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LA painter documents city's homelessness through art
Christopher Chinn says a lack of housing is LA's defining issue and he hopes to record this moment through his work.
US and Egypt begin strategic dialogue in Washington
The delegations are expected to discuss international and regional issues as well as human rights and economic co-operation.
A large group of migrants gathers on the Poland-Belarus border
The EU has accused Belarus of encouraging people from the Middle East and Africa to cross into its member countries, as a form of hybrid warfare in revenge for western sanctions on Minsk over human rights abuses.
Husband of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe in 'uncharted territory' on day 16 of hunger strike
Richard Ratcliffe is hoping his actions will pressure the UK government to do more to secure the release of his wife, who has been detained in Iran since 2016.
Baby goes missing during evacuation of Afghanistan
Two-month-old Sohail was reportedly passed to a US soldier at Kabul airport, but his parents could not find him on the other side.
Joe Biden touts US economy as job growth regains momentum
US employment increased more than expected in October as the headwinds from the summer surge of Covid-19 infections subsided.
Pro-Iran groups stage violent protest outside Baghdad's Green Zone
Demonstrators clashed with security forces in the Iraqi capital after last month's disappointing election results.
Tigrayans march on US Capitol to mark a year of war
Pennsylvania Avenue was painted red and yellow with flags, umbrellas and clothes as activists from across the US descended on Washington to protest against the Ethiopian government and call for the international community to act.
Audi unveils its Skysphere concept car
It is an electric-powered, two-door convertible, which unlike many concept cars, actually works in real life
Kabul to Kentucky: locals prepare for arrival of 850 Afghan refugees
After the mass evacuation of Afghanistan in August, refugees have begun to settle across the US
The war in Tigray enters its second year
The conflict has become one of the world's worst humanitarian crises and there is no end in sight.
Five takeaways from Tuesday's US elections
Republicans made broad gains in Democratic strongholds while Dearborn elected its first Arab-American mayor.
Toyota unveils the all-new redesigned Sequoia
The latest generation of giant people mover will be available later this year
Why some Americans are chanting 'Let's Go, Brandon' at Joe Biden
The phrase is understood to be code for swearing at the US president.
Afghan couple marry on US military base after fleeing Taliban
Sulaman Abdulzada and his wife, Arzo, were so taken by their experience with US service members they decided to get married at the Camp Atterbury's chapel.
