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CIA Director John Ratcliffe's secretive Moscow visit aimed to warn Russia against NATO aggression, amid rising tensions and conflicting accounts from Washington and Moscow.

Canada slaps up to 50% tariffs on US goods, zeroing in on Republican swing states before the midterm elections.

The US Department of Education deleted a video likening Trump to Hitler, sparking criticism for misusing a Churchill film scene. The post was mocked and later removed after public backlash.

A flash flood along the Nepal-Tibet border has killed 165 people and left 1,500 missing, spotlighting the risks of rapid glacier loss in the Himalayas. Rescue efforts continue amid challenging conditions.

Officer Bu is accused of falsely closing missing-person cases and falsifying records, but online speculation has gone much further.

Canada has become the world's largest cannabis market, surpassing California, due to increased accessibility and export growth, despite California's complex legal market and ongoing challenges.

Donald Trump claims Dolly Parton secretly supported him. Meanwhile, her sister Stella Parton openly criticises Trump, highlighting contrasting family views.

A South Korean officer is detained for allegedly closing missing-person cases without verification, leading to tragic outcomes. Authorities are reviewing 298 cases he handled, sparking calls for police accountability.

Flash floods and landslides in Nepal's Himalayan region have left hundreds missing, including British tourists. Rescue efforts are hampered by severe weather, with ongoing search operations in the area.

Donald Trump's health is under scrutiny following analysis of his speech and movements, sparking debate over his fitness. Critics call for transparency amid potential neurological issues.

Joe Rogan's podcast discussion with Chris Williamson raises questions about the origins of the Hunter Biden laptop material, suggesting it might be part of a political operation against Joe Biden.

Donald Trump's criticism of Tucker Carlson, Marjorie Taylor Greene, and Thomas Massie raises concerns about alienating his non-college educated base, as support among this group declines sharply.

Trump's New York property empire, including 40 Wall Street, may face asset seizure as Letitia James pursues a $354 million judgement.

Canada, led by Prime Minister Mark Carney, has become the world's most connected economy, signing over 20 trade deals globally, while seeking closer ties with the EU amid strained US relations.

Meta settles child-safety lawsuits with a $16.7 billion agreement, introducing time limits and night-time blocks for teens on Instagram and Facebook, aiming to enhance online safety.

A trade war between the US and Canada is set to push up American toilet paper prices, with tariffs hitting pulp, tissue, and finished paper goods.

SpaceX will spend $100B on a Louisiana spaceport, its largest, to fly Starship and launch up to 1 million AI data-centre satellites into orbit.

As Donald Trump ordered flags lowered for Dolly Parton, Republican-led legislatures in Missouri and Indiana had already cut funding for her free children's book program

At least 47 American tourists are missing after a glacier-fed flood wiped out villages on the Nepal-China border, killing more than 150 as US families await State Department updates.

Queensland's economy outpaces national growth, driven by tourism, construction, and services. Interstate migration boosts population, while Olympic preparations and housing challenges shape future prospects.

A Kenyan man in Canada changed his African name to a Western one on his résumé, leading to job offers and sparking discussions on workplace bias and immigrant assimilation.

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, accused of orchestrating the 9/11 attacks, is set to stand trial in June 2028, nearly 27 years after the attacks, amid ongoing legal and procedural challenges.

Nepal flash floods have left 33 British tourists missing, including a 13-year-old girl, as rescue teams expand operations.

The proposed €6 billion Dragon Ball theme park near Paris lacks approval from Japanese rights holders, despite backing from Macron and Saudi Arabia. Critics raise concerns over human rights and licensing issues.

A federal judge has permanently blocked a Texas drag law, citing First Amendment violations and vague language that could criminalise performances like those honouring Elvis Presley or Dolly Parton.

Preston Harp reveals his sister Natalie's devotion to Trump stems from their mother's teachings, not romance, highlighting her lifelong fascination with political leaders and raising security concerns.

Barron Trump's rare public voice has sparked online curiosity, highlighting his private life amidst a public family. Despite limited public speaking, he communicates privately and influences behind the scenes.

A study looks at the prevalence of daily gambling, pornography, and gaming among young men, linking these habits to increased feelings of failure, loneliness, and depression.

Massachusetts State Rep. Francisco Paulino has been arrested for allegedly orchestrating a pandemic fraud scheme, manipulating federal programmes to fund personal ventures and campaign activities.