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Panic gripped the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner, sending guests diving for cover as security evacuated the US president.
Players from a university in Ireland were invited to play in China in 1976 – and accidentally found themselves witnessing history.
The Israeli army has accused Hezbollah militants of breaching the recently extended ceasefire between the two countries.
Hisham Abugharbieh lived with Zamil Limon, whose remains have been found; Limon’s girlfriend, Nahida Bristy, is still missing.
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The affected area includes a coastal town that lost almost a tenth of its population during the 2011 earthquake and tsunami.
Since his debut in 1997, the 55-year-old has been in 14 consecutive editions of the event, serving as a player, vice-captain and captain.
World No 1 Jannik Sinner said he hoped the Spaniard would be back playing in time for the year’s third grand slam at Wimbledon.
Up to now, infants have been given formulations for older children – carrying a greater risk of dose errors, side effects and toxicity.
The killer’s ChatGPT account was banned over concerns about usage linked to violent activity, but police were not alerted.
The remarks come ahead of a month-long conference to revise the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons.
Electrocution and gas are also being added as methods, after the US president called for an expansion of the use of the death penalty.
There is little appetite to fast track Kyiv to full membership in the EU – causing some to pitch possible interim benefits in the meantime.
New rules permitting the sale of lethal weapons overseas come as Japan ramps up defence ambitions and seeks to enter the global arms market.
Secretary of State denies that Washington had asked Iranian team not to come, but warns that some members of delegation may not be welcome.
President Nayib Bukele – the self-described ‘world’s coolest dictator’ – publicises the largest mass trial yet of his gang crackdown.
Tokyo club Machida Zelvia, who had never played in Japan’s top flight until 2024, are one win away from becoming Asian club champions.
India’s foreign ministry called the remarks ‘obviously uninformed, inappropriate and in poor taste’.
The monarch’s landmark visit comes as the Iran war, Epstein scandal and other issues test the US-UK alliance.
An initial wave of sympathy has tipped into public anger, spurring elaborate rescue plans, conspiracy theories and death threats.
Trump claimed Iran ‘respected my request’ to save the protesters. Iran’s judiciary said he’s ‘fabricating achievements’.
Ownership group BlueCo have overseen the firing of five permanent managers in less than five full seasons since taking control of the club.
The entrepreneur says his WLFI assets were frozen by World Liberty Financial, and he has been unable to resell the electronic currency.
Washington is reportedly seeking concessions before agreeing to open negotiations on revising the US trade pact with Canada and Mexico.
Peru’s interim president defers decision on the US$3.5 billion deal to his successor who will emerge from a run-off vote in June.
Anicet Girardin is the third French soldier to die since the start of the fighting in the Middle East.
Starmer’s remarks in parliament came as he faced fresh calls to step down over his admitted error of judgment in appointing Mandelson.
Home Minister Sudan Gurung was a key figure in the Gen-Z protests last September that toppled Nepal’s previous government.
UN rights chief Turk said drug-related offences not involving loss of life did not meet the ‘most serious crimes’ standard by international law.
A road safety group is seeking a ban on Chinese and Polish companies behind a firm that markets the gas from operating in France.
