Barnier: Monsieur Brexit buys Macron time, but French deadlock remains
If by Christmas Mr Barnier still happens to be in office, it will be seen as a job pretty well done.
Why this US jobs report matters – and what to watch
The report is a key gauge of the US economy – a top issue in the presidential election.
Trump pleads not guilty to revised election interference charges
Former president responds to new indictment alleging he pressed officials to reverse the 2020 election results.
Kyiv names new foreign minister as Zelensky overhauls cabinet
Parliament approves several new ministers, but some MPs accuse President Zelensky of centralising power.
The Wild True Story of ‘Fight Night’: How the $1 Million Heist Actually Went Down Amid Muhammed Ali’s 1970 Comeback
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Discover the true story behind Peacock’s ‘Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist’ and the real events that inspired the series.
US secures release of 135 political prisoners from Nicaragua
The group includes students, Catholic laypeople and members of a Texas-based Evangelical group.
Video. Lady Gaga joins Joaquin Phoenix at Venice world premiere of ‘Joker 2’
Video. Five years after ‘Joker’ won the top prize at the festival, Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga joined director Todd Phillips for the world premiere of sequel ‘Joker: Folie à Deux’ in Venice.
Harvey Weinstein Indecent Assault Charges Dropped in UK
“We have decided that there is no longer a realistic prospect of conviction,” the Crown Prosecution Service says
U.K. Prosecutors Drop Indecent Assault Case Against Harvey Weinstein
The Crown Prosecution Service said that it had “decided that there is no longer a realistic prospect of conviction.”
Michael Keaton would like to use his birth name, Michael Douglas, but two things stand in the way
Michael Keaton can’t even remember how he came about his professional name.
