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Nick Bougas, the American filmmaker and illustrator widely identified as “A. Wyatt Mann,” the pseudonymous creator behind one of the internet’s most widely circulated antisemitic memes, has died at the age of 71, according to reports. American cartoonist and filmmaker Nick Bougas, known by the pen name A. Wyatt Mann, has died at 71. Bougas was born in 1955 in Savannah, Georgia, and built a wide-ranging career as a filmmaker, illustrator, producer and cartoonist. Multiple investigations and later academic research have attributed the pseudonym “A. Wyatt Mann,” a phonetic play on “a white man,” to Bougas, although he himself reportedly…

Amy Lecons became an unlikely viral sensation after filming herself waiting for rescue on an Albanian mountainside following a venomous snakebite. In this exclusive interview, the New Zealand-based Australian trail runner describes the bite, the failed emergency calls, the desperate phone call to her doctor father in Australia, and why she believes her story has been used to paper over serious problems in Albania’s healthcare system. On 22 June 2026, Amy Lecons set out for what she expected to be a 90-minute trail run in Albania’s Valbonë region. She didn’t return to her guesthouse for three days. Bitten by a…

Viviana Aguilar Zendejas, 31, has died a week after suffering severe burns while reportedly shielding her young daughter from flames caused by a gas leak in Cuernavaca, Mexico, with officials now clarifying that the incident stemmed from a leak during a residential gas delivery rather than the tanker itself exploding. A mother-of-three has died after reportedly using her own body to shield her six-year-old daughter from flames caused by an LPG gas leak in Cuernavaca, Mexico. Viviana Aguilar Zendejas, 31, was travelling in a car with her daughter Isabella when the incident happened on 6 August. She died in intensive…

A former University of Cambridge professor Jason Arday who resigned last week following accusations of plagiarism has been found dead at a home in Battersea, south London, with the Metropolitan Police confirming his death is being treated as unexpected but not suspicious. Jason Arday, the former Cambridge University professor, has been found dead at the age of 41. He was found “unresponsive” at an address in Battersea, south London, on Friday afternoon. Arday, who became Cambridge’s youngest Black professor in 2023, had resigned as professor of sociology of education at the university just last week, following a series of reports…

Three suspects are in police custody after a homeowner was found bound to his bed and severely injured following a prolonged attack at a farm in the Cullinan area of Gauteng, with private security tracking a vehicle linked to the assault before handing the case to the South African Police Service. Three suspects have been arrested after a violent farm attack in the Cullinan area of Gauteng, east of Pretoria, in which a homeowner was allegedly beaten, stabbed and tortured for several hours. According to reports the victim was found bound to his bed with serious injuries after tactical units…

A Christian worship march led by evangelist Sean Feucht briefly overlapped with a Shia Muslim Arbaeen procession in downtown Chicago on 9 August, as both events shared the same streets around the same time, drawing significant online attention despite no reports of disorder. A Jesus March organised by American worship leader Sean Feucht briefly overlapped with a Muslim Arbaeen procession in downtown Chicago on 9 August, after both events used overlapping streets around the same time. Footage shared online showed Christian participants carrying worship signs and crosses moving through crowds of Shia Muslim marchers dressed in black and waving green,…

Footage showing evangelist Jesse Samuel Ngoma surrounded by officers and led away from a public preaching session has spread rapidly online, reigniting debate over how free speech and religious expression are policed on Britain’s streets. A Christian street evangelist has been detained by Metropolitan Police officers after preaching in a public place in London, in an incident that has attracted widespread attention on social media. Video footage shows Jesse Samuel Ngoma, a preacher well known for sharing recordings of his outreach online, surrounded by officers before being physically escorted away. In the clip, Ngoma is heard telling those nearby: “The…

Users of Coca-Cola’s online can personalisation tool found it rejected the phrase “Jesus is King” for breaching content guidelines, while approving other religious and offensive phrases – prompting accusations of anti-Christian bias and calls for a boycott of the company. Coca-Cola’s website has come under scrutiny after its online can customisation tool was found to block the phrase “Jesus is King,” while allowing a range of other religious and offensive phrases through unchallenged. The discrepancy was first highlighted by social media content creator Ryan Haff, who posted screen recordings showing the tool’s inconsistent responses in real time. His footage showed…

Researchers at Imperial College London have found a way to produce myoglobin, the protein responsible for meat’s colour and flavour, inside the leaves of lettuce and tobacco plants, offering a possible new route to more sustainable plant-based meat ingredients. Scientists at Imperial College London have developed a method of cultivating myoglobin, the animal protein that gives meat its distinctive red colour and umami flavour, inside lettuce and tobacco plants. The technique, described in the peer-reviewed journal Frontiers in Plant Science, involves engineering the plants’ chloroplasts, the structures responsible for photosynthesis, to produce the protein. According to lead researcher Dr Alexia…

A group of black-clad neo-Nazis surrounded a hotel in the Bulgarian resort town of Bansko, blocking entrances, giving Nazi salutes and chanting “Sieg Heil” at Jewish youth delegations from Israel and Italy, returning to the scene after police had left as European officials demanded those responsible be prosecuted. A neo-Nazi group surrounded a hotel in Bansko, a resort town in southwestern Bulgaria, where dozens of Jewish teenagers were staying as part of an international youth training programme, shouting Nazi slogans, performing Nazi salutes and threatening those inside. The group, dressed in black shirts bearing skull symbols, gathered outside the hotel…