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Washington, D.C. Staff Writer   Education: American University, MA in Journalism and Public Affairs; University of Notre Dame, BA in American Studies   Marisa Iati is a reporter on the general assignment desk at The Washington Post. She previously worked at the Star-Ledger and NJ.com in New Jersey,...

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Nicola Sturgeon to resign as First Minister of Scotland

Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has shocked the UK with the sudden news that she’s stepping down after almost a decade.

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Thai cave survivor tragically dies ​

A Thai teenager who was part of the football team rescued from a cave in 2018 has tragically died in the UK.

3 years ago

​JLo’s latest post sparks concern from fans ​

Jennifer Lopez has debuted some daring new ink following her husband’s “grumpy” Grammys di


 

3 years ago

US suspects three unidentified objects it shot down were 'benign'

The White House has said there is no indication three flying objects blasted out of the sky over the weekend by the US military are linked to alleged Chinese spying.

3 years ago

Trump says Rihanna put on ‘worst show in history’ as she’s accused of lip syncing

After widespread praise for her Super Bowl halftime performance, footage has emerged of Rihanna’s lips and lyrics failing to match up.

3 years ago

Nikki Haley announces 2024 White House bid

During her video announcement, Haley touted her record as a twice-elected governor of South Carolina and her leadership in the state after nine people were fatally shot at a historically Black church in Charleston in 2015. 

3 years ago

Italy’s Hard-Right Leader Vexes Europe by Playing Nice, Mostly

Some still fear an authoritarian turn, but Giorgia Meloni has surprised many by showing a pragmatic streak since coming to power. Now Europe is not sure what to do.

3 years ago

Chinese balloon sensors recovered from ocean, says US

The sensors from the first suspected Chinese spy balloon shot down over the US have been recovered from the Atlantic Ocean, the US military says. 

3 years ago

J. Lo and Affleck finally find dream house

After months of searching, celebrity couple Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck have chosen a new marital home.

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​‘Run, hide, fight’: Horror US campus shooting ​

A US university is in shock after three people were killed in a mass shooting at a heavily-populated campus.


 

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Sam Smith’s backstage Brit Awards ‘nightmare’

Sam Smith turned heads with their wild outfit at the Brit Awards on the weekend – but behind the scenes, tempers were flaring.

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Objects shot down by U.S. military 'almost certainly' sent by China to spy: congressman

Senators are slated to receive a briefing on Tuesday about the objects shot down over the weekend. 

3 years ago

Netanyahu Advances Overhaul of Top Israeli Court, Drawing Thousands of Protesters

Workers went on a general strike Monday and crowds rallied outside Parliament

3 years ago

Rihanna’s $7m Super Bowl payday

Rihanna fans think she threw shade at the NFL with a “cheeky” opening Super Bowl halftime lyric after a pay controversy.

3 years ago

​‘Selfish’: World reacts to Rihanna’s show ​

Rihanna’s Super Bowl performance has already gone viral and plenty of celebrities are losing their minds over one big thing.

3 years ago

Polish leader warns of Russian victory

Ukraine will lose without "urgent help" from the West, Andrzej Duda says

3 years ago

Rihanna’s massive 2023 Super Bowl halftime show

The superstar has remained largely silent on record and on the stage for seven years, fueling intense anticipation for her halftime show performance

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Rihanna stuns in spectacular Super Bowl 57 halftime performance

Rihanna stuns in spectacular Super Bowl 57 halftime performance

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US military shoots down another flying object over Lake Huron

The US has shot down another unidentified flying object in the fourth military operation of its kind this month.

3 years ago

Pregnant Russian women flying to Argentina for citizenship, officials say

More than 5,000 pregnant Russian women have entered Argentina in recent months, including 33 on a single flight on Thursday, officials say.

3 years ago

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