Justices will weigh if Colorado can strike Mr Trump off its ballot after finding he engaged in insurrection.
The court's decision on whether Donald Trump can be on a primary ballot has national implications.
Convicted sex offender Christian Brückner is due in court next week, accused of five offences.
James Marape gives a closely watched speech to Australia's parliament amid regional tensions over China.
Benoît Jacquot denies the accusations made by Judith Godrèche as prosecutors open an investigation.
Divya Deshmukh's Instagram post has received support from thousands, including stars such as Susan Polgar.
An estimated 100,000 North Koreans are posted abroad, where they earn valuable foreign currency.
Millions go to the polls to choose a government, amid soaring inflation, violence and claims of rigging.
The story of how a $500m gamble on an ice hockey team in a desert paved the way for Las Vegas' Super Bowl.
Clashes between Israel and Hezbollah are intensifying as the risk of a wider regional conflict grows.
Republicans blocked a sweeping bill that was months in the making - but a back-up has been put forward.
As China's Spring Festival approaches, the phenomenon known as "explosive buying," which dominated discussions before the pandemic, is giving way to a trend in inbound consumption that places greater value on experiences over material goods. This shift towards "experience consumption" indicates a changing landscape in tourist behavior. (News On Japan)
Starting in April, the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism has compiled a draft operational policy for the introduction of "ridesharing," where private drivers use their own vehicles to transport passengers for a fee. Under the proposed policy, the destination and fare would be confirmed at the time of reservation, with payments to be made cashlessly. Taxi companies, which will manage the operations, will be required to monitor the working conditions of drivers. (News On Japan)
Snoop Dogg and Master P accuse the supermarket of trying to "choke" their cereal brand out of the market.
The Pentagon says the Kataib Hezbollah leader was responsible for directing attacks on American forces.
The ex-Brazil and Barcelona defender testifies that his accuser could have left "if she wanted to".
Once, the terminus of the Tokyu Toyoko Line on the Yokohama side was Sakuragicho Station. It has been exactly 20 years since the section between Yokohama Station and Sakuragicho Station was discontinued on January 31, 2004, due to the start of direct operations with the Yokohama Minatomirai Line. At the same time, the section between Higashi-Hakuraku Station and Yokohama Station was also moved underground. (News On Japan)
A 23-year-old woman, characterized by her anime-like boyish charm and side-swept bangs revealing one eye, has found herself entangled in legal troubles far removed from the glittering lights of Kabukicho's concept bars, where she was known as a skilled cross-dressing cast member. Yet, behind her celebrated persona, she faces accusations of exploiting female patrons.
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A sperm whale has made a rare appearance in Osaka Bay, estimated to be 12 meters long and weighing around 20 tons, believed to be male. First spotted on January 12th in Hyogo Prefecture, the whale has since moved to Osaka Prefecture, currently staying near the Sakai-Semboku Port area. (News On Japan)
Stanley Nwabali saves two penalties to help Nigeria reach the Afcon 2023 final following a dramatic 1-1 draw with South Africa.
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