Horror moment ferocious black bear chases screaming boy, 11, into store before leaping over counter to get at him
THIS is the terrifying moment a colossal black bear followed an 11-year-old boy into a Family Dollar store in Pennsylvania. Cole Frazee was going to check what was taking his father so long after he popped in to grab a few things. Sign up for The Sun newsletter Thank you! The bear chased the 11-year-old…
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Wife of murdered Saudi journalist says ‘zero justice’ has been served after Trump dismisses US intelligence findings | World News
The wife of murdered Saudi Arabian journalist Jamal Khashoggi says “zero justice” has been served over her husband’s death. Mr Khashoggi, a strident critic of the kingdom, was slain by Saudi agents in an operation in Istanbul in 2018, and American intelligence agencies concluded Mohammed bin Salman had ordered his capture or killing. The crown…
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House of Representatives votes to release Epstein files
For survivors, families and friends, the vote is a watershed moment in a decades-long fight for justice that saw them pitted against not just Epstein, his money and his powerful friends but, at times, the US government and justice system. One survivor, Annie Farmer, said her older sister Maria had tried to report the abuse…
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Putin’s missile strike kills Ukraine teen kickboxing champ as she runs for shelter
Kickboxing champ Karina Bakhur was just 17 when she died in the Russian missile strike on Ukraine as she was running to a basement shelter in her residential building 12:11, 18 Nov 2025Updated 12:11, 18 Nov 2025 Karina Bakhur was running for cover when she was killed(Image: social media /east2west news) A teenage kickboxing champion…
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Trump’s Board of Peace WILL govern Gaza after UN backs President’s plan to govern devastated strip
DONALD Trump’s Board of Peace will be allowed to govern the future of Gaza after a US resolution was approved by the UN Security Council. Members of the council voted in favour of the highly-touted drafted resolution on Monday as the fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hamas continues. Sign up for The Sun newsletter Thank…
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Yvette Cooper plays down reports that UK halted intelligence sharing with US | UK News
The UK’s foreign secretary backed her American counterpart in playing down reports that Britain has stopped sharing intelligence with the US about suspected drug trafficking boats in the Caribbean. Yvette Cooper also appeared to voice support for Donald Trump’s concerns about drug cartels in Venezuela, though she stopped short of endorsing potential military action against…
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Inside the lives of migrant domestic workers and the sacrifices they make
Without an employer family, helpers have no work or resident rights. So Facebook pages are filled with home-bound expats seeking to place their valued helpers with someone new, like a human buy, swap and sell. And people can be soulless. Need a toddler-sized bed to house your helper? Advice about how to sack one for…
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Mystery of Brit ‘murdered’ in Spain as CCTV reveals two men running from house
Brett Dryden, who ran a legal cannabis club called The Dawg House in Mojacar, Almeria, was found dead inside his home in July last year after suffering a four-inch head wound Sandra Adams believes Spanish police need to do more to investigate her son’s case(Image: Andy Commins / Daily Mirror) A mum who believes her…
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Trump’s biggest warship arrives in Caribbean Sea as fears of war with Venezuela loom despite Maduro’s peace plea
DONALD Trump’s most advanced and most powerful aircraft carrier – the USS Gerald R. Ford – has thundered into the Caribbean Sea on Sunday. The American steel giant is now cutting through turquoise waters as fears of a showdown with Venezuela sharpen. Sign up for The Sun newsletter Thank you! The USS Gerald R. Ford…
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Mexico: Thousands march against crime and corruption in Generation Z protests, with 100 police injured | World News
Thousands have taken to the streets of Mexico City to protest against crime and corruption – with 120 people left injured, according to authorities. Pablo Vazquez, security secretary for Mexico’s capital, said that of those injured, 100 were police officers with 40 hospitalised, while 20 people were arrested. The demonstration, which was mostly peaceful but…
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