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The debris is coming from the East Wing, which is being demolished to build the US president’s ballroom.
US president’s latest criticism threatens to derail Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s high-stakes mission to Rome.
Governing body head says IOC ‘has got eyes on our sport’; meanwhile, Shaun Murphy says Britain’s youngsters must work harder to match China.
The 22-year-old from Lanzhou becomes second Chinese winner in a row, and second-youngest winner after Stephen Hendry did it at age 21 in 1990.
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Cycling prodigy, youngest rider to take part in the race in 89 years, is regarded as best hope of becoming first French winner since 1985.
Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party has never governed the state of West Bengal, an opposition stronghold.
Women seeking abortions will be able to obtain the pill at pharmacies or through the mail, without an in-person visit to a doctor.
Despite all the uncertainty about how long the war with Iran will last, the US stock market has managed to power to record after record.
NAC Breda had contested 6-0 defeat to Go Ahead Eagles, whose defender Dean James was part of Indonesia’s World Cup qualifying campaign.
Victims were in ‘various conditions’, police said. A witness said the trouble began when a group of girls started arguing over boyfriends.
A new EU framework will require brands like Italian luxury label Ferragamo to ensure their items are sustainable from start to end.
Some 32 volcanic earthquakes, including 25 volcanic tremors, had been reported over the weekend, vulcanologists said.
The 81-year-old is critical but ‘fighting’, spokesman says; Trump hails his former lawyer as a ‘True Warrior’.
Nayef Samaro, 26, was one of five hit by gunfire; the Israeli military says troops fired after ‘terrorists’ threw rocks.
Pair went missing on a recreational hike after training had concluded, official says.
The WHO is investigating a cluster of cases aboard the MV Hondius, a polar cruise ship now positioned off Cabo Verde.
US to launch new mission dubbed ‘Project Freedom’ as Tehran signals interference would be seen as a ceasefire violation.
The vessel carried 82 people but ran aground with 65 on board after a French gendarmerie vessel rescued 17.
The president also has floated a new plan to reopen the Hormuz, after the US warned shipping firms against paying Iran for safe passage.
Repeated attempts to move the marine mammal out of shallow waters have drawn worldwide attention.
The move comes after German Chancellor Merz said the US was being ‘humiliated’ by Iran’s leadership.
Pavel Talankin’s prize was misplaced for two days until it was relocated by Lufthansa after an international outcry.
The British monarch delivered a diplomatic masterclass on the trip, mixing praise for his host with subtle criticism.
The status of the pact was first put in doubt after the Supreme Court ruled the president lacked legal authority for his duties on EU goods.
Preliminary information indicates the plane was travelling at a high rate of speed when it crashed.
The main uncertainty for the global economy is where oil prices will go because of the Iran war.
Essa Suleiman, a Somalia-born British citizen who lives in London, did not enter any plea.
White House signals it will ignore Friday’s War Powers cut-off, arguing April ceasefire paused hostilities.
It was not clear if the US president meant duties on bottles of Scotch or on the materials used to produce the alcohol were being lifted.
