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The ruling was a blow to trans rights advocates and cheered by For Women Scotland, which filed the case. The government said it "brings clarity and confidence."

The 30-day ceasefire brokered by the Trump administration was meant to lead to a wider cessation of hostilities. It did not.

Two students in Vienna, Austria, created a program that talks in class and turns in artwork for assignments, to test the boundaries of artificial intelligence tools.

Trump nominee Ed Martin's 100-plus appearances on Russian state-directed media RT and Sputnik from 2016 to 2024 alarm some former national security officials.

The Italian prime minister's visit to Washington is high-stakes, risking her political capital in Europe and at home on a meeting with possible negative outcomes.

A surge in exports before U.S. tariffs kicked in helped China's economy grow at the start the year -- but a slowdown is expected as the trade war takes hold.

Protests last month were a bold challenge to Hamas but have now largely petered out.

The Muslim Brotherhood's Jordanian branch disavowed any connection to the alleged plots and said it has "always supported Jordan's security and stability."

An eyewitness who survived the attack by paramilitary forces on Sudan's Zamzam camp described seeing dismembered and burnt bodies as he fled to El Fashir.

Pope Francis declared the Sagrada Familia architect "venerable," the second step in the beatification process. He still must have two miracles attributed to him and verified.