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Fans light cellphones as they pay tribute to the late British singer Liam Payne at the Revolucion monument in Mexico City on October 17, 2024

Father Of One Direction Star Payne Arrives In Argentina

While the US market continues to be a winner for Bounty paper towel producer Procter & Gamble, the company cautioned that a recovery in China will take time

P&G Profits Dip, Says China Recovery Will Take Time

Coral bleaching -- such as that seen here around Lizard Island on Australia's Great Barrier Reef -- happens when the water is too warm

Global Coral Bleaching Event Biggest On Record: US Agency

The advance of AI was one of the flashpoints during last year's writers' strike in Hollywood, where creatives feared that studios would use AI tools to create scripts or even replace actors

Meta Unveils AI Tie-up With Horror Movie Producers

A baby died when an overloaded migrant boat headed for Britain sank in the Channel off the coast of France on Thursday night

Four-month-old Baby Dies As Migrant Boat Sinks Off France

The Synod scrapped the idea of allowing women to be deacons

Women Priests Secretly Ordained In The Shadow Of The Vatican

Tesla has faced repeated criticisms over its self-driving and driver assistance programs

US Regulator Probes Tesla's Self-driving Mode After Crashes

North Korea has decided on a 'large-scale' troop deployment to support Moscow's war in Ukraine, Seoul's spy agency said Friday

N. Korea Sending 'Large-scale' Troop Deployment To Russia, Seoul Spy Agency Says

Tech platforms face scrutiny over political disinformation ahead of the US election

TikTok, Facebook Approve Ads With US Election Disinformation, Study Says

Degtyarov said the advertising campaigns were essential

Ukraine's Army Brigades Battle To Make Enlisting 'Sexy'

A Palestinian man bakes bread at a makeshift displacement camp in central Gaza

Israel Strikes Gaza After Killing Hamas Chief Sinwar

Vice President Kamala Harris, who is running in a tight race for the White House against Donald Trump, described the elimination of Sinwar as an opportunity to end a year of war

US Sees New Chance To End Gaza War With Sinwar Killing

Yahya Sinwar pictured at a Gaza City mosque on October 1, 2022

Hamas Chief Yahya Sinwar: Israel's Most Wanted Man

A Palestinian man bakes bread at a makeshift displacement camp in central Gaza

Israel Says Checking If Hamas Chief Sinwar Killed In Gaza

A US Air Force B-2 Spirit bomber flies over Pasadena, California, in 2016

US B-2 Bombers Strike Huthi Facilities In Yemen: Military

Rescuers search for survivors at the site of an overnight Israeli airstrike that targeted the southern Lebanese village of Derdghaiya on October 10, 2024.

Lebanon Crowdfunded Ambulances Under Fire In Israel-Hezbollah War

Women's groups hailed a South Korean court decision recognising misogyny as a motive for a hate crime

S Korean Court Recognises Misogyny As Hate Crime Motive

Bronski Beat's label London Records knew they had a surefire hit on their hands as soon as they turned to the UK capital's iconic LGBTQ club Heaven

Bronski Beat's Gay Anthem 'Smalltown Boy' Strikes Chord 40 Years On

The latest BTS military discharge is likely to be good for the K-pop industry as a whole, analysts said

BTS Member J-hope Discharged From South Korean Military

Payne was 31 when he died

One Direction's Liam Payne Falls To Death At Argentina Hotel

Ukraine will high on the agenda for Biden's trip to Berlin

Biden To Make Farewell Trip To Germany As Ukraine War Rages

Donald Trump with Fox News broadcaster Harris Faulkner for a townhall event in Cumming, Georgia

Trump Claims To Be 'Father Of IVF' At All-female Campaign Stop

US Vice President and Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris waves as she boards Air Force Two at the Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport in Romulus, Michigan, on October 16, 2024. Harris is traveling to Pennsylvania for a campaign event.

Fiery Harris Vows Break From Biden In Testy Fox Interview

Midjourney is a popular AI image-generating application

Fake AI History Photos Cloud The Past

A North Korean flag seen from Paju in South Korea flutters over the village of Gijungdong in July 2024

North Korea Claims More Than A Million People Joined Army This Week

UK inflation reached 1.7 percent in September

UK Inflation Hits Three-year Low, Fuelling Rate-cut Hopes

Indians make their way through a flooded street in Chennai

India Issues Flood Warnings As Rain Pounds South

Hezbollah deputy chief Naim Qassem as seen during his speech

Israel Strikes Hezbollah Strongholds After Rejecting Lebanon Ceasefire

Wind turbines produce clean power and reduce the dependence of energy systems on fossil fuels, but can pose a risk to migratory birds or bats in some locations

Climate Change Solutions Not Always Good For Biodiversity

It's impossible to walk through the Old San Juan neighborhood without running into stray cats

Hissed Off: San Juan Cat Removal Plan Prompts Outcry, Lawsuit

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