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11h ago

Romantic scam turned internet mockery for woman conned out of $855K by AI Brad Pitt

The French victim of the elaborate, yearlong scheme was hit with "a wave of harassment" online after her interview was aired, the station said.
"Wolfs" Red Carpet - The 81st Venice International Film Festival
"Wolfs" Red Carpet - The 81st Venice International Film Festival
12h ago

78 corpses pulled from besieged gold mine after 'horrific' crackdown in South Africa

Authorities cut off food and water supplies for months in an attempt to force the miners to the surface so that they could be arrested.
Rescue operation continues at Stilfontein mine in South Africa
Rescue operation continues at Stilfontein mine in South Africa

Questions about Syria and potential for an ISIS resurgence loom for Trump

The president-elect may want to withdraw U.S. troops from the area, but if he does, he’d put a victory he’s proud of at risk.
Jihadists and their Turkish-backed allies breached Syria's second city of Aleppo on November 29, as they pressed a lightning offensive against forces of the Iranian- and Russian-backed government.
Jihadists and their Turkish-backed allies breached Syria's second city of Aleppo on November 29, as they pressed a lightning offensive against forces of the Iranian- and Russian-backed government.

Russian missile attack forces Ukraine to shut down power grid

The attack comes a day after the Russian Defense Ministry accused Ukraine of firing multiple Western-made missiles at Russia’s Bryansk region on the border.
People take shelter inside a metro station during a Russian military strike, in Kyiv
People take shelter inside a metro station during a Russian military strike, in Kyiv
16h ago

Economic woes not a deal breaker as China's Lunar New Year travel rush kicks off

Most people aim to be with family for the traditional reunion dinner on the eve of the New Year, which falls on Jan. 29 this year.
The packed platform illustrates the intensity of the holiday migration as millions travel across the country on January 14, 2025, in Chongqing, China.
The packed platform illustrates the intensity of the holiday migration as millions travel across the country on January 14, 2025, in Chongqing, China.
16h ago

After cable damage, Taiwan to step up surveillance of ‘flag of convenience' ships

Officials said the Beijing-claimed island would investigate ships registered to other countries than their actual owner after an incident suspected to involve a Chinese-linked vessel.
Taiwanese authorities are investigating the Chinese-owned cargo ship suspected of damaging a subsea telecoms cable northeast of the island, Taiwan's coast guard said on January 6, 2025.
Taiwanese authorities are investigating the Chinese-owned cargo ship suspected of damaging a subsea telecoms cable northeast of the island, Taiwan's coast guard said on January 6, 2025.
16h ago

U.K. minister quits amid questions over links to ousted Bangladeshi leader

Treasury minister Tulip Siddiq, whose aunt is former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, said she had been cleared of wrongdoing but did not want to distract from the work of the government.
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe meets PM
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe meets PM
21h ago

South Korean officials detain impeached President Yoon after weekslong standoff

A first attempt this month ended in a dramatic standoff at the residence where President Yoon Suk Yeol had been holed up since he was impeached.
South Korean investigators arrest impeached President Yoon, ending weeks-long standoff
South Korean investigators arrest impeached President Yoon, ending weeks-long standoff
22h ago

Biden administration removes Cuba from state sponsors of terrorism list

The Catholic Church had been negotiating with Cuba to free hundreds of political prisoners, many of whom were jailed following unprecedented protests in July 2021.
Joe Biden sits at his desk in the oval office
Joe Biden sits at his desk in the oval office

Obesity wouldn't be solely defined by BMI under global experts' new plan

Other measurements, such as waist circumference and evidence of health problems tied to extra weight, would be considered for diagnoses of obesity.
measuring tape obese obesity study waist
measuring tape obese obesity study waist
1d ago

Queen Elizabeth II was kept in the dark for years about a Soviet spy in the palace

Anthony Blunt confessed in 1964 to spying for the Soviet Union as part of the notorious Cambridge Five spy ring during World War II.
Royalty - Queen Elizabeth II and Sir Anthony Blunt - Courtauld Institute of Art
Royalty - Queen Elizabeth II and Sir Anthony Blunt - Courtauld Institute of Art

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