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Government Still Building Case for U.S.S. Cole Trial 25 Years After Attack

Prosecutors are scrambling to shore up the case from adverse judicial rulings. Defense lawyers say they are not ready for trial.

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The attack on the U.S.S. Cole killed 17 American sailors off the coast of Yemen in 2000.
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Maria Grazia Chiuri brings a radical spirit to Fendi debut

Eight months after departing Dior, Chiuri’s return to fashion’s front bench was stamped with her identity and values

A big name designer’s first catwalk show in a new job is a drumroll moment of pure ego: Maria Grazia Chiuri, who joins Fendi after leaving Dior, is a headline-making hire with main character energy.

The first surprise, as Milan fashion week began, was a catwalk painted with the motto: “Less I, more us.”

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© Photograph: Antonio Calanni/AP

© Photograph: Antonio Calanni/AP

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World Cup host cities ‘running out of time’ with $625m in funding held up by shutdown

  • Funds promised for security have not been received

  • Officials warn of potential cancellations to fan festivals

Local and national officials expressed concern on Tuesday that the ongoing partial government shutdown in the United States could adversely affect planning and preparation for the 2026 World Cup, which is just over 100 days away.

In a hearing before the House committee on homeland security, representatives from Miami, Kansas City and New Jersey – three locations that will host a combined total of 21 matches in the tournament, including the final – said they are still waiting on federal funds to be released to their respective local agencies. Last July, lawmakers pledged $625m in federal assistance toward World Cup security via the Trump administration’s “big beautiful” policy bill.

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© Photograph: Brendan McDermid/Reuters

© Photograph: Brendan McDermid/Reuters

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Two Missouri Deputies Are Killed After Traffic Stop in Christian County

The suspect, who had been charged with receiving stolen property, was killed after fleeing into the woods, according to the local sheriff’s office.

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Brad Cole, the sheriff of Christian County, Mo., right, spoke to reporters early Tuesday.
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Mercedes magic and Ferrari’s rapid starts: what we learned from F1 testing

George Russell has been purring in a balanced car in pre-season while Aston Martin are still hunting for power

The big four – Mercedes, Red Bull, Ferrari and McLaren – have been at pains throughout testing to claim they are not the top dog, in something of an inverse Mexican standoff, each decrying their own strengths. Undeniably, however, Mercedes emerge from the three pre-season tests looking strong.

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© Photograph: Motorsport Photography F1/Shutterstock

© Photograph: Motorsport Photography F1/Shutterstock

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Charles Leclerc clocks quickest time at final F1 pre-season testing in Bahrain

  • Lando Norris second fastest; Max Verstappen third

  • Aston Martin completed just six laps after problems

Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc took the bragging rights with the quickest time at the final Formula One test before the season proper begins in Australia in just two weeks, while Aston Martin endured a horror show.

At the end of the final day of the third test, some of the cars were let off the leash to put in some runs on soft tyres with lower fuel loads and Leclerc looked very much at home as he hurled his Ferrari around the circuit in Bahrain. He set a time of 1min 31.992sec, eight-tenths clear of the second-placed McLaren of Lando Norris and a second up on Red Bull’s Max Verstappen and Mercedes’ George Russell.

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© Photograph: Alberto Vimercati/DPPI/Shutterstock

© Photograph: Alberto Vimercati/DPPI/Shutterstock

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Workplace Inspections by OSHA Dropped Over a Six-Month Period of 2025

Labor advocates worry that the Trump administration is relaxing oversight of companies and increasing the potential for serious injuries and deaths.

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The Trump administration has made efforts to roll back regulations for worker safety and protections, including plans to pull back a requirement that employers provide appropriate lighting at construction sites.
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‘My DNA is in this car’: Lewis Hamilton revved up for Ferrari in new F1 season

  • Seven-time world champion upbeat for 2026

  • ‘I’m more connected to this car for sure,’ he says

Lewis Hamilton believes he is in the “best place” he has been at Ferrari, with a new car that carries his “DNA”.

The seven-time champion failed to take a podium place for the first time and finished sixth in the drivers’ championship, behind his teammate Charles Leclerc in fifth in his debut season. By the end, he was clearly disenchanted, describing his first year at Ferrari as a “nightmare”.

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© Photograph: Joe Portlock/Getty Images

© Photograph: Joe Portlock/Getty Images

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Pernod Ricard Considers Listing its India Business

Pernod Ricard SA, the maker of Absolut vodka and Chivas Regal whisky, is considering a listing of its Indian business, people with knowledge of the matter said.

A bottle of Ricard Pastis, produced by Pernod Ricard SA, sits on a counter inside a bar in this arranged photograph in Paris, France, on Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2015. Pernod Ricard SA, Europe’s second-biggest distiller, owner of Absolut vodka, Chivas Regal whisky and Ricard Pastis report full year results tomorrow. Photographer: Christophe Morin
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Instagram: Der Top-Experte, der kein Experte sein will

Seit 2018 ist Adam Mosseri Chef der Social-Media-Plattform und musste jetzt vor Gericht aussagen. In einem wegweisenden Prozess geht es um die Suchtgefahr und psychischen Folgen der App. Sein Auftritt: mindestens verblüffend.

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Partial Federal Shutdown Shrinks Congressional Presence in Munich

In a moment of frayed trans-Atlantic relations, Speaker Mike Johnson abruptly canceled the House delegation to Europe’s biggest annual security summit.

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Speaker Mike Johnson abruptly canceled the House delegation to the Munich Security Conference.
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‘The government doesn’t care’: Māori greet New Zealand PM with indifference at muted Waitangi

Subdued tone as political leaders spoke on eve of Waitangi Day amid some fatigue in Māori communities over divisive coalition policies

When New Zealand’s political leaders gathered to speak at the Waitangi treaty grounds where Māori chiefs and the British Crown forged a nation 186 years ago there was a striking absence: the public.

As a light rain fell on the green peninsula in the far north of New Zealand on Thursday, fewer than 100 people gathered to watch the leaders welcomed onto the grounds, and only a handful of people heckled ministers as they spoke.

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© Photograph: Ben Strang/AFP/Getty Images

© Photograph: Ben Strang/AFP/Getty Images

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Pentagon Official Rejects Plea Deal in U.S.S. Cole Bombing Case

The decision clears the way for the first death-penalty trial at Guantánamo Bay to start this summer, more than 25 years after the attack.

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The U.S.S. Cole at a Yemeni harbor in October 2000, more than two weeks after an attack by Al Qaeda suicide bombers killed 17 sailors and wounded dozens of others.
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Democrats Call on ICE Watchdog to Speed Up Use of Force Inquiry

The inspector general for the Department of Homeland Security is scrutinizing use of force by ICE, according to Democrats in Congress who requested the report.
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Democrats Call on ICE Watchdog to Speed Up Use of Force Inquiry

The inspector general for the Department of Homeland Security is scrutinizing use of force by ICE, according to Democrats in Congress who requested the report.
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These states voted to protect abortion rights. Conservative lawmakers are not standing down

A trial in Missouri illustrates how hard it is to restore abortion rights, even when voters demand it

After Missouri residents voted to repeal their state’s near-total abortion ban and enshrine abortion rights into their state constitution, advocates quickly got to work. In a lawsuit filed the day after the 2024 election, abortion providers challenged not only the constitutionality of the state’s ban, but also a slew of other restrictions that, they said, made their jobs so arduous as to be impossible.

More than a year later, they are still in court.

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© Photograph: Robert Cohen/AP

© Photograph: Robert Cohen/AP

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