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The British singer-songwriter is best known for the 1980s festive hit 'Driving Home for Christmas'.

The stipend given to people in the US illegally who sign up to leave the country by the end of the year is now at US$3000.

The Black Caps wrapped up the series victory with a 323-run win on the final day of the third Test at Mount Maunganui.

Cambodia said Thailand launched air strikes on its territory shortly after Bangkok announced the two nations had agreed to hold talks this week aimed at halting deadly border clashes.

Oracle founder Larry Ellison, who's also Paramount CEO David Ellison's dad, will personally guarantee the US$40 billion he is putting up to bankroll the transaction.

The US president wants Greenland, a self-governing Danish territory, to become part of the United States, citing its strategic importance and mineral resources.

Analysis- The thousands of photos paint a picture of a life spent with the rich and famous.

AI videos of dead celebrities have rapidly spread online, prompting debate over the control of deceased people's likenesses.

It comes after the Bondi mass shooting that claimed 15 lives, including a child.

The Bondi gunman accused of killing 15 people conducted "firearms training" with his father and recorded a video about their "justification" for the attack, according to documents released by a Sydney…

After the gaffe, Minaj covered her mouth with her palm in a gesture of embarrassment.

It was the second known instance of the US detaining a vessel near Venezuela this month.

An aerospace and mechatronics engineer at the European Space Agency has crossed the Karman line.

Epstein files vindicate a survivor who reported him in the 1990s, but others are still seeking answers

Millions of Australians will light candles and observe a minute's silence on Sunday, a week after gunmen fired into crowds at a Jewish festival on Sydney's most famous beach and killed 15 people.

The US has imposed sanctions on people surrounding the Venezuela president, as it continues to pressure the country.

Publisher HarperCollins says it will no longer publish the British children's author, after an internal investigation of complaints from a staff member.

Paid tickets will also be needed to visit five other sites, the city's mayor announced.

The veteran war correspondent died this week, aged 91.