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Police say the Doncaster train stabbings were not terrorism, as no ideological motive was found under UK law defining terror as violence driven by a cause.

Apple releases iOS 26.1, adding custom Liquid Glass controls, alarm fixes, and smarter gestures in its most user-focused iPhone update yet.

Six Flags America, an amusement park in Bowie, Maryland, permanently closed its doors after over 50 years of operations.

BYD launches the Sealion 8 in Australia, revealing features, pricing and incentives as it takes on Tesla's dominance in the family EV market.

Trump demands Senate Republicans eliminate the filibuster permanently, calling Democrats 'crazed lunatics' as US government shutdown enters second month.

Donald Trump backs Andrew Cuomo's NYC mayoral bid against Zohran Mamdani in a race that is reshaping New York politics.

BBC's Panorama faces backlash over claims it edited Trump's rally speech misleadingly, raising new concerns about media accuracy and public trust.

Australia supplies 74% of the world's zirconium reserves, critical for nuclear fuel rods and hypersonic missiles. Chinese firms now control major Australian mines despite AUKUS security partnership. Investigation reveals 300% increase in China's zirconium exports to Russia since Ukraine war began.

Doctors say Elon Musk appeared fatigued and aged during a Joe Rogan interview, sparking concern over stress-related health risks though no illness is confirmed.

TikTok will be holding its very first awards show in the United States on December 18, and it can be livestreamed on the app.

As the shutdown nears six weeks, Democrats and Republicans clash over funding, leaving election teams, workers, and families in limbo.