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Charlie Kirk rose to fame as the founder of Turning Point USA, rallying millions of young conservatives and sparking fierce debate nationwide.

Congress has released Jeffrey Epstein’s infamous 50th birthday book, but Donald Trump is rejecting claims he contributed a drawing and suggestive message. Here’s what we know so far...

THE WASHINGTON POST: Apple’s splashiest new iPhone has a slim and lightweight design that only leaves room for a battery with less juice.

THE WASHINGTON POST: Some people are spending hours chatting with AI, but as incidents of concerning behaviour increase, here’s what to look out for.

Experts warn tariffs and immigration policies are weighing heavily, while the Trump Administration remains optimistic about a rebound.

THE WASHINGTON POST: The Italian style icon who brought refinement to the power suit and transformed contemporary fashion has died aged 91.

THE WASHINGTON POST: No Other Choice is a dark comedy about a man who wages war after being made redundant from his job of 25 years.

In the long-awaited new spin-off of The Office, there’s a Jim, a Leslie, one Oscar and two Michael Scotts.

THE WASHINGTON POST: Did you know there’s a number that might let you know how stressed you are, whether you have a cold coming on and how to get into the zone if you’re about to present at a big meeting?

THE WASHINGTON POST: Frenzied fans, Oscar buzz and a standing ovation show Jacob Elordi has hit the big time.

THE WASHINGTON POST: ‘It really reminded me of how much - oh, I feel like I’m going to cry saying it now - of how much love I have for my dad.’

The Hollywood superstar is almost unrecognisable in The Smashing Machine, which tells the story of legendary MMA fighter Mark Kerr.

The actress charmed the Venice Film Festival even as her new movie — a thorny thriller from Luca Guadagnino about a rape accusation — confounded some critics.

Companies are rewarding candidates who show how AI can boost productivity, from social media managers to consultants.

Donald Trump has declared classical architecture the official style of US federal buildings, scrapping decades of modernist influence.