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Concord Public Library said it would have incurred a $12,055 overdue fine, had there not been a temporary fine freeze in place.

A senior Iraqi source points to a resistance ‘splinter’ group for the September attack on the East-West pipeline.

Intelligence services allegedly attempted to pay people to surveil and kill people perceived to be aligned with Ukraine Russia’s intelligence services are plotting to carry out targeted killings in the United States

Fire threatens Kalimantan’s rainforests. On the peatland frontlines, a group of local mothers is defending their community. Words and Photography: Garry Lotulung Irma puts on her heavy rubber boots as she prepares

M23 controls large parts of eastern DRC as Kinshasa and Kigali remain divided over security and sovereignty.

Days after October 7, Israel began building a global campaign to pressure and isolate Qatar.

The Iran-aligned militant group rejected the suggestion it had targeted Mecca, while the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation condemned the attack Saudi Arabia’s air defences intercepted and destroyed a ⁠Houthi drone south of

Hiker Timothy Smith, 53, missing after late-August floods but officials decline to identify remains Human remains have been discovered near Arizona’s Crystal Rapids, over two weeks after a flash flood tore through

The man behind a competions company which went bust owing thousands is back with a new venture.

Just 270 people were linked to 28,415 shoplifting offences across England, a BBC analysis has found.