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Each election cycle, billions of dollars flow into US political campaigns. But where does all this cash come from?
As Israel expands its offensive and campaign of forced displacements, UNICEF says 10 children are injured daily.
'Hunger hotspots' include South Sudan, Mali and Haiti where millions are being pushed to the brink, new report says.
Kamala Harris claims Donald Trump would allow medical insurance companies to deny coverage for pre-existing conditions.
Ninety-six Rohingya refugees, including seven children, are stranded on Sumatra island after escaping on a rickety boat.
Some of the 'best cheddar cheese in the world' has been stolen from a distributor in London - but who dunnit and how?
At least 11 people have died in a police crackdown on post-election protests following disputed October 9 polls.
Lebanon's caretake PM Najib Mikati said Washington's Middle East envoy 'suggested' a ceasefire could be within reach.
World's richest man told to be present on Thursday morning but unclear if he will attend.
Trump and Harris have both shunned newspapers in favour of podcasts, highlighting media's struggle for relevance.
Longest flight time recorded for North Korean intercontinental ballistic missile raises fears of new weapon.
US and South Korean defence chiefs call on Pyongyang to withdraw its troops from Russia.
A low-level airman, Teixeira pleaded guilty to sharing hundreds of classified files on the social media site Discord.
Singh had testified as a prosecution witness in the trial that led to FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried's conviction.
Venezuela's Foreign Ministry has accused Brazilian officials of making 'interventionist, rude statements'.
Committee to Protect Journalists says globally no one is held to account in 80% of cases where journalists are targeted.
Gang-fueled violence caused 1,745 casualties between July and September; police accused of summary executions, UN says.
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Hezbollah chief says the group will keep fighting Israel until its conditions for a ceasefire are met.
Finance minister Rachel Reeves has said the tax hike will be used to fund public services and bolster public finances.
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