended into farce. Continue reading...
Read original ¡ theguardian.comCalifornia man rescued alive after 30 days stranded at sea with broken mast
Kai Sato used PVC pipes and kayak paddles to try to repair his boat, and a plastic bag to collect condensation to drinkA California man was rescued alive drifting in his sailboat off Hawaii after spending 30 days stranded at sea.Kai Sato, 39, set sail from Californiaâs Catalina Islands on 7 June hoping to complete his first solo sail across the Pacific Ocean, he told Hawaii News Now. But his journeytook a disastrous turn when his mast snapped, and the phone he was using for navigation died. Continue reading...
Read original ¡ theguardian.comSecret tape recordings and âshamâ payments: the Liberalsâ internal ideological war laid bare
The NSW anti-corruption watchdog has begun a public inquiry into allegations of branch stacking, illegal donations, and interference with preselectionsGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastIf you ever thought branch stacking was a harmless game played by young, ambitious political operatives seeking to advance within the party, think again.On Monday, on the first day of the corruption watchdogâs inquiry into operation Rosny, an investigation into allegations of âpossible offences under the Electoral Funding Actâ, we heard boasts on secret tape recordings from a developer that he had âmy hands on the state governmentâ and he had âfuckedâ the career of a state politician by âtaking his seatâ. As for the stateâs building commissioner, David Chandler, who was a thorn in the developerâs side, he was going to âfuck him sidewaysâ. Continue reading...
Read original ¡ theguardian.comPauline Hanson and Malcolm Roberts deride family law system, calling DV a âweaponâ and court a âslaughterhouseâ
Exclusive: Resurfaced comments by the One Nation leader underline her criticism of paid family violence leave and domestic violence support groupsPauline Hanson told a podcast last year she believed âyour employer should not be responsibleâ for providing paid domestic violence leave, while her colleague Malcolm Roberts recently referred to the family court as the âslaughterhouse of the nationâ, in the latest One Nation comments critical of the family law system to emerge.Hanson claimed on a 2021 podcast that domestic violence was being âused as a weaponâ in court proceedings, and criticised domestic violence groups for focusing on support for women. Continue reading...
Read original ¡ theguardian.comâYou say genocide, I say warâ: Boy George releases pro-Israel song, We Will Dance Again
Culture Club singer sings âI stand with the Jews / I donât feel brave, I just need to behave like a humanâ, in song defending Israelâs response to Hamas attackBoy George has released a new song entitled We Will Dance Again, which voices support for Israelâs military action in Palestine.Posted on X and Instagram with the Hebrew title ע×× × ×¨×§×× alongside its English translation, the song features a pop-reggae backing. The opening lyrics are: âYou say genocide, I say war / When youâre attacked, thatâs what the armyâs for / Does it get ugly? You bet it does / When I know you wanna kill every last one of us.â Continue reading...
Read original ¡ theguardian.comâI knew what he had done to those boysâ: murderer to stay in jail after journalistâs fight for justice
Gibraltar-based Ros Astengo inspired four men to report sexual assaults carried out by Allan Grimson in 1990sRos Astengo, a journalist based in Gibraltar who usually focuses on politics and social issues, had qualms when she began investigating the case of the suspected serial killer Allan Grimson as he neared release from prison after serving more than 20 years.She worried that she might reopen the scars of survivors of Grimson â but also that she could be putting herself in the âcrosshairsâ of a dangerous man who had sexually assaulted and battered two young men to death in the late 1990s when he was a Royal Navy petty officer. Continue reading...
Read original ¡ theguardian.comMayo beat 75-year-old âcurseâ to become Gaelic football champions
Team to return for euphoric homecoming after winning all-Ireland menâs final against Kerry, ending decades of defeatThe hex is broken, dispelled, banished, and a story that bewitched Ireland for decades has ended in fairytale: Mayo are all-Ireland champions.Seventy-five years after a supposed curse condemned its Gaelic menâs football team to endless defeat, the county prevailed and uncorked a wave of emotion that engulfed even its rivals. Continue reading...
Read original ¡ theguardian.comUS officials investigate after video appears to show person kicking sea lion
Video appears to show a person kicking the federally protected animal in San Diego, CaliforniaFederal wildlife authorities are investigating after a video appeared to show a person kicking a protected sea lion at a beach in California.A spokesperson for the federal National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) confirmed an investigation into the case but declined to provide additional details Sunday. Continue reading...
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