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Visual effects studio Exceptional Minds in Los Angeles is preparing adults with autism for careers in Hollywood.
US reward announcement marks a shift in tactics as previous bounties have been focused on individual gang leaders.
Raskin alleges Trump kept documents ‘pertinent to his business interests’, but DOJ and White House dismiss claims.
DNA testing is under way to verify the skeleton. D’Artagnan, fictionalised in Alexandre Dumas’ novel The Three Musketeers, died in 1673.
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The council, which also includes Oracle’s Larry Ellison and Google co-founder Sergey Brin, will weigh in on AI policy and other issues.
This comes after the Southeast Asian nation, which relies heavily on imported fuel, declared a state of national emergency on Tuesday.
Iranians have threatened to boycott matches in US, and New Zealanders say it is not a ‘big deal’ to play them in Canada or Mexico instead.
Israel plans to hold south Lebanon up to the Litani River, but Hezbollah vows to resist occupation.
Nasa pivots resources to establish a long-term presence on the moon as the US races China.
Danish prime minister’s left-wing bloc wins election, but fails to secure a majority.
The White House is defending US authority to turn away asylum seekers when officials judge the border to be too overburdened.
Lawsuit alleges US federal authorities blocked state investigators from key evidence and information.
Americans’ views on the president sour over costs of living – the very issue that fuelled his 2024 victory – as prices spike.
Airline suspends ‘specialty services’ for Congress as the current environment becomes ‘increasingly difficult’.
The proposal is not cancelled, but would no longer be published by April 15 due to ‘current geopolitical developments’.
The country has around 45 days of fuel supply based on current consumption levels.
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen seeks a third term after a stand-off with US President Donald Trump over Greenland.
Here is a guide to who now wields power and influence in a depleted but resilient hierarchy.
Boston federal judge blocks policy affecting potentially 100,000 refugees.
Sources reveal a phone conversation in the 48 hours before the February 28 strike that killed Iran’s supreme leader.
Death toll rises from a Hercules C-130 transport plane crash deep in Colombia’s southern Amazon region.
Images showed the Air Canada Express plane tilted on its tail with the nose of the aircraft ripped off.
Former world No 1 and 4-time grand slam champion returned to the tour in 2024 after a 15-month break following the birth of her daughter.
Stretched public finances and dependence on imported gas leave Britain exposed to the energy war in the Middle East.
The research is a huge leap for astronaut food on long space missions.
Trump orders immigration agents to the busiest airports amid a crippling budget stand-off.
Washington has temporarily lifted some sanctions on Russian oil to help cope with supply shortages caused by war in Iran.
A top Cuban diplomat says regime change is off the table as the US pressures the island with a crippling oil blockade.
The Philippines has taken steps such as shortening the work week and providing fuel subsidies to counter the impact of rising costs.
