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The Reflecting Pool near the Lincoln Memorial has faced algae blooms, peeling paint and security concerns after a multi‑million renovation. Officials say vandalism claims are under investigation while critics demand transparency. New proposals call for nature‑based algae control as the administration faces questions over maintenance and costs.
Prince Harry’s plan to stay at Buckingham Palace during a UK visit has been withdrawn at the last moment, with Tuesday’s High Court judgment against Associated Newspapers Limited cited. The Palace says hosting arrangements were no longer available, while Harry’s team says the duke had formally accepted the offer before it was rescinded.
Axel Springer has completed its £575m takeover of Telegraph Media Group, ending three years of ownership uncertainty. The deal will accelerate the Telegraph’s digital transformation and push for growth in the US, leveraging the group’s Politico and Business Insider assets. Editorial independence is described as sacrosanct, with focus on expanding UK and overseas reach.
Sussex Police have identified three women whose bodies were recovered from the sea off Brighton. Next of kin have been informed and formal identification is underway as investigators examine multiple hypotheses about how the women came to be in the water. The beach has reopened and authorities are urging calm while inquiries continue.
Venezuela Fury and Noah Price have tied the knot at the Royal Chapel of St. John on the Isle of Man. The couple, both teenagers, have a high-profile family behind them; wedding details include a lace gown with a 50-foot train and a large bridal party, with celebrations reportedly funded by Tyson Fury and Paris Fury. The couple are said to be settling in East Yorkshire.
Sussex Police have identified three sisters from London whose bodies were recovered from the sea near Madeira Drive, Brighton, on May 13. Their father has paid tribute, and investigations continue to determine how the women ended up in the water. The sisters previously lived in the Uxbridge area and their mother died in 2010 after drowning in a Birmingham lake.
Veteran actor James Handy has died after a stabbing in Tarzana, Calif. Police have arrested Michael Gledhill, 44, the son of Handy’s girlfriend, on suspicion of murder after Handy was found in the front yard with a chest wound. Investigators say the 911 call described a man scene as “the son of man, I just killed the man of sin.” Handy’s career spans five decades, including Jumanji and Top Gun: Maverick.
The Lahmeyer campaign has suspended its bid for Oklahoma’s 1st Congressional District after a day of rapid developments, as Trump endorses Mark Tedford. Tedford now leads in the runoff, which will determine the GOP nominee to face in November.
Developments from Haberman and Swan's Regime Change reveal ongoing clashes over Rose Garden redesigns and other White House decor, with staffers caught between two Trumps as Melania and Donald pursue starkly different visions. The book also details Musk’s overnight stays and other high-profile interruptions to White House life.
A blaze at the Viva Wyndham Dominicus Beach Hotel in Bayahibe, Dominican Republic, has killed one Italian tourist and forced the evacuation of about 1,700 guests and staff. Firefighters have controlled the flames, and investigations into the cause are ongoing. The Dominicus Palace resort nearby was not affected.
The Reflecting Pool renovation has exposed persistent problems after a $14.8 million upgrade. Algae blooms and peeling blue coating persist as authorities investigate possible vandalism and operational issues. Nano-bubble ozone tech and hydrogen peroxide are being deployed to address algae while investigators review security and contracting decisions.
A massive fire at the Viva Dominicus Beach resort in Bayahibe, Dominican Republic, has forced the evacuation of about 1,700 tourists and staff. Authorities confirm one Italian national has died after smoke inhalation; others have been relocated to hotels in Punta Cana and Bayahibe. Investigations into the fire’s cause are underway, with wind and thatch-roof construction cited as factors.
A Utah judge has ruled on whether prosecutors should face sanctions for public comments about ballistics in the Kirk killing case. The proceedings address potential juror bias and whether the death penalty should be removed as a sanction. A decision on trial proceedings and courtroom access is forthcoming.
The Reflecting Pool renovation has faced algae blooms and peeling blue lining after a $14m, no-bid project. President Trump claims vandalism caused the damage, with arrests reported. Officials have not publicly released evidence to support the vandalism allegations, and the pool may be drained for further repairs ahead of the 250th anniversary.
Karmelo Anthony has been convicted of murder in the April 2025 stabbing of Austin Metcalf at a Frisco, Texas track meet. The jury rejected self-defense claims, and Anthony has been sentenced to 35 years. The Metcalf family and supporters are mounting appeals and criticizing coverage that questions the trial’s fairness.
An Australian man, Simon Peter Carman, has been charged with murder after the body of 17-year-old Tunchanok Donhomla was found in a suitcase near Pattaya railway tracks. Authorities say he denies the charges, claiming self-defence, while Thai police investigate possible links to two other suitcase deaths in the region. The case has sparked consular involvement and heavy local attention.
Multiple authorities report arrests in a weekend cybercrime sting targeting online predators. A 75-year-old man who renamed himself Santa Claus is among 11 suspects charged with illegal computer-aided solicitation of a minor and indecent behavior with a juvenile in Kenner, Louisiana, as authorities say more arrests are anticipated in the operation.
Paul Flack, 55, the brother of late TV presenter Caroline Flack, has died after being found unresponsive at his Norwich home on 21 June and subsequently dying in hospital. An inquest has opened, with a full hearing scheduled for 23 October. Caroline Flack died by suicide in 2020 amid media scrutiny.