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Taylor Swift dines with Blake Lively, Sophie Turner, Brittany Mahomes on Saturday night. They all went to the Italian restaurant Emilio's Ballato in New York City.

NASA postpones Psyche asteroid mission launch due to thruster problem with the new liftoff date set for October 12 instead of the originally scheduled October 5. The spacecraft is slated to embark on its mission aboard SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket, taking off from Launch Complex 39A at Kennedy Space Center at 10:16 a.m. ET.

Indonesia launches Southeast Asia's first bullet train on Sunday marking a significant milestone by connecting two major cities in the country.

Iraq war was planned way before 9/11 but the bombing gave enough reasons to justify the war

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Scientists make advancements in unraveling the antimatter mystery, a substance that was abundant during the birth of the Universe. Antimatter is the counterpart to regular matter, which comprises stars and planets.

Michael Gambon dies At 82. He had an amazing acting career that took him from Laurence Olivier's National Theatre to The Singing Detective and the Harry Potter pictures.

Lightning strike sparks devastating warehouse explosion in Tashkent, leaving 1 dead and 162 injured, according to official reports from health authorities.

Possible asteroid debris discovered as NASA opens capsule that recently returned to Earth, containing the largest asteroid sample ever collected from space. On Tuesday, NASA reported that upon the initial removal of the lid from the Osiris-REx science canister, they found "dust and debris" on the avionics deck.

Six young activists sue 32 nations in unprecedented climate change lawsuit in the European Court of Human Rights. The groundbreaking lawsuit is against 32 European countries and is set to hear on Wednesday.

After nearly five months, the Hollywood writers' strike is over and ended on Tuesday night when their union's board accepted a contract with studios. This brought the industry at least partly back from a historic stop in production.

Artemis II Space Launch System rocket booster segments arrive at the Kennedy Space Center on September 25. The 10 booster motor segments which will play a crucial role in propelling the Artemis II astronauts on their journey around the Moon were received by NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

Inside the Chaos and Lawlessness of Trump's Final Days in "Enough" by Cassidy Hutchinson, former White House aide unveils.

Russell Brand allegations prompt U.K. police to open sex crimes investigation triggered by news reporting.

Chandrayaan-3 lander reawakening fails after ISRO call goes unanswered as Indian space scientists acknowledge that the chances of India's Moon lander reactivating after enduring a frigid lunar night are dwindling with each passing hour.

Kerry Washington is shocked by the truth about her father. The 46-year-old Scandal star writes in her new book, Thicker Than Water, that she just found out that her father, Earl Washington, is not her actual father. The news sent her on the path she's on now to learn more about herself.

French President Emmanuel Macron made a significant announcement on Sunday, declaring France to end military presence in Niger by end of 2023.

In a devastating incident that has shaken Taiwan, explosion and fire rock golf ball factory in Southern Taiwan, resulting in multiple casualties.

NASA confirms the return of Bennu asteroid samples after seven years in space. The small capsule, roughly the size of a microwave oven, touched down safely on Sunday morning, drawing cheers from an enthusiastic crowd.

The big movie and TV studios call their "best and final offer" to the striking writers on Saturday. This gives a lot of people hope that talks to end the strike, which has been going on for months, will lead to a deal this weekend.

Poland halts weapon supplies to Ukraine amid diplomatic dispute over grain exports. Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki emphasized that Poland's focus has shifted towards modernizing its own defense capabilities.

UN chief warns of climate crisis as world leaders convene for climate summit in New York City. During these meetings, they issued warnings about the dangers posed to humanity by fossil fuels.

'Game of Thrones' creator John Grisham, other top US authors sue OpenAI for using their work to train ChatGPT, which they say is a violation of their copyright. Jonathan Franzen, John Grisham, George R.R. Martin, and Jodi Picoult are among the other writers who have sued.

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