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Everything we know about the Johnny Depp, Amber Heard trial so far

The Depp-Heard defamation trial has grabbed international attention as two of Hollywood’s elites air their dirty laundry for the public to bear witness to. Both sides accuse the other of repeated domestic abuse. Here’s what we know so far.

NYT report on pig- heart recipient’s criminal record criticised

The American publication received ire for digging up the past of David Bennett, the first man to receive a pig heart transplant successfully.

How biased was the US media in its coverage of the Jerusalem clashes?

It’s no longer a secret, but a review of some influential American outlets shows that Israel continues to get favourable coverage.

FBI: Capitol rioter hoped to sell Pelosi's laptop to Russia

FBI says Riley June Williams was part of the crowd that stormed Capitol Hill, alleging she stole a laptop from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office and planned to sell it to a Russian spy agency.

Trump takes impeachment victory lap over ‘vicious’ Democrats

US President Donald Trump gathered scores of loyal Republican legislators, his legal team, wife Melania and White House aides in the ceremonial East Room and brandished the front page of The Washington Post reading: "Trump acquitted."

Ankara slams The Washington Post over PKK propaganda

Turkish presidential spokesman says giving space to a PKK leader is no different from a newspaper giving a voice to a member of Al Qaeda or Daesh terrorist organisations.

NZ terror attacks were 'the toxic product of ignorance and hate' - Erdogan

"We must establish that there is absolutely no difference between the murderer who killed innocent people in New Zealand and those who have carried out terrorist acts" in Turkey, Europe, elsewhere - President Erdogan writing in The Washington Post.

‘Hit squad’ left Turkey with Saudi consulate CCTV footage - TRT exclusive

Turkish security sources tell TRT World that footage was taken out of the country on a private jet and a 15-member 'hit squad' was seen going to the Saudi Consul General's residence.

Images indicate North Korea dismantling test site facilities – report

According to a respected think tank, recent satellite imagery shows that work has started on dismantling a building used to assemble space-launch vehicles and a nearby rocket engine test stand at the Sohae Satellite Launching Station.

US police shot and killed nearly 1,000 people in 2017: Report

Black men accounted for 22 percent of all people shot and killed by police in the US where deadly shootings by security forces are far more prevalent than in other developed countries.

UAE source of hacking that sparked Gulf row says Qatar

General Ali Mohammed al Mohannadi, who is heading the investigation into the hacking, told a news conference the "hacking" was undertaken "from two sites in the Emirates."