Pennies today cost nearly four cents each to make - more than twice the cost of a decade ago.

The US president is increasingly focusing on affordability amid growing public pessimism on the economy.

President Herzog's office says he holds Trump "in the highest regard", but that anyone seeking a pardon has to submit a formal request.

Police said the man shared 347 clips of naked actors on the social media site, which were viewed 4.2 million times.

Thousands had turned up to El-Wak stadium, in the capital Accra, with hopes of being enlisted.

The air strike comes after the US accused the Colombian president of allowing the drugs trade to expand.

Italians and others are alleged to have paid large sums to fire at Bosnians risking their lives in besieged Sarajevo.

The theft of Roman-era artefacts was discovered after staff noticed a door had been broken from the inside.

The theft of Roman-era artefacts was discovered after staff noticed a door had been broken from the inside.

Footage shows the moment Russia's first anthropomorphic robot fell just seconds after its debut

Republicans sound confident the bill will pass, despite their narrow majority. Democrats vow to oppose it.

Republicans sound confident the bill will pass, despite their narrow majority. Democrats vow to oppose it.

Several Palestinians were also injured when settlers launched arson attacks targeting an industrial area, a Bedouin village, and farmland east of Tulkarm.

Hyein and Haerin will return to Ador following a legal dispute, the agency says, as fans worry about the K-pop group's future.

The Ndimande brothers returned after a lengthy battle to block their extradition from Eswatini.

The French-born footballer did not have an easy run on his way to the top, with numerous clubs rejecting him.

The US president indicates he will go ahead with a lawsuit against the BBC over how his speech was presented by Panorama.

The US president indicates he will go ahead with a lawsuit against the BBC over how his speech was presented by Panorama.

The Ndimande brothers returned after a lengthy battle to block their extradition from Eswatini.

They were not in court and have described the charges against them as “a legal farce”.