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Three US troops were killed in a drone attack on a US base near Jordan's border with Syria.

A public inquiry launching on Monday could be a reckoning in the country on national security matters.

A cross-party group of MPs is to meet with the security minister on Tuesday, an MP says.

The 20-deck Icon of the Seas' maiden voyage comes amid concerns about the vessel's methane emissions.

Countries pause funding for UNRWA over Israeli allegations its staff were involved in the Hamas attacks.

A new generation of actors and filmmakers are finding confidence in the island's film successes.

For The Zone of Interest, hidden crews filmed fictional family life in a house next to the Nazi death camp.

Alleged victims say predators have gone unpunished for decades in Christian church known as The Truth.

The UK government is "appalled" by allegations UNRWA staff were involved in 7 October attacks.

Wichita police say a bronze statue of the player was cut at the ankles and hauled away from a park.

President Biden's statement came as he pushed US lawmakers to pass bipartisan border security bill.

Explicit images of the popstar were spread millions of times on social media before being removed.

Nicholas Rossi, who faces rape charges in Utah, has again refused to appear via video link from prison.

The 46-year-old boarded a flight last November from Denmark to the US without a ticket, passport or visa.

Ms Carroll calls it a "huge defeat for every bully" but Mr Trump says the verdict is "absolutely ridiculous".

A pause in talks could mean tougher trading terms for the UK - but what will the impact be on consumers?

The $23bn sale comes after Turkey ratified Sweden's accession to Nato this week.

An $83m bill is a message to Mr Trump to stop defaming his rape accuser, experts say. But will it work?