Police said two minor suspects planned to resell the popular collectibles across the US.
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On September 30, AOL will switch off the phone-line internet service that introduced millions to the web.
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International singer-songwriter Taylor Swift has announced a brand-new album, but no release date has been provided.
Under-20 World Cup game in Salvador interrupted as police confront alleged thief.
Nicholas Rossi was arrested in Scotland in 2021 after being reported dead, claiming he was an Irish orphan being framed.
The outcome of the case could set a precedent for how Donald Trump can deploy the Guard in California or other states in the future.
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The suspect’s getaway involved stealing two cars before being captured by police more than 30km from the scene.
A judge blocked the release of the transcripts, citing the risk of ‘unravelling the foundations of secrecy’ on which the Jeffrey Epstein case is based.
The footage appears to show Yinon Levi firing toward the man filming, who was later identified as Awdah Hathaleen.
The Sharia court ruled that hugging and kissing violate Islamic law, resulting in a sentence of 80 lashes.
Miguel Uribe, from the right-wing opposition, was shot in Bogotá on June 7 while giving a speech at a rally, in an attack that shocked the nation.
The mudslide and flash floods were caused by a glacial lake outburst, which is becoming more frequent due to rising temperatures and climate change.
PM Anthony Albanese said Australia’s decision was predicated on the Palestinian Authority holding elections and demilitarising Gaza.
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If the humidity and temperature are both high, it becomes hard for our sweat to evaporate.
A new UN report is the first official confirmation of death threats against Afghan women working in the humanitarian sector.
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Thieves in hoodies and masks made off with the shop’s entire inventory of the popular collectible toys.
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Patrick Joseph White was armed with five guns and tried to get into the health agency headquarters before being stopped by guards.
Backers of Palestine Action have staged a series of protests since early July, when Parliament banned the group as a terrorist organisation.
Fighting has continued amid allegations from Congolese authorities that the rebels are ‘engaged in the forced recruitment of young people’.
South Korea’s new liberal President Lee halted the South’s broadcasts in a first step toward easing tensions between the rival nations.
Survivors put their hopes of achieving nuclear weapons abolition in the hands of younger people, saying memories of the bombing must be preserved.
Witnesses heard what sounded like a string of gunshots, and employees said bullets struck several CDC buildings.
Y2K fashion resellers and experts explain what is fuelling the love for early 2000s fashion, plus how money can be made from reselling it.
Created by a 16-year-old, the gardening game has captivated millions with its relaxing gameplay.
The last time a Japanese naval vessel visited the New Zealand capital was in 1936.
Blazes burned over 160 sq km and is considered the worst since 1949.
Worries that Trump’s tariffs are damaging the economy linger, particularly after last week’s worse-than-expected report on the job market.
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Cregger explains why he had to drop a lot of the film’s jokes, while Brolin reveals why he initially hesitated when approached for the film.
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Leroy Carter, one of four uncapped players in Scott Robertson’s Rugby Championship squad, not stressed over pet’s intervention.
CEO Tim Cook says the company will be bringing more of its supply chain and advanced manufacturing to the United States.