The Bazaruto Archipelago is home to ‘carefully protected’ seas and more than 150 species of birds

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The new feature has triggered a court case in California claiming it discriminates against male drivers

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The bill was sponsored by Sens. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) and Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.).

The first release of documents shed little light on accusations of a government ‘cover-up’

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Trump wants it to pass new voting rules

For its 25th anniversary, the company shows off both its ‘technical ability’ and the dancers’ ‘impressive dramatic powers’

They will leave Parliament permanently this spring

Paul Fischer’s ‘closely researched’ book charts how the trio of directors went from ‘obscurity to cinematic immortality’

A shifting economy and climate change are causing issues for Mainers

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Charles ‘Sonny’ Burton had left the site of the murder before it occurred

The bishop had been a major figure in San Diego’s Catholic community

The dramatic blaze at Forsyth House next to the city’s Central station is the latest historic building to be gutted by flames

As the Iran war enters its second week, Tehran turns to — and adjusts — longstanding plans to defend itself

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UK response to attacks on Cyprus exposes how its military capabilities have been ‘cut to the bone’

With the UAE caught in the crosshairs of a ‘wounded, hostile’ Iran, the Dubai influencer lifestyle is ‘looking rather less aspirational’

States across the country are implementing cost-cutting measures and legislation

The country’s diaspora faces a difficult moment in Iranian history

The statement was his first since being named supreme leader earlier this week

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With ‘light and free’ steering, and an ‘intuitive driving experience’, the car is ‘scintillating’ and a joy to drive on both road and track

See a major Raphael retrospective and newly-discovered sculptures by Edmonia Lewis

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Cillian Murphy reprises his role as gangster Tommy Shelby in ‘stylish’ movie

The attack killed at least 175 people, mostly children

Environmental conflict, uncomfortable history and true crime encompassed the season’s best podcasts

The new policy is effectively reigniting concerns about forced conversion therapy

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‘Death valley’ oil-tanker shipping passage crucial to world’s energy prices

At least 16 mine layers were reportedly destroyed by US forces

‘Slow burn’ mystery about an ‘inscrutable’ headmaster’s missing wife

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The president has ‘two very risky gambles’ available to him, but the Iranian regime has the upper hand if the Strait of Hormuz remains affected

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As Kalshi, Polymarket and other ‘prediction marketplaces’ spread to near ubiquity online, Utah’s historically conservative Mormon culture presents a unique challenge to their rise

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Both of the attackers were killed

Gulf states are backing opposite sides of Sudan’s civil war and the conflict is spreading to neighbouring countries

Covering subjects from Old Testament prophets to chocolate biscuits, the artist delves into her ‘magnificent, unruly inner world’

War in Iran is ratcheting up gasoline prices. What can drivers do?

Trump wants to expand access to a 401(k)

If Channel 4’s three-part show fails to move the needle about water pollution, ‘perhaps nothing will’

The White House is opening a slew of investigations into trading partners’ practices

The vital Gulf oil hub has been untouched so far by US attacks

Ecuador is the latest country to face U.S. military might, but it has not been the first

Concerns about an oil shock and stagflation are rising

A quest to understand consciousness and an enthusiastic new look at Toni Morrison

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