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GOP lawmaker who posted anti-deportation ad says Trump was 'very receptive' during phone call

A House Republican from South Florida said she told President Trump that his advisers are "compromising his legacy" on immigration in a call to discuss her ad denouncing his mass deportation policies.

North Korea launches multiple ballistic missiles

North Korea launched multiple short-range ballistic missiles into the sea on Sunday just days after Pyongyang rejected overtures for revived diplomacy with the United States.

China seeking extradition of national from Panama in battle over canal ports

A Chinese national in Panama is being sought by Beijing as part of the high-stakes geopolitical battle between the United States and China over control of the ports near both entryways to the strategic Panama Canal.

Iran war revives U.S. energy bet in Mozambique despite Islamic State threat

ExxonMobil is betting billions that Mozambique can become one of the world's next great sources of liquefied natural gas.

Trump says he's weighing massive attack on Iran

President Trump said Sunday he's deciding whether to launch a catastrophic military attack on Iran.

U.S. to enter annual U.N. General Assembly 81 during consequential year in foreign policy

The U.S. is entering the High-Level Week of the annual United Nations General Assembly under starkly different circumstances than last year.

Trump announces Triumphal Arch will serve as 'military complex'

President Trump said Sunday he has "agreed to convert" the planned Triumphal Arch between Arlington National Cemetery and the Lincoln Memorial into "a top grade Military Complex."

PM Spruiks Social Ban, Airs AI Risks With Ex-Apple Head

The risks posed by the growing use of AI need to be mitigated, the prime minister has warned, as he spruiks Australia’s world-leading social media ban with tech titans. Anthony Albanese met with former Apple head Tim Cook and other executives at the company’s headquarters in California on Sunday morning, Australian time. The one-hour, closed-door [...]

Hundreds of drones target Moscow on last day of voting in Russia’s parliamentary election

Authorities accuse Ukraine of trying to disrupt poll and say 1,600 drones in total intercepted, while at least two people killed and oil refinery damaged

Why China is pushing back on US warnings over rapid AI development

Beijing believes slowdown calls aim to lock in US advantage, and is pursuing a different balance between safety and pace

Farage says he wants to ‘hijack’ Trump’s ICE czar to help secure UK border

Reform leader also tells US event Europe should have ‘more sensible view’ of president’s administration

10 of the best mountain huts in Europe: bunkrooms, bothies and bonhomie

Beautifully situated refuges with superlative views offering sanctuary to intrepid hikers and climbers