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A leftist coalition in France has emerged as the surprising victor after the second and decisive round of voting in legislative elections Sunday. This is what that actually means.
Two radio hosts have revealed that they were supplied questions from aides to President Biden before separate interviews with him this week amid growing concerns about the President’s fitness for office.
His real-life story makes for a complex, messy, real-life story. It also makes it tricky to anticipate what sort of prime minister Keir Starmer will be.
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Even a spotless performance over the coming week may not save the US President if significant cracks appear in public and internal polling, according to senior Democratic strategists.
Barack Obama has long harboured worries about his party defeating Donald Trump in November, repeatedly warning Joe Biden in recent months about how challenging it will be to win reelection.
Biden noticeably stumbled at times while Trump wheeled out lies that went unchallenged by the debate moderators.
The horrifying clip turned Julian Assange into a household name overnight.
Rockets and artillery shells have bombarded Israel as U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken accuses Hamas of making unworkable demands during cease-fire negotiations.
With Hunter Biden’s guilty verdict handed down, many of US President Joe Biden’s allies are worried about the impacts on the upcoming US election.
Apple’s jump into artificial intelligence underscores the extent to which the tech industry has bet its future on the technology.
The longest-running wild dolphin research study paints a fuller picture of the marine mammals, showing they’re more like canaries in a global ocean coal mine than the ‘humans in wet suits’ we think they are.
After delivering the verdict that has shaken the world, this is what comes next for the members of the Trump jury
Donald Trump’s New York hush money case is now in the hands of the jury, which will decide whether he will become the first former president convicted of a crime.
Orcas have built a reputation as deep-sea villains after hundreds of boat-ramming incidents in recent years, but scientists say the ‘attacks’ are not the orca-nised crimes we may believe.
Backlash over a new portrait of the Princess of Wales lays bare the disconnect between what a portrait is and what the world at large thinks a portrait of a princess should look like.