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Elon Musk has suggested that the US government may have been behind recent restrictions on Starlink satellite internet in Ukraine. Starlink, which Musk owns, is widely used by Ukrainian civilians and the military, includ
US President Donald Trump is traveling to Arizona and Montana to support Republican candidates ahead of important elections.
Starlink is a satellite internet service run by SpaceX, the company owned by Elon Musk. It plays a major role in the war in Ukraine.
A British civil servant, Kashim Chowdhury, is accused of faking an illness so he could secretly work five government jobs at once.
Russia has arrested a Japanese journalist, accusing him of spying for Japan.
Russia launched missile strikes on a major power plant in Kyiv, Ukraine's capital, according to President Volodymyr Zelensky.
Germany has begun the trial of a Ukrainian man named Serhii K. He is accused of helping to blow up the Nord Stream gas pipelines four years ago.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF), a well-known economic organisation, has shared new views on the UK economy.
People who use heating oil to warm their homes are facing a difficult winter, despite a government promise to fix the sector.
A senior NATO commander has warned that the alliance will do 'anything and everything' if it is attacked. The statement came as European officials called for greater vigilance over possible Russian threats.
Immigration agents have searched the home of Ilhan Omar, a congresswoman representing a district in the United States.
Brad Smith, the president of Microsoft, has said that artificial intelligence is less regulated than milk. Artificial intelligence, or AI, means technology that can learn and make decisions like a human.
Ukraine's president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, has rejected a claim made by US President Donald Trump about an energy ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia.
Pope Leo, who is 71 years old, will have surgery after doctors found a small lump on his lung.
A council in Surrey has planted around 885,000 trees, surpassing its original planting target, according to a new report.
Conservative commentator Katie Zacharia has been chosen as the new White House press secretary.
President Trump does not plan to reimburse taxpayers for a new round of promotional ads about his presidency. These ads are being paid for with public money.
The White House has blocked Microsoft from taking part in a program that allows US companies to hire skilled foreign workers.
Houthi forces appeared to be making slow advances on Wednesday in south-west Yemen, moving closer to the city of Taiz.
France has halted the use of stun grenades by police. This decision came after a teenage boy lost his hand during student protests. The grenade caused severe injuries to the boy.
