Rumors over who Trump plans to pardon next have turned into six-figure betting pools – with clear favorites
Bettors have spent over $1 million guessing whom the president will pardon next
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Kalmaegi death toll climbs to 66 as Philippine survivors confront destruction – Reuters
Kalmaegi death toll climbs to 66 as Philippine survivors confront destruction ReutersTyphoon Kalmaegi kills at least 66 in the Philippines, heads toward Vietnam CNNTyphoon Kills More Than 50 in the Philippines NewsweekT…
Pregnant teenager Bella Culley arrives back in UK after Georgia ‘drugs mule’ jail ordeal
Bella Culley was seen arm-in-arm with her mother as she touched down at Luton airport
Putin claims NATO spy ship observed test of Russia’s nuclear-powered missile
Foreign military experts had the opportunity to observe and verify the capabilities of the Burevestnik cruise missile, which features a nuclear-powered turbojet engine and is technically capable of unlimited range, Russian President Vladimir Putin has…
SoftBank shares plunge 10%, wiping $23 billion in market cap, as AI stocks slide on valuation jitters
The frenzy around AI has sparked concerns that markets could be in the midst of a tech bubble.
NYC mayoral election results live: Polls closing soon in Mamdani-Cuomo race
Results expected shortly after polling stations close at 9pm on Tuesday (02:00 GMT on Wednesday).
Photos: Woodland Park Zoo residents are ready for their close-ups
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Fossil fuel leaders herald the energy addition era: ‘Music to my ears’
“I think we are transitioning from the energy transition,” the CEO of the American Petroleum Institute lobby group told CNBC.
Voters prioritize the economy above immigration and crime in Election 2025, AP Voter Poll finds
Economic worries were the dominant concern as voters cast ballots for Tuesday’s elections, according to preliminary findings from the AP Voter Poll.
Man touches Mexican president while she spoke with citizens in Mexico City streets
While Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum spoke with citizens in the street in Mexico City’s historic downtown Tuesday, a man who appeared to be inebriated stepped up behind her and touched her before a government official intervened.