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It’s believed more than 100 children who were in classes at a girls’ elementary school were killed after a reported airstrike in southern Iran.

‘All I want is freedom for the people,’ Mr Trump said in a brief interview when asked what he hopes his legacy will be as a result of the military action and a push for regime change in Iran.

The Trump administration has placed AI firm Anthropic on a far-reaching national security blacklist, effective immediately.

For nearly an hour, Donald Trump struck an upbeat tone — until a single moment transformed the address into something far more divisive.

There’s growing evidence dietary changes can help mental health.

After boasting for months about its preferential trade deal with Donald Trump, the UK is at risk of becoming the biggest loser in the aftermath of the Supreme Court’s decision to strike down his global tariffs.

Job seekers say one of the benefits of AI is it can help people make ideas flow better and fill in blanks they may struggle with. But some employers say they’d much rather see the person as they are.

The supreme court’s ruling wasn’t a reset and redesigning the United State’s tariff schedule for the third time in little more than a year will produce commercial winners and losers.

The ruling deals a major blow to the US president’s signature economic policy, but he’s already scheming up ways to bring penalties back.

The monarchy has outlived scandal before, but does that well-trodden formula still hold in an era when Epstein documents arrive by the millions, and anti-monarchy groups pounce on every misstep?

Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model gathers many former judges and contestants to collectively ponder the notion that perhaps some of this was not such a good idea.

Neuroscientists have come up with an explanation for out-of-body experiences. Now they’re arguing about it.

At the height of his influence Jesse Jackson was widely regarded as America’s preeminent civil rights leader. But he also had his detractors.

From standing beside Martin Luther King Jr in Memphis to witnessing Barack Obama’s historic election, Jesse Jackson’s life traced the arc of America’s civil rights journey.

You can love the Olympics, and you can loathe the Olympics. They’re hardly mutually exclusive.