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Pierre Trudeau resigned as Canada's Prime Minister in 1984, citing personal priorities and political pressures, leaving behind a transformative legacy.

A festive Christmas cake led to a woman's death and her daughter-in-law's arrest for murder and attempted murder. Investigations are ongoing.

A new lead has appared in JonBenét Ramsey's unsolved murder, which remains a mystery nearly 27 years later.

Four years ago, Trump supporters stormed the Capitol while Congress was in session, leading to several deaths and arrests.

Universities are advising international students to return to the US before potential changes to immigration policies under Trump.

Livelsberger's wife remains shrouded in mystery. Unverified social media posts and online speculation paint a picture of her political views and personal life.

China aims for 6G dominance, surpassing Starlink in laser communication. Despite strong implementation, innovation challenges remain.

Explosives found in a rented Cybertruck after a Las Vegas blast. Turo's role and the vehicle's history of violent incidents raise serious concerns.

Musk quote-retweeted a video from the user @BGatesIsaPyscho and stated, 'No more donations to @Wikipedia until they start being truthful'.

Those who are proven to practice such behaviour will be subject to harsh punishment mandated by the government.

Experts allege a 'near-criminal' error contributed to the deaths of 179 passengers in the fatal plane crash in South Korea.

Aubrey Vanlandingham, a Texas cheerleader, faces felony charges for allegedly poisoning her rival's pet goat in a shocking act of animal cruelty.

Jimmy Carter called Rosalynn "the one" after their first date, marking the start of their 77-year love story.

Google Street View footage captured a man hiding plastic bags in a car trunk. This led to the arrest of a couple for murder.

India probes Canadian colleges in human trafficking ring, allegedly charging over £80K per person for illegal US entry.

A pizza delivery woman allegedly tried to kill a customer after a dispute over a tip, invading their home.

Following the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in Manhattan, executives have started upping the attention placed on their personal security.

A little-known unit of the Ukrainian armed forces that calls itself "Khorne Group" have posted what they claim is footage of North Korean troops on the frontline.

COP28 was unprecedented in its inclusivity. It intentionally elevated the voices of civil society, indigenous communities, women, and critics of fossil fuels

A Saudi-born driver ploughed through a Christmas market in Magdeburg, Germany, killing 11 and injuring nearly 70.

Luigi Mangione, called 'Saint Luigi' by critics of US healthcare, faces outrage over potential death penalty charges for allegedly killing UnitedHealthcare's CEO.

Andhra Pradesh ruling party allegedly misused citizen data to deny welfare benefits to opposition voters, undermining democracy and violating privacy.

A Brazilian school shooting was stopped when 19-year-old Lyedja Santos's gun jammed, with one student surviving a headshot.

President-elect Donald Trump also averted a government shutdown by forcing Congress to scrap a government spending bill before Friday's deadline.

Experts confirm that properly cooked poultry and eggs pose no risk of bird flu transmission, with strict safeguards in place to ensure consumer safety.

Rayful Edmond III, notorious D.C. drug kingpin, died aged 60. He rose to power in the 1980s, controlling a significant portion of the city's drug trade.

Parastoo Ahmadi, an Iranian singer, defied hijab laws by foregoing the use of a hijab in her online performance and was arrested, sparking outrage.

A Lasell University student has been arrested for orchestrating a £430K credit card fraud scheme to fund a luxurious, yet short-lived, lifestyle.

Former Isis bride Shamima Begum may one day return to Britain, after government minister Angela Eagle refused to rule out allowing her back.