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• Trump's agenda grapples with political and economic reality

• Manhunt in Germany after three bodies found

• US tariffs on China, EU and more, at a glance

• TV's Dr Oz confirmed to lead Medicare and Medicaid

• 'Sometimes you have to take medicine': Trump defends sweeping tariffs

• Katya Adler: EU talks tough on Trump tariffs in hope of U-turn

• Flooding sweeps away 9-year-old as storms slam central US

• Children among 18 killed in Russian attack on Zelensky's home city

• China and US are at each other's throats on tariffs, and neither is backing down

• iPhones, prices and Brexit: Your questions about tariffs answered

• 'Don't speak, don't film': Journalist arrests fuel fears for democracy after Turkey protests

• Zimbabwe to scrap tariffs on US goods as it faces 18% Trump levy

• Australia PM candidate ditches plan to end work from home

• Le Pen calls embezzlement conviction a 'witch hunt'

• Trump urges US to 'hang tough' as 10% tariffs come into effect

• Tariffs: Why is there a 'bloodbath' on Asian markets?

• How were Donald Trump's tariffs calculated?

• No wigs please - the new rules shaking up beauty pageants

• Russia not on Trump's tariff list

• How might tariffs change the price of Nike's iconic trainers?

• Pope Francis greets crowds at St Peter's Square

• India's rivers are home to 6,000 dolphins - but they are in trouble

• South Korea's president is out - but he leaves behind a polarised country

• Are Trump's Asia tariffs a 'full-frontal assault' on China?

• Second child dies of measles as Texas outbreak worsens

• White House fires National Security Agency chief

• US cancels visas for South Sudanese over deportation dispute

• Spain tackles housing 'social emergency' as rents double in a decade

• Feasts, frogs and flowers: Africa's top shots

• N Korea holds first international marathon in six years

• Thai arrest warrant issued for US academic under ban on insulting royalty

• Trump's tariffs could be death knell for US-Africa trade pact

• 'Sometimes you have to walk through fire': Tariffs get backing in Trump heartland

• Pentagon watchdog probing Hegseth's Signal app use

• A Minecraft Movie storms box office despite lukewarm reviews

• Iranian president sacks deputy for 'lavish' Antarctic cruise

• Judge rules US must return man deported to El Salvador in 'error'

• What is live shopping and will it take off?

• Trump extends deadline to keep TikTok running in US

• Marine Le Pen's ban outraged France's far right - they may well take revenge

• Israeli strikes in Syria a challenge to Turkey

• Rosenberg: Trump takes US-Russia relations on rollercoaster ride

• Hezbollah at crossroads after blows from war weaken group

• Rubio dismisses criticism over US response to Myanmar quake

• South Korea's president has been removed from power: What happens now?

• Anti-Trump protests held in cities across the US

• Zoo's tortoises become first-time parents... aged about 100

• Video casts doubt on Israeli account of Gaza medic killings

• Videos show aftermath of Israeli strike on Gaza school-turned-shelter

• Scale of Myanmar's loss is clearer one week after the quake

• Pope Francis waves to crowd in first public appearance since leaving hospital

• Moment parachutist left dangling on stadium roof