The film shines a light on the work done by scientists in New Mexico but locals say their story is untold.
Anthony Joshua delivers the most powerful statement to the heavyweight division with a destructive second-round knockout win over Francis Ngannou.
The $459bn spending package passed the Senate hours before several federal agencies were to suspend services.
Britain's Andy Murray falls to a straight-set defeat against Russian fifth seed Andrey Rublev in the third round at Indian Wells.
Britain's Andy Murray falls to a straight-set defeat against Russian fifth seed Andrey Rublev in the third round at Indian Wells.
The Duchess of Sussex has criticised the "toxicity" of social media, revealing she was targeted while pregnant.
Although most Israelis support the war in Gaza, confidence in the prime minister is low, writes Wyre Davies.
The company "weaponised" its US users in a desperate lobbying effort against Congress, sources say.
The Duchess of Sussex criticises "seemingly endless" online toxicity and says she was targeted while pregnant.
The US president delivered a feisty address on Thursday as he worked to convince Americans to re-elect him.
Members of the BBC's voter panel weigh in on whether the president's performance reassured them he was fit for the job.
The US says the workers were legally admitted to the country to support democratic reform.
A New York jury found Juan Orlando Hernández guilty of conspiring to import cocaine to the US.
Researchers say they found "no evidence" that the US government had interactions with aliens.
The US, Jordan, Egypt, France, the Netherlands and Belgium have been dropping aid into Gaza.
Marta Cox threatens not to play for Panama again after the president of Panama's football federation (FEPAFUT) calls her "fat" and "out of shape".
Marta Cox threatens not to play for Panama again after the president of Panama's football federation (FEPAFUT) calls her "fat" and "out of shape".
Amr Najjar is one of more than 100 Palestinian children killed in the West Bank since 7 October.
Amr Najjar is one of more than 100 Palestinian children killed in the West Bank since 7 October.
Researchers say they found "no evidence" that the US government had interactions with aliens.
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