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Iraq fans channel Rocky's fighting spirit on Philadelphia steps before World Cup bout
Hundreds gather at famed landmark before fixture against two-time world champions
‘Now we have to beat France’: Iraq fans heartbroken but defiant after defeat
Prolific striker Aymen Hussein gives Lions of Mesopotamia hope in Boston, but Iraq lose 4-1 to Norway in first World Cup game in 40 years
‘Historic’: Iraq's return to World Cup after 40 years has fans dreaming
From Boston Common to the stadium gates, supporters have arrived from around the world to witness a moment generations of Iraqis thought they would never see
Iraq's World Cup team meet a 'wild and wonderful' West Virginia
Lush greenery and thunderstorms greet the Lions of Mesopotamia in small-town America
Why Jurassic Park turned to camels to make its T. rex sound more terrifying
Sound designers on films and video games can't get enough of the animal's guttural roar - but you need a trick up your sleeve to make these artistes perform
A visit to the Las Vegas Sphere shows what's in store for Abu Dhabi
From emojis winking on the skyline to concerts surrounding audiences in light, sound and motion, Sphere could redefine live entertainment in the UAE
Will Maga politics and war with Iran taint the World Cup?
Polarising policies, rising fuel prices and White House theatrics threaten to hijack keenly awaited tournament
Why getting to a World Cup venue in the US could be as hard as getting a ticket
Many American stadiums were built for cars, not for international fans expecting a simple trip from the city
World Cup price shock: last few tickets cost thousands of dollars
Fifa criticised for sky-high prices for this year's World Cup in the US, Mexico and Canada
Camels, casinos - and the missing Canadians who've got the hump with Trump
As cross-border visitors stay away from Las Vegas amid political tension with Washington, the impact is being felt from the Strip to an unlikely ranch in the desert
Tremendous power: A rare look inside the data centre boom fuelled by AI
Some call Virginia the data centre capital of the world
Delusion, paranoia, spiralling: The dangers of outsourcing your life to chatbots
More and more of us are delegating our decisions to AI. But what happens when you cede total control to the machines? One support group has gathered 200 cautionary tales ...
Is the world finally ready for driverless vehicles? The view from the passenger seat
A ride with an invisible driver through the streets of Atlanta suggests there is nothing to fear (weather permitting) except fear itself
Afghans in US lose protections against deportation
Termination of Temporary Protection Status affects thousands of people
From sanctuary to scrutiny: Afghans in America face Trump immigration clampdown
Thousands who escaped the Taliban after the fall of Kabul are at risk of deportation under aggressive new policies
