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HOMS, Syria (AP) — Hundreds of mourners gathered Saturday despite rain and cold outside of a mosque in the Syrian…

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Firefighters have rushed to tackle the blaze at the park, which has only recently undergone a £1.2m revamp.

A crisis more than a century ago involved U.S. aims to assert military supremacy, a hard-partying dictator and frictions among the great powers.

When American studios wouldn’t back his film about a laid-off manager committing gruesome murders, the director returned to Korea. Now he has a hit on his hands.

The meteor could be seen blazing through the night sky over Japan's Mount Fuji

Officials urge residents to monitor local forecasts as the winter storm system may continue to impact additional regions.

The father of the underground comic book is still an active artist, satirising the “inner hell that is part of American culture”

More Student Loan Borrowers Are Shedding Debts in Bankruptcy  The New York Times

A new study suggests that distressed borrowers using a simpler bankruptcy process are succeeding — and that more people like them should try.

Double your closet's capacity, light your backyard with romantic string lights, and then fall asleep in the softest, most affordable sheets you've ever felt.

1. Myanmar is set to hold phased elections. Here's why they're being called a 'sham'  NPR
2. In Myanmar, the Election Is Called Fake, but the Human Suffering Is Real  The New York Times
3. 'We will vote but not with our hearts': Inside the election staged by Myanmar's military rulers  BBC
4. Myanmar goes to the polls amid civil war and humanitarian crisis  Reuters
5. A sham poll in Myanmar opens a new phase of military rule  The Economist

RICHARD MADELEY: With the narcissistic President's blind disregard for the rules, anything is possible in 2026

Myanmar's military rulers are holding a general election in phases starting Dec. 28 amid the country's civil war. The head of the U.N. says the vote will be anything but free and fair.

Arsenal vs Brighton: Predicted Line Up, How to Watch and Key Match Insights Arsenal return to Premier League action this weekend with Brighton arriving at the Emirates Stadium, as the title race continues to gather pace. With the Gunners top of the table and momentum firmly on their side, this fixture carries significance both in […]

Farnborough Football Club and Community Trust can confirm Women's First Team Manager Craig Shields has departed by mutual consent and with immediate effect.

Pioneering doctors, innovative business leaders and hockey heroes are among the notable Quebecers who died in 2025.

Blues back in action as they host title outsiders at Stamford Bridge

1. Trump’s Second-Term Promises: What He’s Done So Far on Immigration, Trade, DEI and More  The New York Times
2. Brooks and Atkins Stohr on Trump's return and its impact on the country  PBS
3. How Trump fared on key campaign promises in 2025  The Hill
4. Connections: Special Trumpworld Edition!  Air Mail
5. Did that really happen? Four outrageous stories from Trump’s first year back that you may have forgotten about  The Independent

President Trump has driven illegal crossings at the border to record lows, helped bring about an uneasy cease-fire in Gaza and upended the global trading system.

Sweeping arches define this all-white house in Sydney, designed by Australian practice James Garvan Architecture to reference nearby neoclassical and Federation-style properties. The house is located in the suburb of Waverley and belongs to a young couple. Having recently had a baby, the owners asked James Garvan Architecture to redesign the home with a more

"When you go out there and you're faced with those conditions, you've got to crack on and deal with it," Stokes said after England ended a 15-year wait for a Test win on Australian soil. Smith said the pitch had too much grass, which created excessive seam movement and made batting difficult.

How One Father Created an Organ Empire  The New York Times

Economist Stephen Moore says economic momentum is building under President Donald Trump, but lingering voter pessimism and cost-of-living concerns are creating a messaging challenge.