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After a brutal winter, many cities are facing the same problem: Potholes

Biting sub-zero temperatures across the U.S. this winter have left a mess on the roads. Josh Marcus reports on the hasty clean-up - and who’s bringing out the ‘pothole killer’

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‘My son went to a party two years ago and didn’t come home – every day is a struggle but I won’t give up hope’

Jack O’Sullivan’s family have been left with ‘no idea’ what happened to him and are ‘desperate’ for answers

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Hegseth’s latest purge of top generals is down to his ‘paranoia’ over fears of losing his own job, report claims

Republicans have been praising the service of Army Chief of Staff Gen. Randy George after he and others were apparently forced out by the Defense Secretary

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Iran-US war latest: Trump confirms rescue of second American airman from downed fighter jet in Iran

Race to find second crew member had been going on since the F-15 was shot down on Friday

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Trump won’t say what US will do if missing pilot in Iran is harmed: ‘We hope that’s not going to happen’

EXCLUSIVE: The president speaks to The Independent as search-and-rescue efforts continue after the shooting-down of an American fighter over Iran

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Oracle reveals who it laid off at company - and it’s the latest AI alarm for white-collar workers

Oracle sent lay-off notices via email at 6 a.m. local time Tuesday to employees in Canada, India, Mexico, and the U.S.

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Father and son incinerated after ‘self-driving’ Tesla suddenly slammed into tree, lawsuit says

Exclusive details: ‘It has been a struggle for [our client] to even talk about it enough for us to be able to file this lawsuit on her behalf,’ attorney Quinton Seay told The Independent

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I’ve sold homes in Manhattan for 20 years. Here’s 7 things sellers must do before listing

Nikki Beauchamp, a senior global real estate advisor and associate broker at Sotheby’s, knows a thing or two about selling homes in one of the world’s most competitive markets - New York City. She shares with The Independent the tricks of the trade to seal the deal on a sale

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Border Patrol left refugee in ‘hostile environment’ before he died in the cold, family attorney says

Nurul Amin Shah Alam’s death on the streets was ruled a homicide. Officials are demanding answers and accountability

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Blake Lively pledges to continue Justin Baldoni lawsuit after harassment setback

Three of Lively’s original 13 claims will proceed to trial

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Epstein survivors call Pam Bondi’s firing ‘karma’ but worry it’s just Trump being ‘performative’

Victims of the well-connected sex offender say that Bondi showed ‘she does not care’ about their plight

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The Pitt breaks fans’ hearts after announcing season 3 will lose fan-favorite character

Third season of the Emmy-winning medical drama is expected to premiere in January 2027

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The smart money moves that can help you escape debt sooner

The right frame of mind is an integral part of paying off debt, experts say

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DOJ tells Trump he doesn’t have to follow law requiring him to turn over all presidential records

President Donald Trump was previously indicted for retaining classified records at Mar-a-Lago after leaving office, though the case was later dropped

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Turnstile guitarist Brady Ebert charged with attempted murder after alleged attack on bandmate’s father

‘We have no language left for Brady,’ the band said

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‘You have just minutes to respond’: How crisis expert would react to Scott Mills scandal

A crisis management expert tells The Independent just how the BBC should have responded to the Scott Mills’ scandal

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Grassroots venues call Labour rates relief ‘token gesture’ amid fight for survival

As Labour’s 15 per cent rates relief for pubs and music venues comes into effect, some venue managers say it’s not enough to curb the threat faced by many of the UK’s vital music hotspots.

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What in God’s name is Pete Hegseth doing in Iran? Religious framing of war is ‘unlike anything we’ve seen,’ experts say

IN FOCUS: ‘He's making it clear that this is Jesus versus Muhammad,’ the founder of a religious freedom advocacy group tells Brendan Rascius, while a former US ambassador calls Hegseth’s war religiosity ‘performance art’

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Everest guides accused of poisoning foreign climbers to force fake rescues in $20m scam

Investigators say more than 4,700 climbers affected by the scandal between 2022 and 2025

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What if the Supreme Court ends birthright citizenship? A logistical nightmare for all parents in the US

Any U.S. parent who wants their child to recieve citizenship would first have to prove their own citizenship under the president’s proposed executive order

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Can you get a car loan with bad credit? Here’s what lenders look for

‘A score is a snapshot in time; it doesn't define the person, it's only their credit profile in that moment in time,’ one expert said

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Terrified shoppers including pregnant woman shelter in stores while teenagers cause mayhem in Clapham

Videos on social media appear to show young people causing chaos in Clapham in recent days

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Your credit score could decide your mortgage. Here’s what you should know

Moving up from one tier to another can have a significant impact on rates for some borrowers

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The country that could be the first to run out of fuel due to US-Iran war

Bangladesh, a country of 175 million people that relies heavily on imports for its energy needs, is imposing fuel rationing and closing universities as anxiety grows over reserves running out altogether. Alisha Rahaman Sarkar reports

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US scientists are escaping to Norway because of Trump’s anti-climate agenda, minister says

Exclusive: At least 23 research scientists have left the US for Norway in the wake of Trump returning to office, including to six pioneering climate programmes

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