Author: Truth Times News Desk

A distressing TikTok livestream involving celebrity blogger Perez Hilton prompted multiple emergency calls to police in Miami after viewers reported what appeared to be acts of self-harm. Deputies attended his home, where family members were present, before deciding to use a tactical de-escalation approach while continuing to monitor the situation, according to the Miami-Dade County Sheriff’s Office. Police in Florida responded after American media personality Perez Hilton appeared in a graphic TikTok livestream in which he seemed to repeatedly harm himself with a blade while covered in blood. The incident prompted concerned viewers to contact emergency services, leading deputies to…

Footage circulating online appears to show prominent Spanish far-right activist Isabel Peralta performing a Nazi salute while addressing a demonstration outside the Moroccan Embassy in Madrid, held in response to the large-scale migrant crossings into Ceuta, prompting Spanish authorities to review the footage for possible offences. A demonstration outside the Embassy of Morocco in Madrid has drawn widespread attention after video footage appeared to show far-right activist Isabel Peralta performing a Nazi salute while speaking to the crowd. The protest was one of several held across Spain in response to the large-scale migrant crossings into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta,…

Telegram Messenger has disappeared from Apple’s App Store across multiple countries, preventing new downloads and reinstalls on iPhones and iPads, while existing users continue to access the messaging service as normal. Neither Apple nor Telegram has publicly explained the removal, leaving millions of users awaiting answers as industry observers closely monitor the situation. Telegram Messenger has been removed from Apple’s App Store worldwide, making the popular messaging application unavailable for download on iPhones and iPads across multiple regions. Independent monitoring services have reported that the official listing is no longer accessible, while users attempting to visit the App Store page…

Foxwoods Resort Casino in Connecticut has opened a new “Innovation Zone” featuring crash games, electronic table games and interactive slots developed by manufacturer Interblock, marking the first time the titles have appeared in a brick-and-mortar casino anywhere on the East Coast. A specialised gaming area offering crash games, electronic table games and high-limit slots has made its debut at Foxwoods Resort Casino in Connecticut, giving players a level of real-time interactivity rarely seen on a physical casino floor. Bryan Hayes, senior vice president of gaming and analytics at Foxwoods, described the new space, known as the Innovation Zone, as a…

Reported posts circulating on social media allege a blast at the Balzi Rossi restaurant near Kudrinskaya Square in central Moscow on 1 August, with claims of several deaths and injuries, though no official Russian authority or major news agency has yet confirmed the incident. Reports of an explosion at a restaurant in central Moscow began circulating on social media on the afternoon of 1 August 2026, alongside reported claims of deaths and injuries. The posts describe a blast at the Balzi Rossi restaurant, sometimes referred to as a cafe, near Kudrinskaya Square, close to one of the city’s Stalin-era “Seven…

Verdis, a self-declared micronation claiming a sliver of disputed land on the Croatia–Serbia border, has revealed ambitions to build a national football team from scratch, and is now actively searching for a manager, talent scouts and prospective players, with its sights eventually set on CONIFA, FIFA and even a dream fixture against France. A self-proclaimed micronation with a land claim smaller than most football pitches combined has set out plans to build its own national football team, with hopes of one day competing on the international stage. Callum Austen, Verdis’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, told Truth Times in an exclusive…

European football associations have agreed to boycott the World Cup should FIFA president Gianni Infantino proceed with plans to sell part of the tournament to private investors, according to Truth Times, following an emergency meeting of UEFA’s member nations. European football’s governing body has secured agreement from its member nations to boycott the World Cup if FIFA pushes ahead with controversial plans to sell a stake in the tournament to private investors, Truth Times understands. The agreement was reached during an emergency UEFA meeting, coming two days after Truth Times first revealed a developing plan among European nations to withdraw…

France goes to the polls in April 2027 with Marine Le Pen’s Rassemblement National holding a commanding lead, as voters weary of political chaos and rising immigration concerns look increasingly likely to hand the French presidency to the populist right for the first time. France will vote in the first round of its next presidential election on Sunday 18 April 2027, with a run-off on Sunday 2 May 2027 should no candidate secure an outright majority. Emmanuel Macron, in office since 2017, is constitutionally barred from seeking a third consecutive term, guaranteeing the country its first new president in a…

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced a new £4,500-a-year bursary for households on Universal Credit whose disabled teenagers would otherwise be financially worse off by taking up an apprenticeship, as part of a wider package aimed at tackling Britain’s youth unemployment crisis. Households on benefits who would be left worse off financially when a young person takes up an apprenticeship will soon be eligible for a new bursary worth up to £4,500 a year. The scheme, targeted at families receiving Universal Credit, was unveiled on Tuesday as part of a broader package of measures announced by Prime Minister Andy Burnham…

Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal has struck down legislation that would have required the country to recognise same-sex marriages performed elsewhere in the EU, defying a ruling from the bloc’s top court and setting the stage for a fresh legal clash between Warsaw and Brussels. Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal has overturned a law that would have led to the legal recognition of same-sex spouses who married in other EU member states before relocating to Poland. The unanimous ruling, delivered on Tuesday, directly defies an order from the Court of Justice of the European Union, which had said that Poland must at least recognise…