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Donald Trump is accused of enlisting staff to delete surveillance footage that would show boxes of documents being moved around. Yet he has claimed that he 'wasn't hiding anything'

The 2024 US election could play out similarly to the last match between Joe Biden and Donald Trump “IF the economy stays on its apparent current trend, and if there are no new big developments”

Both current President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump have a slew of issues they must overcome if either of them hope to win reelection and beat out the other in November

Speaker Mike Johnson said House Republicans intend to release a final report on the January 6 attack “to correct the incomplete narrative” advanced by the previous work of the Select Committee

US intelligence agencies work together to assess the global threats from rogue states to terrifying new technologies. It comes together in a report called the Annual Threat Assessment which looks to the coming year

BBC Scotland reporter and children's author Nick Sheridan's death was announced last week revealing the TV star had passed away after suffering a short illness

Father-of-thee Anthony Joubert's brave wife Annalize took matters into her own hands with her husband on the brink of being devoured by the huge beast and saved him by lunging at the croc with a log

A bill just passed the US House of Representatives that could see popular social media site TikTok banned in the country if it fails to separate from its parent company, which is Chinese

Although publically the Russian despot Putin continues to resort to more and more desperate threats, a leaked letter reveals Russia's long-term sinister plans behind the scenes

US politicians will vote this week on a bill to ban the popular video-sharing app TikTok unless its owner, technology company ByteDance, sells it

Scientists have discovered people showing no signs of tuberculosis - such as a prevalent cough once seen as a key symptom - can pass on the killer bug

Irish band Kneecap have pulled out of their scheduled performance at South by Southwest (SXSW) after finding out the US Army is a 'super' sponsor of the festival

A Japanese rocket launched to send an experimental government satellite into space exploded just seconds after take-off, turning its launch pad into a giant fireball

The White House responded to the controversy surrounding Kate Middleton and the photoshopped image that circulated last week claiming to show her with her kids on Mother's Day

Love Island: All Stars debuted earlier this year and one pair who grew close on the ITV2 show are now said to have parted ways after briefly dating following the experience

Huge swathes of the UK would be wiped out if a nuclear attack was launched on Britain but London would be the likely target and would be destroyed

Melania Trump's ex-senior advisor Stephanie Winston Wolkoff said the former US president no longer shows 'chivalry' towards his wife as he doesn't wait for her to walk ahead of him

Vladimir Putin's show of strength to the West has seen the dictator send up strategic bombers over the Baltic Sea - and has declared weapons "exist to use them"

WARNING, GRAPHIC IMAGES: Leonid Volkov, a long-time ally of the late Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, has been attacked with a hammer outside in a small village in Lithuania, where he was living for his own safety

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China's threat to the US as a major space weapons force is emphasized in new unclassified government documents

Officials believe the cat fell into a vat of hexavalent chromium - a highly acidic and carcinogenic chemical that can cause skin irritation, breathing difficulties and blindness

A video showing Donald Trump apparently accidentally ignoring his own grandson, Ivanka's son Joseph, as the likely future Republican candidate shook hands with audience members and other celebrities before snubbing his own grandson

Hollywood star Kristen Stewart showcased her svelte figure as she appeared on The Late Show wearing a risky see-through top with no bra underneath after raunchy Rolling Stone cover controversy

Palestinian staff at Nasser Hospital, in Khan Younis in the south of the besieged Gaza Strip, were allegedly blindfolded, stripped and beaten by Israeli soldiers