California Dems accused of putting sanctuary law over migrant child welfare checks: ‘Real children’

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! California Democrats are facing accusations that the state’s sanctuary policies are leaving vulnerable migrant children unchecked after California Attorney General Rob Bonta’s office warned that local police welfare visits on unaccompanied minors using information from federal authorities could violate state law.The warning…

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Viral Dua Lipa wedding photos were AI-generated

Did Dua Lipa celebrate her wedding in Sicily by eating spaghetti straight out of a pot? ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT That’s what many social media users appeared to believe after a series of photos claiming to show the pop star marrying actor Callum Turner in a lavish Italian wedding went viral online.…

Brussels to ban shared e-scooters from 2027

Published on 12/06/2026 – 12:36 GMT+2 Brussels is putting the brakes on shared e-scooters. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT After years of complaints over dangerous riding, pavement clutter and even links to organised crime, the Belgian capital has announced that rental e-scooters will disappear from its streets from January 2027 – joining a…

Podcast: The most political World Cup to date?

This week the 2026 World Cup kicked off with Mexico playing South Africa in what many have called one of the most politically charged sporting tournaments in history. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT The competition – that will keep football fans glued to their screens until 19 July – is being held across…

Ryanair investigated over family seating fees

Ryanair, Europe’s largest low-cost carrier, is facing a fresh headache after competition regulators opened an investigation into the charges families pay to sit together. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT The probe will examine whether the airline’s controversial seating fees unfairly penalise parents and children. The UK-based Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) says Ryanair’s…

NATO to cut troop numbers in Kosovo amid ‘improved security situation’

Published on 12/06/2026 – 11:21 GMT+2 NATO has announced plans to reduce the number of troops stationed in Kosovo over the next year due to the “improved security situation”. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Around 4,600 NATO soldiers currently make up the alliance’s peacekeeping mission in Kosovo, which began in June 1999 following…

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