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Decades after her culture-shaking performance in ‘Basic Instinct’, the actress is as daring as ever — and not just on film.

The president’s use of tariffs as a tool of US power may have been more extensive than publicly known, encompassing an array of national security goals as well as the interests of individual companies.

Turns out it’s nurture, not nature. Your dog’s behaviour may have little to do with its breed.

British lawmaker Mark Sewards released an artificial intelligence prototype of himself to help deal with a backlog of queries from constituents. Some weren’t impressed.

WASHINGTON POST: No one warns you how much you’ll get physically hurt while raising children.

The Israeli Prime Minister is set to discuss the details of his plan to occupy all of Gaza with officials this week.

Democrats have left the state to try to stop Republicans from moving ahead with enacting a new congressional map that would give the GOP five more safe seats.

Donald Trump’s envoy Steve Witkoff announced the end of ‘piecemeal’ ceasefire negotiations, as Israel’s leader digs in for another offensive to ‘occupy Gaza’.

THE WASHINGTON POST: Those coveted five-star ratings may be doing more harm than good.

We flew Ryanair, EasyJet and Wizz Air to see if Europe’s cheapest airlines are worth the hassle. Spoiler: It depends on your bag.

For months, the US economy appeared to be weathering the disruptive effects of President Donald Trump’s trade and immigration policies.

And Just Like That …the glossy and sporadically baffling Sex and the City sequel will end with a two-part finale on August 14. 

The brain of the gunman in Monday’s deadly shootings at the Manhattan skyscraper will be tested for CTE

An 8.8-magnitude earthquake off Russia’s coast sparked tsunami alerts from Japan to Hawaii — so why didn’t a devastating wave follow? Experts explain.

THE WASHINGTON POST: How to reduce your exposure to those nasty plastic particles.