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Temperatures in Tokyo surpassed 95 degrees for the eighth straight day on Saturday, a streak seen only once before since 1875.
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Macs "don't get viruses", but that hasn't stopped Microsoft releasing Mac security software. Is it any good? Find out here
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The first Black female justice has joined the Supreme Court. But 2022's decisions on abortion and guns highlight white supremacy — even from Clarence Thomas.
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The iPhone 14 range looks set to be Apple's most expensive iPhones ever...
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Leaks around Apple's iPhone 14 launch may have got one critical detail wrong...
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The Kremlin’s explanations have sometimes satisfied the Russian people, but they fall apart under closer scrutiny abroad.
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FC Barcelona plan to spend €200mn ($208mn) on these four big name signings this summer.
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A father and his teenage son were killed in a plane crash in Idaho, according to the Valley County Sheriff’s Office. They were the sole occupants in the plane.
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Three Kentucky police officers and a police K9 were killed during a shooting Thursday at the suspect's home, where officers attempted to serve an arrest warrant.
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Oscar Pistorius, who was jailed after being found guilty of murdering his ex-partner Reeva Steenkamp, has met her father, as he bids for parole.
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The storm was expected to bring heavy rain and wind on Saturday and Sunday.
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A shadow minister has claimed that Parliament is "not a safe place to work" amid controversy surrounding the resignation of the deputy chief whip over groping allegations.
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Dan Werthimer has spent more than four decades trying to eavesdrop on aliens.
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Gas prices are soaring. Biden’s gas tax holiday won't fix that.
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Jerry Hall filed for divorce from billionaire husband Rupert Murdoch on Friday, citing “irreconcilable differences,” six years after the pair married.
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A Supreme Court case that will decide the power state legislatures wield over congressional and presidential elections could have far-reaching implications for
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The country has never mandated masks or vaccinations, but it’s evaded the worst of Covid, thanks to a fear of public shaming and the “self restraint police.”
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A Virgin Group spokesperson said the effort would turn to finding ways the international community could support the project.
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Happy July 4th weekend to our US readers and a wonderful July vacation season to everyone else. Here at CNN Travel, we're riding out the price hikes, the flight cancellations and the chaos, and we are just grateful restrictions are easing and the open(ish) road is ahead.
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The country’s oldest national park is considering whether to route its north entrance road away from the Gardner River.
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On abortion, climate change, guns and much more, two Americas — one liberal, one conservative — are moving in opposite directions.
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Lochner v. New York, a 1905 decision on labor law, is imprinted on today’s law students as an example of bad jurisprudence. But those old days could be returning.
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After the Dobbs v. Jackson decision, many women are discovering that their employer can shape major decisions in their lives even more than it did a week ago.
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Around the world, from South Asia and Africa to Europe and Latin America, the cost of filling a car’s tank, getting to work and cooking dinner has spiked.
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The Nissan Ariya and Qashqai e-POWER re-establish Nissan as real contender in the electric vehicle market.
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Amid an increase in shark sightings, lifeguards are increasing patrols and adopting new strategies, but marine experts say “the danger to people is infinitesimal.”
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The first question astronomers want to answer about exoplanets: Do they have atmospheres friendly to life?
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