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Official portrait of Senator John Thune of South Dakota.

Senate Republicans Re-Elect John Thune as Leader Despite Midterm Losses

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Official portrait of former US president Joe Biden in the White House Library, March 2021.

Biden Says January 6 Should Follow Trump ‘to His Grave’ in New Memoir

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Portrait of British author M. John Harrison in 2017.

M. John Harrison, 81, Becomes Oldest Ever Booker Prize Winner with ‘The End of Everything’

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Two astronauts work on a truss section of the International Space Station above New Zealand during a 2006 spacewalk.

Robot Builds Part of a Structure in Space for the First Time

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A Brink's armoured truck on a city street. (File photo; the truck pictured is not the one robbed in 2022.)

Man Agrees to Plead Guilty in $100 Million Brink’s Jewellery Heist, Largest in US History

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The Port of Spain skyline at night, the capital of Trinidad and Tobago.

Privy Council Strikes Down Trinidad and Tobago’s Ban on Consensual Gay Sex

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A scientist checks a blood sample in a laboratory.

Blood Test Spots Ovarian Cancer at Its Earliest Precancerous Stage, Study Finds

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The Palais des Nations in Geneva, home to the United Nations Human Rights Council.

US to Skip UN Human Rights Review for Second Year Running, Drawing Censure

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Satellite view of the city of Bissau and the Geba River in Guinea-Bissau.

Guinea-Bissau to Investigate Killing of Rapper Who Criticised Coup Leaders

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David Walliams photographed in 2011 after completing a charity swim.

David Walliams Named as Subject of Sexual Misconduct Allegations After High Court Refuses Injunction

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Robot Builds Part of a Structure in Space for the First Time

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A Caltech robot funded by DARPA has assembled a section of a truss in orbit without astronaut help, a first that could open the way to building giant telescopes and solar arrays in space.

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