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King Charles's 'Disgrace' Remark Sets Royal Observers Talking at Trooping the Colour

Eyewitnesses at Trooping the Colour caught a rare moment of tension between King Charles and Queen Camilla, as the King was overheard calling something a 'disgrace.' This unusual exchange has sparked curiosity and raised questions about royal behind-the-scenes dynamics.

Flightradar24 Rolls Out Major Terms Update Ahead of API Launch

Flightradar24 just refreshed its terms and conditions, bringing in changes before launching an advanced API. Premium subscriptions now feature auto-renewal and no withdrawal window, while the new API targets everyone from airlines to live streamers. Users are urged to check the updated rules, especially for third-party usage.

Severe Weather Tracker: Midwest on High Alert for Tornadoes, Large Hail, and Dangerous Winds

A powerful storm system is sweeping through the Midwest, bringing a Level 3 tornado threat to Chicago, hurricane-force winds, and the possibility of egg-sized hail. Color-coded warnings on live radar highlight areas at risk, while flash flood emergencies complicate recovery in already hard-hit communities. Stay alert with updated tracking tools.

Hurricane Oscar Sets Record as Smallest Atlantic Hurricane, Leaves Trail of Damage in the Caribbean and Cuba

Hurricane Oscar set a record as the smallest Atlantic hurricane, bringing fierce winds and heavy rain to the Caribbean and Cuba in October 2024. The storm claimed eight lives and caused $50 million in damages, hitting regions already suffering from power outages and flooding.

Europe’s Military Dogs in Israel: Dutch Exports Spark Outcry Over Palestinian Attacks

Dutch company Four Winds K9 has exported over 100 military dogs to Israel, where they're reportedly used against Palestinians, including children and medical personnel. Human rights groups demand action as calls grow to stop these exports and investigate the corporate role in alleged abuses.

US Drops Support for Palestinian Statehood, Says Ambassador—A Landmark Shift in Middle East Policy

US Ambassador Mike Huckabee said that an independent Palestinian state is no longer a key US goal, opening a new chapter in US Middle East policy. He suggested Palestinian statehood could require land from other Muslim-majority countries instead, sparking criticism and raising questions about the future of the two-state solution.

Pacers Grab 2-1 NBA Finals Lead After Electric Game 3 Win Over Thunder

The Indiana Pacers surged to a 2-1 lead in the NBA Finals with a 116-107 home win over the Oklahoma City Thunder. Bennedict Mathurin dominated off the bench, scoring 27, while Indiana's reserves outperformed OKC's by a wide margin. History now favors the Pacers as the series continues in Indianapolis.

Thunder's Stay-or-Switch Defensive Scheme Tests Pacers' NBA Finals Firepower

Oklahoma City Thunder ramped up their stay-or-switch defense in Game 3 of the 2025 NBA Finals to slow down the Pacers’ explosive offense. While the plan targetted Haliburton’s playmaking and Mathurin’s scoring, Indiana’s pace and a bench outburst put Thunder’s scheme under the microscope as the series intensifies.

Death Stranding 2: New Emotional Footage and Game Details Drop Ahead of PS5 Release

Death Stranding 2: On the Beach spotlights emotional character moments and new gameplay footage at Summer Game Fest. With a June 26 PS5 launch, fans can expect fresh faces like Neil and Lucy, deeper storylines for Sam and Fragile, and the signature weirdness of Kojima's worlds.

Katherine Parkinson Shines in Disney+ 'Rivals': From 'The IT Crowd' to Cotswolds Drama

Katherine Parkinson, famed for her roles in *The IT Crowd* and *Humans*, steps into 1980s high-society drama in Disney+'s 'Rivals.' The BAFTA-winning star's journey spans acclaimed stage and screen roles, balancing witty comedy and powerful performances, while her personal life stays mostly out of the spotlight.