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The DEA is reportedly examining Hayden Panettiere's messages with an alleged drug dealer as investigators investigate the suspected source of a potentially fentanyl-laced pill.

The US spent an estimated $22.3bn on munitions during the first four months of its war with Iran, exposing inventory shortfalls and production bottlenecks that could hinder future conflicts.

Aaron Rowe, Lukas Graham, Finneas and Beoga have left Ed Sheeran's Loop Tour after Macklemore's removal, citing concerns over artistic freedom and support for Palestine.

James Wehr, co-founder of South OC Cars and Coffee, and Florida bartender Alexis Kramer died when a McLaren 720S crashed into a tree and caught fire in Irvine.

Manchester United academy prospect JJ Gabriel has reportedly asked to cancel his registration, days before a potential senior debut, amid stalled talks over his development and first-team pathway.

The Thirlwall Inquiry found a 'complete failure' to protect babies from Lucy Letby, with earlier action potentially saving three lives.

Kelly Osbourne says she has ended her relationship with older sister Aimee, citing years of emotional distance, contrasting personalities and Aimee's decision to avoid the family spotlight.

FBI Director Kash Patel defended revised hiring standards allowing some past bestiality or animal-cruelty cases to receive further review, prompting criticism from senators and former officials.

Japan's Air Self-Defense Force believes a ¥17bn Global Hawk drone crashed into the sea off Tottori after communications failed and it disappeared from radar. Officials are investigating.

Satellite imagery suggests a vessel under construction at a Shanghai shipyard could serve as China's first dedicated mothership for launching and recovering giant uncrewed submarines.