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  1. Moscow appears to be maximising its gains while Joe Biden abandons long-held red lines at the end of his presidency.
  2. Rescuers are said to be searching for survivors after buildings were hit in Beit Lahia and Gaza City.
  3. Brandon Durham was tussling with a female intruder over a knife when an officer shot him multiple times.
  4. The pair shared afternoon tea in London in celebration of Guinness World Records Day 2024.
  5. Some suspect they consumed drinks laced with methanol, a deadly substance often found in bootleg alcohol.
  6. The government has just tabled laws to block access to under-16s - but the proposal is divisive.
  7. The winning bidder says he will eat the banana in coming days as part of a "unique artistic experience".
  8. The Adani Group has denied the allegations of bribery and fraud, calling them "baseless".
  9. The president-elect has repeatedly pledged to deport millions of undocumented migrants once in office.
  10. Universities had already begun making changes, as the controversial bill was expected to easily pass.
  11. The two countries have grown very close recently, with N Korea supporting Putin's war in Ukraine.
  12. It comes after a Republican congresswoman proposed a ban aimed at the first-ever openly transgender lawmaker.
  13. Two people died in the storm that hit the West coast of the US and Canada overnight.
  14. Tensions burst into the open in court when Dominique Pelicot is accused by his daughter of lying.
  15. Fourteen of the 15 members voted in favour, but Washington said the text would send "dangerous message" to Hamas.
  16. The movie’s star Alec Baldwin was not invited and did not attend the screening.
  17. A UK-based monitor says the strikes hit a weapons depot other locations linked to Iran-backed fighters.
  18. The mausoleum of Patrice Lumumba, DR Congo's independence hero, was vandalised sparking alarm over his tooth.
  19. Pressure has been mounting on the ethics committee to release a report on Donald Trump's nominee for attorney general.
  20. New York prosecutors have vowed to oppose President-elect Donald Trump’s effort to overturn his criminal conviction, however.
  21. Linda McMahon is the US president-elect's choice for education secretary, and Mehmet Oz is lined up for a healthcare job.
  22. The president-elect's picks for defence secretary, attorney general and health secretary are under heavy scrutiny.
  23. This week has revealed much about Trump's ambition but also hinted at tests and headaches that may lie ahead.
  24. Picking the outspoken congressman for attorney general is Trump laying down a challenge, writes Anthony Zurcher.
  25. Argentina's president is the first foreign leader to meet Trump since his election victory on 5 November.
  26. The former Democratic congresswoman has emerged as one of Trump's most loyal backers.
  27. The former Arkansas governor and the New York real estate investor are staunch supporters of Israel.
  28. He has made his early priorities clear - and stunned some in Washington and around the world while doing so.
  29. Gary O'Donoghue looks at Trump's "trifecta" of power, and how far it will help him keep his promises.
  30. Nominees can face a lengthy Senate vetting process before taking office, though Trump may try to upend that exercise in some cases.