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A mass shooting at a house party in South Africa kills 11, including a pregnant woman

Three gunmen barged into a small house in an impoverished neighborhood in South Africa, opened fire on a group enjoying a party inside and killed at least 11 people, including a pregnant woman, police and local authorities said Wednesday.

Pentagon eyes new energy solutions for 'power hungry' Golden Dome missile shield

It's a crucial but often overlooked consideration at the heart of the proposed Golden Dome missile shield: How much power will it take to operate?

Russia pounds Kyiv with drones, killing 2 and wounding 23 hours before Zelenskyy's U.N. address

Russia hammered Ukraine's capital, Kyiv, with drones in daylight attacks on Wednesday, hours before Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was due to address world leaders at the U.N. General Assembly.

Why you should quit and not look back: ‘Saying yes to everything is saying no to what matters’

In her new book, The Case For Quitting: The Surprising Benefits of Opting Out, Lindsay Crouse discusses the costs and traps of never giving up – and how she set herself free

Farmers offering on-site vacation rentals to combat rising costs

As farmers face rising operation costs, many are looking for additional ways to bring in more money and some are offering overnight stays on their properties in effort to do that.

Senator Tells Data Centre Developer to Drop Project Planned 20 Metres From Homes

Goodman’s Lane Cove site would house 49 diesel generators and more than one million litres of fuel less than 50 metres from nearby homes.

CNBC Daily Open: Nothing artificial about 'Super Intelligence'

President Donald Trump seeks to rebrand AI ahead of his meeting with China's Xi Jinping, while rejecting a "globalist scheme" to regulate the technology.

London buses in decline? Why public transport in global cities is slowing to a crawl

As experts fear for future of UK capital’s bus network, some commuters are giving up entirely. London is not alone – with worrying implications for the poorest in society

From 50p gold hot pants to Paul Smith suits: how Kylie Minogue became one of pop’s ultimate chameleons

The star’s rise from Ramsay Street to global superstar is the subject of a new book. It’s a journey that has cleverly harnessed the power of fashion to transform, subvert – and shock

Flamingos, family and fear of nuclear disaster: award-winning photos at C/O Berlin

The exhibition space is showing work from the winners of the Ulrike Crespo photography prize – inspired by everything from Chernobyl to migrating birds

Bolognina: make tracks for Bologna’s bustling former rail workers’ quarter

This once industrial area has been transformed into a vibrant artistic hub with a thriving food and drink scene

DOJ Defends Trump Ban of 3 News Outlets, Says White House Access is a 'Privilege'

The Department of Justice also argued President Trump was motivated by national security concerns in banning MS NOW, CNN and Politico from the White House.