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On both sides of the Atlantic, the signs of radical possibility are everywhere.

"Where is the evidence? Why has the prosecution not revealed it?" Friedrich Fulscher asked.

Police appeal for witnesses to the incident off Anglesey on Saturday evening.

We've taken a look into some of the most widely-shared false stories about the pandemic across Africa.

The bicycles were discovered during a search of a building in Hackney.

After 15-year absence, Shallow Grave and Our Friends in the North actor will reprise role that relaunched series to global success The actor Christopher Eccleston is set to reprise his role as Doctor Who 15 years after h...

65-year-old leader who ruled since 1994 almost certain to win a sixth consecutive term but faces new wave of protests.

Charity sounds alarm over changes that have been described as a 'property developers' charter' Government reforms of the planning system have been branded a "property developers' charter" that will benefit Tory donors an...

Typhoon Jangmi, the season's fifth typhoon, is expected to hit the southern region bringing more rain on Monday.

President Donald Trump made multiple egregious false claims about Democrats during a Saturday "news conference" at his New Jersey golf club where he signed a series of pandemic-related executive actions.

Born in Rio's favelas, Anitta became Brazil's biggest pop star. Then a political awakening made her even more influential. She talks Bolsonaro, Black Lives Matter and bisexuality Anitta had imagined that this summer woul...

A Utah cop who showed off explicit photos of a sexploitation victim days before she was murdered has been fired from the force, his police chief has confirmed.

A student was initially suspended for sharing the photo.

Defense Secretary Mark Esper said Saturday that the United States will go down to below 5,000 troops in Afghanistan by the end of November.

Canada reportedly increases security around Saad Aljabri, who is suing Prince Mohammed bin Salman over alleged 2018 assassination attempt A former senior Saudi intelligence official who has accused Crown Prince Mohammed ...

President Donald Trump abruptly ended a Saturday news conference after a reporter challenged him on a lie about veterans health care he has told more than 150 times.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Sunday called President Donald Trump's executive actions on coronavirus relief "absurdly unconstitutional."

Seventy-five years ago, the United States dropped atomic bombs on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer appears on ABC's "This Week" after coronavirus relief negotiations faltered and President Donald Trump signed four executive actions.

An aging group of survivors have expressed a sense of urgency to tell their stories, advocating for a nuclear-free world

A person is dead and at least 20 people were injured during an overnight shooting in Washington D.C.

Another 151 people made trip in small boats on Saturday, including families with children More than 4,000 people have reached UK shores this year by risking the dangerous journey across the Channel in small boats after a...