Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven resigns in wake of no-confidence vote
Lofven lost the confidence vote in parliament on June 21 after the Left Party withdrew
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Andrew Neil takes break from GB News after just two weeks
At the end of his regular program Thursday, Andrew Neil, who also serves as chairman
Tesla recalls nearly 300,000 cars in China over cruise control safety issue
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Max Verstappen leads from start to finish at Styrian Grand Prix to extend F1 title race advantage
Having started on pole position, the 23-year-old Dutch driver finished over 35 seconds ahead of
‘F9’ nabs the biggest box office opening since 2019
“F9: The Fast Saga,” the ninth film from the action franchise starring Vin Diesel, brought
UK defense documents ‘found at bus stop’
The action follows a BBC report that the papers were found at a bus stop
A look inside Buckingham Palace’s $500 million refurbishment
The official London residence of UK sovereigns since 1837, it has 775 rooms, including 19
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Abdalelah Haroun: Qatari sprinter dies aged 24
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