BBC apologises to Trump; American tech stocks fall, and more
The BBC apologised to Donald Trump for airing a misleadingly edited speech in a documentary featuring footage of the Capitol insurrection, but said it “strongly” disagreed with his defamation claims and would not pay compensation.
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House passes bill to end shutdown; Trump named in Epstein emails, and more
America’s House of Representatives approved a spending package to reopen the federal government after a 43-day shutdown.
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Senate passes government-funding bill; suicide bomber kills 12 in Pakistan, and more
Donald Trump claimed “a very big victory” after America’s Senate passed a bill to end the longest-ever federal shutdown.
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America’s shutdown compromise; Trump threatens to sue BBC, and more
Global markets rallied after America’s Senate voted to advance a bill to end the longest-ever federal shutdown on Sunday.
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Typhoon Fung batters the Philippines; Trump administration orders rollback of food benefits, and more
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