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The wildfires raging around Los Angeles have also disrupted the economy as awards shows and film production have ground to a halt
U.S.

Los Angeles Fires Deliver Latest Blow To Embattled Hollywood

A handout photo taken on January 11 and released on January 12 by the Philippine Coast Guard shows a Chinese Coast Guard ship reportedly 60 nautical miles (111 kilometres) west of the main Philippine island of Luzon
World

Manila Deploys Coast Guard Ship To Counter China Patrols

Smoke and flames from the Palisades Fire burn toward the Encino neighborhood of Los Angeles, California
U.S.

'Dangerous And Strong' Winds Threaten To Spread LA Inferno

The collision occurred near Strasbourg's main train station, one of the busiest in France outside of Paris
World

Toll From French Tram Crash Rises To 68 Injured

Russia and Ukraine are trying to strengthen their position on the battlefield before Trump's inauguration
World

Ukraine Captures 2 North Korean Soldiers In Russia's Kursk Region, Zelensky Confirms

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves is the most senior British government official to visit China in seven years
World

UK Finance Minister Begins China Visit Amid Govt Bond Crisis

LA Fires
World

Former Australian Child Star Rory Callum Sykes Dies In Malibu Wildfires

Japan's Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba and his wife Yoshiko Nakamura attend a ceremony in Jakarta
World

Japan To Give Indonesia High-speed Patrol Boats In Security Deal

Soldiers search at the site of the Jeju Air passenger plane crash at Muan International Airport
Business

South Korea Says Jeju Air Jet Black Boxes Stopped Recording Before Crash

The remains of townhomes destroyed by the Eaton Fire lie behind an advertising sign in Altadena, California
U.S.

Devastating LA Fires Expected To Push Up Insurance Premiums

Singapore
World

World's Most Powerful Passport 2025: Singapore Retains Top Spot

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

Tesla Recalls 239,000 EVs In US: Here's What Happened

Sudanese children play on a street in Tokar, in Red Sea State, following heavy flooding in October, 2024
World

UN Says 3 Million Sudan Children Facing Acute Malnutrition

Russia's Gazprom Neft was one of the companies targeted by the US Treasury Department's sanctions
World

US, UK Unveil Widespread Sanctions Against Russia's Energy Sector

Some media outlets have been totally dependent on revenue from Meta's fact-checking programme
Tech

Meta Policy Reversal Puts Question Mark On Future Of Fact-checking

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Hernandez's friends and family in Venezuela campaigned hard for his release, arguing that his crown tattoos were a nod to his work in a local religious festival and not signs of gang membership as alleged by US authorities
U.S.

A Venezuelan-US Love Story Crushed By Trump's Migrant Crackdown

View of the West Sea Flood Gate in Nampo
World

North Korea's Uranium Plant: Is Radioactive Waste Pouring Into the West Sea, or Is Fear Overblown?

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Politics

Gavin Newsom's Chances of Clinching 2028 Dem Nomination See Spike While Publicly Feuding With Trump Officials

People hold pictures of victims on the 31st anniversary of the AMIA bombing in Buenos Aires
U.S.

Argentines Commemorate Jewish Center Bombing, Demand Justice