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Mohammed bin Salman forced to rein in his dreams of a mirror city
Plans for a gleaming skyscraper utopia in the Saudi desert have lost their shine.
Plans for a gleaming skyscraper utopia in the Saudi desert have lost their shine.
Former murder-accused lives in the US and campaigns for criminal justice reform.
Crumbleys are first parents convicted in a US mass school shooting after son killed four.
New York Times: The issue of the secret prison has been shrouded in secrecy.
'When she approached me she was really shaking, she couldn’t talk.'
Trump called himself the 'most pro-life president in American history'.
The woman shot two drivers on Interstate 10 before being arrested and charged.
A UK man who paid a friend to help dispose of his wife's remains received a life sentence.
'I will forever love you until we meet again,' the alleged killer said.
Millions across North America witnessed the moon block out the sun during a total solar eclipse Monday.
Bombing has left most of the tiny coastal territory unlivable for its 2.3 million people.
Winston Peters took in the solar eclipse while in New York giving a speech to the UN.
His scheme fell apart when he was confronted with the DNA evidence. 'My life is over.'
The overcrowded boat was carrying 130 people and many of those who drowned were children.
Thunberg was seen flashing a victory sign as she was detained.
The killer continued to eat the victim’s food, shop with his card and watch cricket.
The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant has been hit by another drone strike.
'We’ve seen a huge spike in sextortion cases, which are up nearly 400 per cent.'
NY Times: H5N1 is back in the news after cows and a farm worker were infected in the US.
But defence officials said troops were merely regrouping.
The local sheriff called it: "An inexplicable, vicious murder".
New York Times: Hopes for a ceasefire earlier this year have been dashed.
New York Times: Rwanda marks anniversary of months-long rampage that killed some 800,000.
Residents have dubbed the volcano Lady of the Rings.
East African country continues to grapple with the horrific legacy of the massacres.
At least 36 hostages have been confirmed dead.
More than 400 people remain stranded after being cut off by damage.
Ecuadorian police burst into Mexico’s Embassy in Quito and arrested a former leader.
Sea surface temperatures are up to 1.5C above average, leading to more damage.
One person found dead as residents across eastern NSW clear up after damaging storms.