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Democrats favor Trump impeachment over a coup, but 59% still back one, poll says

Just under half of Democrats say they would be pleased if an overnight coup removed President Trump from office and instituted military control, according to a new survey.

Xi is wrapping his visit to Washington with a peek at the Constitution and the Bill of Rights

President Trump is taking Chinese President Xi Jinping to visit the National Archives on Friday, showing off the sacred texts of U.S. democracy to the leader of the world's most powerful communist country to cap off a three-day state visit criticized for being heavy on pomp and light on substance.

Iran floats seven-day plan to end the war, reopen Strait of Hormuz

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Thursday that Tehran proposed a seven-day plan to U.S. negotiators this week to end the war, one that would reopen the Strait of Hormuz, ease sanctions and begin talks on his country's nuclear program.

Ukraine's Zelenskyy says he urged Trump to enlist China's help in ending Russia's invasion

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Friday that he asked U.S. President Trump to press China's leader to use Beijing's influence over Moscow in a diplomatic effort to get Russia to end its 4 1/2-year-long invasion of Ukraine.

Residents of largest city in northern Ethiopia express fear after eruption of fighting

Residents of the largest city in northern Ethiopia said they were living in fear Friday, with many reportedly trying to flee to other provinces to escape renewed fighting between federal troops and rebels opposed to Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed.

Pope Leo XIV warns a 'paradise of machines' could undermine humanity as he opens France trip

Pope Leo XIV warned Friday that a "paradise of machines" risked undermining humanity as he opened a trip to France by posing fundamental questions about what it means to be human in the age of artificial intelligence, nuclear arms race and other threats to life itself.

An explosion near the Acropolis in Greece injures at least 2 people and collapses a building

A powerful blast shook the Greek capital's tourist district of Plaka, near the ancient Acropolis, on Friday morning, causing a building to collapse and injuring at least two people who were rescued from an adjacent building, authorities said.

'We are paying a heavy price': Egyptian FM says U.S.-Iran war straining regional economy

Egypt and its neighbors across the Middle East are paying a heavy economic price for the simmering U.S.-Iran war, Egypt's top diplomat said in an exclusive interview, urging de-escalation and appealing to President Trump as a "man of peace" capable of ending the conflict.

LISTEN: Inside the mission to the far side of the moon

Mike Creech of Firefly Aerospace joins the show to talk about the company's upcoming mission to the far side of the moon and what the 21st-century space economy will actually look like.

The eyes have it: Rory Stewart’s ‘magnificently strange’ Newsnight moment goes viral

Clip of the former Tory MP staring intently at fellow panellist is shared widely online

Tell us: do you enjoy listening to music on CDs?

Is this a recent development, or are you a die-hard compact disc fan? What do you like about the format?

Germany investigates 105-year-old suspected former Nazi prison camp guard

Man accused of being accessory to murders at Stalag 326 VI K amid race to prosecute suspects before they die