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US Secretary of State cancels China visit over alleged spy balloon
At first the Chinese refused to admit the balloon was theirs, then they said it was a meteorological airship that had blown off course.
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‘Tyre Nichols should be alive today,’ says police reform activist
We spoke to DeRay Mckesson, an activist and co-founder of Campaign Zero, an organisation focused on reforming policing in America, and began by asking for his reaction to what appears to have happened to Tyre Nichols.
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Donald Trump allowed back on Facebook but will he return?
Donald Trump was kicked off Facebook after praising participants in the deadly Capitol building riot in 2021.
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Should the West be sending tanks to Ukraine at all?
We were joined by former Russian Prime Minister, Mikhail Kasyanov, co-founder of the International Centre for Ukrainian Victory, Olena Halushka, and Ben Hodges, a retired US Army Commanding General for Europe.
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Russia Ukraine war: US promises Abrams tank firepower to ally
President Zelenskyy turns 45 today – and he got the birthday wish he wanted.
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Second mass shooting in California in three days heightens fears of copycat killings
Police have said that the gun used in a mass shooting in California last night was legally purchased.
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California shooting: Police try to determine motive of 72-year-old man
Investigators in California have been trying to determine what drove a 72-year-old man to kill ten people at a dance hall – before leading police on an hours-long manhunt across the Los Angeles area. The standoff ended when the gunman, identified as Huu Can Tran, took his own life. But the attack, which came during…
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Joe Biden’s personal poll ratings plunge after classified document scandal
Joe Biden says he has no regrets over the mishandling of classified documents during his time as vice president – but it has sent his personal approval rating plunging.
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Discovery of more classified Biden documents ‘clearly a security breach’, says former White House ethics lawyer
We spoke to Richard Painter, a law professor at the University of Minnesota who was the chief White House ethics lawyer between 2005-07.
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Special counsel to investigate classified documents found in Biden former office and his garage
A special counsel has been appointed tonight by the US Attorney General to investigate the alleged mishandling of classified files by President Biden – after documents were found at his former private office as well as his home in Delaware.
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New research reveals the extent of ExxonMobil’s secret knowledge of climate change nearly 50 years ago
The findings are the latest in a series of revelations about the company’s historic awareness of the links between climate change and fossil fuels.
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Donald Trump’s tax records released to public
Democrats in the US House of Representatives have released a full version of Donald Trump’s tax records – covering a period of six years.
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At least 19 dead in US winter storm
Millions of Americans are facing blizzards, flooding and life-threatening cold temperatures this Christmas as an unprecedented winter storm smashes its way through most of the country.
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US winter storm: Almost 1m without power as temperatures could fall to -56C
A powerful Arctic storm is sweeping across much of the United States and Canada – with almost a million people left without power.
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Ukraine’s Zelenskyy heads home after historic address to US Congress
The Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy is heading home after his historic address to the United States Congress where he was given a hero’s welcome as he appealed for continued military aid to speed up Ukraine’s victory.