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Many wealthy World Cup fans are willing to pay the exorbitant prices - and not necessarily because they love soccer.

A rare public rift is emerging between Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu as the US president asserts unprecedented control over Israel’s military and diplomatic decisions on Iran.

Xi Jinping’s North Korea visit comes at a moment of rising relevance for Pyongyang on the global stage since becoming a key partner of Russia in its war in Ukraine.

Research now suggests that being married or being in a partnership could come with specific health-related benefits.

When asked about the IDF’s occupation in Lebanon, a former Israeli general was blunt: “Is it going to last 10 years or more? I don’t know.”

The Kennedy Center has ordered staff to erase President Donald Trump’s name from official materials, less than a week after a federal judge ruled it had been illegally added to the storied arts institution.

A backyard filled with the smell of grilled sardines and Portuguese pork sausage was the first place Ronaldo displayed his talent for soccer.

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The body tasked with preserving White House records is yet to find a single Twitter direct message from Donald Trump, despite the President tweeting more than 25,000 times in his first term.

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The UK government released a vast trove of documents relating to Peter Mandelson’s appointment as US ambassador but the former envoy refused to allow them access to his personal phone.

Donald Trump’s plans for the Kennedy Centre have hit a major legal roadblock — but the battle may be far from over.

Blue Origin’s fiery launchpad disaster has raised fresh questions over NASA’s moon plans and America’s space future.

GLP-1 medications may be rewiring circuits involved not only in appetite, but addiction and cognitive delay.

The agreement comes with a major caveat — both Trump and his Iranian counterparts now need to agree.

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When researcher Nicholas Tiller began to feed health questions into chatbots as a test, he expected some imperfections — but not this level of failure.

Nasire Best, who according to police was shot and killed by Secret Service officers after opening fire near the White House, had cut off contact with even his closest friends.