Deep divisions ahead of crucial UN climate talks
COP28 President Sultan Al Jaber has acknowledged the challenges he faces.
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Explainer-What is US daylight saving time and why was it created?
By Josie Kao As countries including the United States, Canada and Cuba prepare to set clocks back an
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US seeks to block JetBlue, Spirit Airlines merger at trial
By Nate Raymond BOSTON The U.S. Department of Justice heads to trial on Tuesday to urge a federal
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South Africa's Rugby World Cup champions get heroes' welcome
The record-breaking team were met at the airport in Johannesburg by a huge, rapturous crowd.
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On her 18th birthday, Spain's Princess Leonor takes another step towards eventually becoming queen
The heir to the Spanish throne, Princess Leonor, is to swear allegiance to the Constitution on her 18th birthday Tuesday, in a gala event that paves the way to her becoming queen when the time comes
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'I thought it was a terrible idea': Noah Baumbach feared that Barbie would be a disaster
'Barbie' co-writer Noah Baumbach initially thought the movie was a "terrible idea" and tried to dissuade his partner Greta Gerwig from working on the project.
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JetBlue-Spirit Merger Trial Tests US Crackdown on Airline Deals
The US crackdown on airline consolidation faces a new test this week with the trial of a government
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What China wants from Israel-Hamas war
Its top diplomat has been in Washington for talks but there are limits to what it can achieve.
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Australia shark attack: Search under way for surfer feared dead
The authorities are searching for the body of a man in his 50s off South Australia's west coast.
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Premier League team of the week: Gameweek 10
Erling Haaland and Virgil van Dijk are the headline names to feature in 90min's Premier League team of the week for matchday 10 of the season.
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US to remove Uganda and three other African countries from Agoa trade deal
Uganda, Gabon, Niger and the CAR are accused of violating rights or not making democratic progress.
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The Rolling Stones become 'longest-active artist' to receive BRIT Billion Award
British rockers The Rolling Stones have become the "longest-active artist" to receive the BRIT Billion Award, which marks one billion career streams.
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