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Biggest Diamond in Over a Century Is Found in Botswana

By SELLO MOTSETA / AP

Passenger Arrested After Opening Plane Door and Walking on Wing

By Rebecca Schneid

Pakistani Man to Remain in Officers' Custody Over Misinformation That Sparked U.K. Rioting

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Thousands of Indonesians Attempt to Storm Parliament in Protest

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Taylor Swift Breaks Silence on Cancelled Shows After Alleged Terrorist Plot

The 34-year-old pop star said in a statement posted on social media that she was filled with “a new sense of fear” and “a tremendous amount of guilt. “

By Chad de Guzman

Police Raid Andrew Tate's Home in Romania

New allegations against Tate involving minors have emerged.

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What Kamala Harris Could Do for Afghan Women

Harris has taken a strong stance on women's rights. If she is elected President, she could take that message global.

By Zarlasht Halaimzai

Will Britain Halt Arms Sales to Israel?

A British diplomat recently resigned in protest of the government's inaction, warning that the country may be complicit in war crimes.

By Yasmeen Serhan

World's 'Largest Solar Precinct' Approved by Australian Government

The ambitious plan involves building a massive solar farm in northern Australia that would transmit energy by submarine cable to Singapore.

By KEIRAN SMITH / AP

‘Dior Bag Scandal’: South Korea First Lady Won’t Face Criminal Charges

The probe that has rocked South Korean politics opened in May after a secretly recorded video surfaced of President Yoon Suk Yeol’s wife Kim Keon Hee being gifted a luxury handbag.

By Soo-Hyang Choi / Bloomberg

The World's Oldest Person Dies at 117

Branyas, who was American-born, died in a Spanish nursing home in her sleep, according to her family.

By Anna Gordon

Israel Recovers Bodies of Six Hostages From Gaza

The news comes as U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken began his ninth trip to the region since Oct. 7 to press for a Israel-Hamas ceasefire.

By Anna Gordon

Who Is Mike Lynch, the Missing Tech Tycoon?

The British tech tycoon is one of six people missing from a sunken yacht off Sicily.

By Michael Liedtke / AP

India Creates Workplace Safety Task Force After Doctor Raped, Killed

The Supreme Court decision comes days after the rape and killing of a trainee doctor sparked outrage and nationwide protests.

By Sheikh Saaliq / AP

Iran Hacked Trump’s Campaign and Tried to Hack the Harris Campaign Too

U.S. intelligence agencies say the cyber intrusion was part of a brazen and broader effort by Tehran to interfere in American politics and potentially shape the outcome of the election.

By Eric Tucker / AP

Mike Lynch Among the Six Bodies Found Off Sicily

The yacht, which sank after a severe storm, had 22 people aboard.

By Anna Gordon

Life After Gold: Swimmer Joseph Schooling Talks to TIME

Singapore’s “golden boy” who beat Michael Phelps reflects on his rise and retirement.

By Koh Ewe / Singapore

China, Philippines Trade Blame for Latest Ship Collision in South China Sea

The incident near Sabina Shoal early Monday adds to tensions between Beijing and Manila that have competing claims in the disputed waterway.

By Josh Xiao and Cliff Venzon / Bloomberg

Blinken Returns to Israel, Seeking Cease-Fire Momentum

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken will use trip to the Middle East to press for the quick conclusion of an elusive cease-fire agreement.

By MATTHEW LEE / AP

The Infants Among the War Dead: Baby Twins Killed in Gaza

With Gaza’s health care system largely reduced to rubble, pregnant women and infants are the most vulnerable.

By Juwayriah Wright
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