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Wet Leg, Djo and Tyler, the Creator’s latest albums also nominated for best album cover, to be awarded for the first time in over 50 years.
Daricka Moore, 24, has been charged with murder after a series of attacks at three locations.
Bad Bunny’s nods for the 2026 Grammy Awards serve as a ‘very welcome recognition of Latin music that is growing’ on the global stage.
What began with a currency collapse has spiralled into a deadly nationwide revolt, with dozens killed and internet access cut.
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Switzerland held a national day of mourning for the 40 people who were killed in the blaze at an Alpine resort.
Landfills and dumpsites in the Philippines have long posed safety risks, especially where poor residents scavenge for food and recyclables.
Iranian state media breaks silence on protests as internet and phone access is restricted amid widening unrest.
The Board of Peace is meant to oversee the implementation of the second and far more complicated phase of the Gaza ceasefire.
The releases are the first by Venezuela’s new leaders in an apparent concession to the US after its ouster of Nicolas Maduro.
Five Republicans join Democrats in a 52-47 vote to limit further military action as the president eyes Greenland next.
Despite the agreement, Israel has killed 424 people since the ceasefire started nearly three months ago.
Actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt is among many at CES 2026 shining a light on both the positive and negative ways AI is affecting entertainment.
Technology and health experts question the accuracy of these products and warn of data privacy issues.
An ICE agent fatally shot Renee Nicole Good in her car shortly after she dropped off her 6-year-old son at school.
Dave ‘Rocket’ Ryding learned to ski on plastic matting in northwest England surrounded by sheep, much to the astonishment of his rivals.
Invitation comes days after Trump accused Colombia’s Gustavo Petro of ‘making cocaine’ and warning of US intervention.
US president wants to build a ‘Dream Military’ and increase the US defence budget by more than half next year.
Many are groups and treaties the US president’s team has categorised as catering to diversity and ‘woke’ initiatives, such as climate talks.
Alan Jackson, who has defended clients like Harvey Weinstein and Kevin Spacey, would not reveal why he could no longer represent his client.
Claudio Neves Valente, who killed two students and an MIT professor, said he wouldn’t apologise because no one had ever apologised to him.
With their 95-year copyrights finished, iconic characters, films and musicians from the Jazz Age can be used without permission or payment.
The 41-year-old, who succeeds Enzo Maresca, has never managed a Premier League club but has been praised for work at France’s Strasbourg.
Iran’s judiciary vows ‘no leniency’ for rioters as nationwide unrest enters its second week.
Marco Rubio says a ‘number of media outlets’ held leaks before the US intervention that snatched President Nicolas Maduro.
Venezuelan parliament swears in interim president after Maduro’s ouster, as opposition leader Machado vows to return ‘as soon as possible’.
Ukraine’s president taps elite ‘Alpha’ commander to lead the SBU and recruits Chrystia Freeland to drive economic development.
Five years after the US Capitol attack, a legally mandated plaque to honour police is hidden in storage as the DOJ moves to dismiss lawsuits.
Walz will not seek a third term as governor, as Senator Amy Klobuchar explores a bid for the open seat in the 2026 election.
Ten people were found guilty of harassing France’s first lady, Brigitte Macron, by spreading viral rumours about her gender and identity.
