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• Si ritiene che Samuel Whitsed, 27 anni, abbia viaggiato dal Victoria per percorrere il Bibbulmun Track nei pressi della periferia di Perth • A tre mesi dalla scomparsa di un escursionista visto per l'ultima volta su un popolare sentiero, la polizia è sempre più preoccupata per le condizioni dell'uomo • La polizia ha setacciato la fitta boscaglia alla ricerca di un uomo del Victoria, dopo che questi è scomparso da un popolare sentiero escursionistico dall'altra parte del paese. Continua a leggere...

A seguito di un ordine di gennaio del Dipartimento degli Interni degli Stati Uniti, i gestori di 55 siti hanno rimosso i divieti Donald Trump’s administration sta spingendo silenziosamente i gestori dei parchi nazionali, dei rifugi e delle aree selvagge a ridurre drasticamente le restrizioni alla caccia, sollevando dubbi sulla sicurezza dei visitatori e sull'impatto sulla fauna selvatica. Doug Burgum, segretario del US Department of the Interior, ha emanato un ordine a gennaio indirizzando diverse agenzie a rimuovere quelle che ha definito "barriere normative o amministrative non necessarie" alla caccia e alla pesca, e a giustificare i regolamenti che intendono mantenere. Continua a leggere...

• La stella della NBA Steph Curry e sua moglie Ayesha, sposati da 15 anni, hanno vissuto un momento imbarazzante durante una serata pubblica, quando le azioni di Curry hanno offuscato la serata speciale della moglie. • La reazione visibile di Ayesha all'incidente ha attirato l'attenzione dei presenti, con gli osservatori che hanno notato il suo netto rimprovero in risposta. • Il momento dinamico della coppia è diventato argomento di conversazione sui social media, mettendo in luce l'equilibrio tra apparizioni pubbliche e relazioni personali.

Commenti dal tono ottimistico sono diventati virali sui social media, con alcuni che hanno definito il video l'inizio ufficioso della sua campagna per il 2028. Marco Rubio, il principale diplomatico statunitense, ha alimentato le speculazioni su una possibile candidatura alla presidenza nel 2028 pubblicando un video in stile elettorale che articola una visione speranzosa dell'America. Il video verticale di un minuto mostra immagini di Rubio, Donald Trump, jet che sorvolano la White House, americani di diverse etnie, l'ex presidente statunitense Ronald Reagan e la bandiera statunitense che sventola contro un cielo blu. Continua a leggere...

Alcuni parlamentari accusano il sindaco della Greater Manchester di minare il messaggio della campagna per le elezioni locali in occasione dell'evento Change:Now

Il Labour ha definito 'impudente' il primo ministro dell'SNP John Swinney per essersi attribuito il merito di una decisione che è stata invece l'effetto della visita del Re negli USA.

L'ordine della scorsa settimana è solo una riclassificazione parziale, rendendo «un processo già complesso ancora più confusionario», afferma un esperto. L'amministrazione Trump sta mantenendo la promessa di riclassificare la cannabis, ma solo parzialmente, sollevando numerosi interrogativi per chi opera nel settore della cannabis. Todd Blanche, procuratore generale ad interim, ha firmato la scorsa settimana un ordine che rimuove i prodotti venduti sotto licenza medica statale per la cannabis e i prodotti a base di cannabis approvati dalla FDA dalla Tabella I – definita come sostanze senza uso medico accettato – alla Tabella III – che include sostanze legali ma regolamentate, tra cui determinate dosi di Tylenol con codeina e ketamina. Continua a leggere...

• La fuoriuscita di un audio della reunion di 'Summer House' ha spinto Bravo a dare avvio a un'indagine ufficiale sulla violazione. • La star dei reality Paige DeSorbo ha affrontato la polemica in un'intervista esclusiva, parlando dei dettagli dell'incidente. • Lo scandalo si aggiunge ai drammi in corso nell'universo Bravo, influenzando le dinamiche del cast e le reazioni dei fan a livello nazionale.

La commissaria per i diritti umani afferma che la presunta detenzione evidenzia i «crescenti rischi di repressione transnazionale» in Australia Iscriviti alla nostra email per le ultime notizie, scarica l'app gratuita o ascolta il nostro podcast quotidiano La commissaria australiana per i diritti umani ha dichiarato che l'arresto di uno studente cinese, presumibilmente condannato a sei anni di carcere dalle autorità cinesi per aver partecipato a proteste a Sydney, sottolinea i «rischi molto reali e crescenti di repressione transnazionale che colpiscono le persone in Australia, inclusi gli studenti internazionali». La commissaria Lorraine Finlay ha riferito a Guardian Australia che, sebbene non potesse commentare le circostanze di singoli casi, «nessuno dovrebbe temere punizioni all'estero per aver esercitato i propri diritti legittimi di libera espressione e protesta pacifica qui». Continua a leggere...

Georgia players celebrated championship at White HousePresident shakes hands of men, not women in videoFormer tennis star Navratilova leads criticismA White House photo celebrating a champion women’s sports team has drawn backlash due to the positioning of Donald Trump and a group of men, who overshadowed the female athletes by lining up in front of them.The University of Georgia women’s tennis team was one of several collegiate teams to visit the White House on Wednesday to mark a recent championship win. In a photo shared by press aide Margo Martin, a group of six men, including Donald Trump, took up the front row of a stage setup, with 11 women standing in the background largely obscured. Continue reading...

• Anthropic launched Claude Mythos Preview on April 7, 2026, an advanced AI model designed for defensive cybersecurity that uncovered thousands of major vulnerabilities in every major operating system and web browser. • Through Project Glasswing, access granted to tech giants including Amazon, Microsoft, Nvidia, Apple, and over 40 organizations maintaining critical software infrastructure. • Rising concerns from experts and governments about misuse risks to economies, public safety, and national security; US software stocks tumbled on April 9 amid fears of AI disruption to traditional security firms.

Donald Trump says he is ‘working very hard’ with House Republicans to extend Section 702 without changesUS politics live – latest updatesA controversial law that grants the US government sweeping powers for warrantless surveillance is set to expire next week. Replacing it has inspired fierce debate within the White House and Congress, including a scheduled vote cancelled the day of.A coalition of progressive Democrats and far-right Republicans is pushing for reform of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (Fisa), but they face strong bipartisan opposition from lawmakers advocating for an 18-month renewal with no changes, in line with Donald Trump’s demands. House GOP leaders delayed a procedural vote on a clean extension of Section 702 on Wednesday, after the chamber’s rules committee approved the measure on Tuesday night. Republican leadership was expected to bring the measure to the floor on Wednesday but canceled the scheduled vote, amid dissent from privacy advocates in their own party. Legislative action on the bill could still occur later in the day, as Republicans address their internal disagreements. Continue reading...

Even if motorists can provide evidence they’ve paid for parking, they are threatened with bailiffs and courtDrivers have accused a leading car park management company of issuing “false” parking fines – leaving one mother to defend herself from multiple debt collection agencies sent by the company.Jane Winder says she was sent letters from five different debt collection agencies each asking her to pay £170 after she was accused of not purchasing a £2.30 parking ticket at a car park in Lancashire managed by Euro Car Parks. Continue reading...

US president’s 19-minute Wednesday address at the White House was met with bewilderment from commentatorsDonald Trump’s primetime nationwide address on the war with Iran caused widespread bewilderment, with commentators voicing shock at his vow to continue bombing to “bring them back to the stone ages”.Speculation before Wednesday’s speech from the White House Blue Room suggested that the president might be about to signal a winding up of the US military effort, which began on 28 February. Continue reading...

EU, Spain and Germany, as well as rights groups, condemn law to execute Palestinian convicted terroristsA vote in the Israeli Knesset approving a bill sanctioning the execution of Palestinians convicted on terror charges for deadly attacks, but not Jewish extremists accused of similar crimes, has been greeted with widespread international condemnation.“The death penalty bill in Israel is very concerning to us in the EU,” the EU spokesperson Anouar El Anouni said in Brussels. “This is a clear step backwards – the introduction of the death penalty, together with the discriminatory nature of the law. Continue reading...

• The Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS) filed a lawsuit on March 24, 2026, against the Trump administration as part of a coalition for removing scientific signage on climate change impacts from U.S. national parks like Glacier National Park. • Signs detailing climate effects on iconic landscapes, such as retreating glaciers, were censored, preventing public education on environmental changes documented as part of parks' missions. • The suit, represented by Democracy Forward Foundation, demands restoration of accurate climate and historical information to promote scientific literacy and protect public lands for future generations.

The Australian Institute of Architects’ judges sought to highlight a gentler approach to urban transformation,’ chair of the awards steering committee saysGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastSydney’s Campbelltown has paved paradise and put up a parking lot. And the brave jury at the Australian Urban Design awards has declared it heavenly.The winners of the 2026 awards, announced on Tuesday at Parliament House in Canberra, suggest the era of the star architect’s singular, sculptural spectacle is being traded, at least this year, for something more pragmatic: an unassuming revolution where the most significant breakthroughs are found in natural, open-mesh ventilation, a splash of colour and a heart of soothing greenery. Continue reading...

• Miami (Ohio) enters Selection Sunday with a 31-1 record, posing the biggest question for the NCAA Tournament committee on March 15, 2026. • Their single loss contrasts sharply with bubble teams like Auburn (17-16), which boasts top metrics but recent struggles, including nine losses in their last 12 games. • A Dayton win over VCU in the Atlantic 10 title game could eliminate one bubble spot, heightening competition for teams like SMU, San Diego State, Stanford, and Indiana.

The U.S. House of Representatives passed H.R. 4386, the America the Beautiful Motorcycle Fairness Act, last week, amending the Federal Lands Recreation Enhancement Act to grant motorcyclists with National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Passes fair access to national parks and other federal recreation sites. The bill aims to equalize access for motorcycle owners holding these passes, addressing previous restrictions on federal lands. This bipartisan measure highlights ongoing efforts to update recreation policies amid growing public land usage. The legislation now awaits Senate consideration, potentially advancing under the current congressional calendar.

Donald Trump's policies have created a chilling effect in Hollywood, with executives and talent hesitant to comment publicly ahead of the March 15, 2026 Oscars due to a tense political climate. Reporters note unusual difficulty securing interviews, linking it to broader industry anxieties over government impact on film production. This atmosphere overshadows predictions for frontrunners like 'Sinners,' amplifying pre-awards uncertainty. Analysts foresee potential policy shifts affecting future funding and content post-ceremony.

Oscar nominees receive a jaw-dropping $346,000 gift bag filled with luxury items including spa retreats, jewelry, and tech gadgets, as revealed in exclusive photos. Bored Panda details the controversy, with stars calling it 'ridiculous' amid economic disparity debates. The opulent swag highlights Hollywood excess just before the ceremony, fueling social media backlash. Organizers defend it as promotional, but public frustration grows.

Megan Fox unveiled striking new photos on Instagram March 13, prompting fans to dissect an 'odd detail' in her dramatic return to the spotlight amid personal life rumors. Bored Panda reports thousands commenting 'Still can’t get over this' on the images showcasing her transformed look. The post gains traction pre-Oscars, tying into celebrity style scrutiny. Fox's move highlights ongoing social media influence in US entertainment culture.

March Madness 2026 drives a massive increase in sports betting, considered the tournament's 'Super Bowl' alongside the NFL championship, with numerous games fueling wagers across U.S. platforms. While most states set the betting age at 21, a Wall Street Journal op-ed highlighted Gen Z college students facing addiction risks from gamified apps blurring entertainment and financial peril. Sportsbooks sponsor 87 teams in NFL, NBA, NHL, and MLB, while restricting consistent winners but rewarding VIP losers who generate 60-70% of revenue despite being 2-3% of bettors. Regulators in states like New York address these practices as tournaments peak.