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The Washington Post: Tim Curry — the son of a Methodist preacher who shot to fame playing a transvestite in The Rocky Horror Picture Show — was a master of the theatrical and eccentric.

General Randy George appeared troubled by the encounter with General Chris LaNeve, the Army’s No. 2 officer now favoured for the service’s top job, people familiar with the matter told The Post.

THE WASHINGTON POST: CIA boss John Ratcliffe’s unannounced visit to Moscow coincided with a fraught period in US-Russia relations.

THE WASHINGTON POST: The universally adored, glittering country music singer, actor and cultural icon has died aged 80 — leaving behind a legacy for women and children that goes beyond her beloved songs.

THE WASHINGTON POST: Long pauses between seasons can build viewer anticipation — or frustration.

The chipmaker remains dominant for now, but an onslaught of companies is encroaching on its territory.

THE WASHINGTON POST: The shocking collapse of US-Canada trade talks is the latest sign that President Donald Trump’s bulldozer approach to remaking the nation’s trade relationships may be reaching its limits.

Top mathematicians gathered recently in San Francisco at the offices of OpenAI to discuss what would be left for humans to do when artificial intelligence becomes superhuman at math.

Meta Platforms deceived the public for years by targeting children on Facebook and Instagram with technology designed to turn them into compulsive users and drive up advertising revenue, a jury has heard

THE WASHINGTON POST: Starting exercise in your 40s can help make your brain become more youthful according to a new study on inactive men and women.

President Donald wants to ‘substantially reduce’ joint military exercises with South Korea, citing his ‘very good relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.’

Journalists say the President broke a cardinal pact when he switched planes last month.

A little more than a week after he resigned amid accusations of plagiarism, Jason Arday’s death has ignited a culture-war firestorm about diversity in academia.

THE WASHINGTON POST: America’s ambassador to the EU said Brussels needs to relax rules designed to protect the environment and human rights, linking the US’s demands to a trade agreement struck last year.

Karoline Leavitt announces she will leave her post at the end of August to spend more time with her young family.

For years, the Pacific islands managed to persuade more powerful allies that climate change was the region’s defining security challenge and pushed them to act. That may change.

The US consumer price index rose at a 3.4 per cent annual pace in the year ending in July, down slightly from 3.5 per cent in June, according to new Labor Department data.

Canine brains might have a deeper understanding of human emotions than you might think, a new study suggests.