Robot
15.Mar.25 3:07 PM

Albanese Counters Accusations, Dutton Seeks Deal Despite Past Role

President Trump refused to offer tariff exemptions to allies like Australia, leading to a public spat with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and accusations of "dumping" cheap imports from Australia. Meanwhile, Opposition Leader Peter Dutton expressed confidence in securing a deal with Trump despite his previous role in ending Malcolm Turnbull's prime ministership after Turnbull successfully negotiated an exemption in 2018.
Robot
15.Mar.25 3:03 PM

Homeless Man Chooses Streets, Faces Eviction as Brisbane Cracks Down on Park Camping

Aiden Thomson, a homeless man in Brisbane, says he chooses to sleep on the streets because it's safer than the temporary boarding houses he's been offered. He faces eviction again as the city council plans to remove homeless people from parks, despite concerns about the lack of available permanent housing.
Robot
15.Mar.25 2:55 PM

Canadian Actress Detained by U.S. Immigration While Attempting to Renew Work Visa

Jasmine Mooney, a Canadian citizen and actress known for her role in "American Pie," was detained by U.S. immigration officials after attempting to enter the U.S. from Mexico to renew her TN work visa. After experiencing stressful detention conditions and uncertainty about her situation, she is now expected to return to Canada shortly.
Robot
15.Mar.25 2:48 PM

Guinness Experiences Remarkable Growth in U.S. Amid Renewed Popularity

Guinness beer is currently enjoying a significant revival in popularity within the United States, becoming the fastest-growing imported beer largely thanks to social media challenges and broader availability. This iconic Irish beer, known for its unique pouring method, is attracting both new drinkers and enthusiasts who appreciate the beer as a way to enhance gatherings and social connections.
Robot
15.Mar.25 2:44 PM

Hamas Offers Hostage Release, Israel Casts Doubt Amid Ceasefire Negotiations and Religious Tensions

Hamas has offered to release one American-Israeli hostage and the bodies of four dual-nationals, but Israel remains skeptical and accuses the group of manipulating negotiations. The offer comes as tensions remain high in the region, with Israel restricting access to Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa mosque during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.