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After a rare Supreme Court loss for Trump, here's his record with the bench
Donald Trump was furious when the US Supreme Court ruled that his use of tariffs was illegal. Here’s how earlier cases in that jurisdiction have fared. Source link
Bodies of nine skiers recovered days after California avalanche
The bodies of nine back-country skiers killed in a California avalanche four days earlier are recovered, following a harrowing operation hindered by intense snowfall. Source link
Doctors race against clock to save child's life amid Kyiv missile attack
Kyiv surgeons who drove through a massive missile strike to deliver a child’s donor heart say they will stop at nothing to save lives — even when under attack. Source link
How Epstein lured his victims, in the words of survivors
Admission into elite universities. A job that promised travel around the world. An audition for Victoria’s Secret. This is how Jeffery Epstein lured his victims. Source link
Trump hikes global tariff rate to 15pc after Supreme Court loss
Donald Trump says he will raise to 15 per cent the global tariff he imposed after the US Supreme Court ruled against previous tariffs. Source link
Hungary and Slovakia threaten Ukraine over stalled Russian oil shipments
Hungary and Slovakia, which have both received a temporary exemption from an EU policy prohibiting imports of Russian oil, have accused Ukraine of deliberately holding up supplies. Source link
Buy-out offer for Wang Fuk Court owners in Hong Kong
After a deadly Hong Kong fire that killed 168 people and left thousands homeless in November, authorities have announced a buy-out offer for owners. Source link
Yoon Suk Yeol's insurrection conviction completes a scandalous downfall
Former South Korean president Yoon Suk Yeol’s sentence for insurrection comes after a tumultuous era of shamanism, Chanel bags and conspiracy theories. Source link
Amid power struggles in Syria, a window opened for the 'ISIS brides'
After holding a large swathe of autonomous territory that included two detention camps, Kurdish-led forces are now reluctantly handing over control to Syrian government forces, following their successful military offensive. Source link
'More luck than judgement': How that photo of Andrew leaving custody was captured
The image, taken by Reuters photographer Phil Noble, went viral when it was published on Thursday. He says capturing the moment came down to a tip-off and more than a little luck. Source link