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Illinois mass shooting suspect dies in Texas - police
7 months 1 week agoRomeo Nance is believed to have fatally shot himself following a confrontation with officers, police say.
Scott Morrison: Former Australian prime minister to quit politics
7 months 1 week agoHis legacy includes Australia's pandemic response, the Aukus security pact, and several controversies.
New Hampshire primary: Donald Trump and Nikki Haley to go head-to-head
7 months 1 week agoVoters go to the polls on Tuesday as the race for the presidential nomination enters its next stage.
UAE has funded political assassinations in Yemen, BBC finds
7 months 1 week agoThe United Arab Emirates has paid for the killing of its political enemies in Yemen, whistleblowers say.
Tencent's Riot Games cuts 11% of global workforce
7 months 1 week agoRiot Games is the latest to cut jobs in the gaming industry after Amazon, ByteDance and Epic Games.
Oscars nominations 2024: Barbie and Oppenheimer set to dominate
7 months 1 week agoThe two films which conquered the 2023 box office are likely to be recognised at the Academy Awards.
China: At least 11 dead, dozens missing in Yunnan landslide
7 months 1 week agoMost of the city's residents were either elderly or children, one villager told a local news outlet.
Medibank hack: Russian sanctioned over Australia's worst data breach
7 months 1 week agoAleksandr Ermakov has been targeted for his role in a "devastating" cyber-attack which rattled the nation.
United Airlines to lose money over Boeing groundings
7 months 1 week agoUnited Airlines is the biggest operator of Boeing 737 Max 9 airplanes.
Florida assault charge against Marcus Rashford's brother dropped
7 months 1 week agoDane Rashford, 31, was detained in Miami, Florida, last October on a charge of battery.
Umar Khalid: Indian activist languishes in jail without bail or trial
7 months 1 week agoUmar Khalid, who was arrested three years ago for alleged involvement in riots, is still waiting for a trial.
Kim Jong Un: Is North Korea's leader actually considering war?
7 months 1 week agoKim Jong Un's recent military actions and a significant departure in ideology has worried watchers.
US and UK launch fresh strikes on Houthis in Yemen
7 months 1 week agoThe second joint operation between the US and UK targets underground storage and missiles, they say.
Elfstedentocht: The famed, frozen race that may never return
7 months 1 week agoEvery winter, a cross-country skating race is organised in the Netherlands. For the past 27 winters it hasn't happened. But a nation holds out hope.
Fake Biden robocall tells voters to skip New Hampshire primary election
7 months 1 week agoAn investigation is opened into the calls, which are suspected to have been artificially generated.
Explosions and flashes near Yemen's capital
7 months 1 week agoThe US and UK have conducted a fresh series of joint air strikes against eight Houthi targets in Yemen.
Israeli father fears hostage daughter was sexually abused
7 months 1 week agoEli Albag says his daughter Liri may still be in captivity in Gaza because Hamas did "something wrong" to her.
Norman Jewison: Renowned Canadian film director dies at 97
7 months 1 week agoA versatile storyteller, Norman Jewison tackled issues such as racism and civil rights.
Death penalty: Kenneth Eugene Smith says wait for untested execution like 'torture'
7 months 1 week agoKenneth Smith, the first US man facing execution by nitrogen gas, says waiting on death row is like torture.
MrBeast reveals he made $250,000 from X video
7 months 1 week agoThe world's most popular YouTuber had previously said he would not bother posting videos on the site.
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