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Amazon is investing a billion dollars in new industrial technology, including Digit, a robot working in their Seattle Robotics Research and Development facility. The company hopes to introduce these robots in their warehouses to replace human workers.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Gutteres has warned countries on the Security Council that public order in Gaza is likely to ‘completely break down’ because of Israeli bombardment and lack of essential supplies.

Police in Las Vegas are responding to an active shooter alert at the Las Vegas campus of the University of Nevada.

Two elementary school football teams came together to set up a play to ensure a 12-year-old boy who has autism could score his first touchdown.

The film shows wonderful shots of the "El" elevated railway at Battery Park and crossing Broadway, as well as a number of interesting street scenes of Lower Manhattan, Whitehall Street, Twenty Third Street, the Ghetto Fish Market, street vendors being told to move-on by policemen and much more. It ends with a long shot of a subway train crossing one of New York's many bridges.

Blue whales are making their home in a part of the Indian Ocean where they were wiped out by whaling decades ago. Researchers and filmmakers in the Seychelles captured footage of the whales in 2020 and 2021. But a year of underwater audio recording revealed the animals actually spend months in the region. Scientists think it could be an indicator that they are breeding there. The researchers described the discovery as a "conservation win" after the Soviet whaling fleet decimated the population in the 1960s.

The world's largest crypto currency exchange, Binance, has lost more than $1 billion dollars in the first 24 hours since its founder pleaded guilty to federal money laundering charges. Changpeng Zhao, one of the most influential figures in crypto, could also be facing jail time. The company has been hit by a record fine of more than $4 billion, and since the news broke many customers of Binance have been withdrawing their money from the exchange. The US Justice Department said Binance had helped users bypass sanctions across the world.

Harry Smith joined America's Automotive Trust on their cross-country road trip in vintage station wagons. The group works to preserve historic automobiles and encourage young people to take a look under the hood as they venture through the country to Detroit.

Wonderful London 1930s, we can clearly see what is happening in broad daylight, a various shots of Trafalgar Square and various shots of Picadilly Circus and awesome train shots .

To mark the 60th anniversary of John F. Kennedy’s death, revisit two exclusive BBC interviews with the US president's mother, Rose, who movingly details the family's intense pride and sorrow. The profound loss Rose felt at her son John's death would be reflected by the shock and grief that would play out across the US, to the extent that a whole generation would be able to remember exactly where they were when they heard that he had been shot.

The Binance chief executive, Changpeng Zhao, has resigned after pleading guilty to money laundering violations. He said in a post on X that he “made mistakes” and “takes responsibility” for the charges. The US Justice Department said it was requiring Binance, the largest crypto-exchange in the world, to pay $4.3bn (£3.4bn) in penalties and forfeitures, saying Binance had helped users bypass sanctions across the world.

SpaceX launched its massive Starship rocket in Texas, US, but lost contact after eight minutes of flight. The top part of the rocket - the most powerful ever developed - successfully separated from the booster which then blew up. Contact was then lost with the main rocket. Elon Musk's company still hailed it as a success and the rocket flew further than the failed first attempt in April.

Israel says it will allow two fuel trucks a day to enter the Gaza Strip, after pressure to do so from the US. A US State Department official says around 140,000 litres of fuel will be allowed in every two days. Most of that is intended for trucks delivering aid, as well as supporting the UN in providing water and sanitation, the official said. The rest is for mobile phone and internet services, which had been cut off due to a lack of fuel. But aid agencies have also warned that this is nowhere near enough to run their humanitarian operations, amid growing fears of people starving as they desperately search for food.

Relatives and supporters of hostages who were taken by Hamas on October 7 pushed towards Jerusalem for a fifth day in a march that started in Tel Aviv.

The lives of 40 Indian labourers, who have been trapped in a tunnel for more than 72 hours, hang in the balance as authorities try to rescue them. The workers were building the tunnel in northern Uttarakhand state when a part of it caved in due to a landslide on Sunday. State and federal rescue teams have been using a massive drill to push through the debris to reach the men. Officials have been able to establish contact with the workers.

The UK Supreme Court has ruled the government’s Rwanda asylum seeker scheme is unlawful.

The Israeli military is carrying out a targeted operation at a Al-Shifa hospital, the largest hospital in Gaza city. NBC News' Jay Gray reports from Tel Aviv.

Texas man John Lally has been hailed a hero after saving a Houston police officer from the line of fire during an apparent car-jacking. The suspect fled the scene.

Deadly wildfires ravaged the town of Lahaina on Hawaiian island of Maui in August 2023.

Multiple people have been killed in Israeli strikes near hospitals according to Gazan health officials. NBC News' Jay Gray reports on the latest Israeli military developments in Gaza and on the outbreaks of violence in the West Bank.

Lawmakers on Capitol Hill are attempting to avoid a government shutdown with the deadline for Congress to pass a spending bill to fund the government just one week away. NBC News’ Julie Tsirkin reports on the fast-approaching deadline and how a shutdown could be averted.

The story begins in the late 19th century when Italian-born Ettore Bugatti, a visionary engineer and designer, founded Bugatti in Molsheim, France. The company quickly gained recognition for crafting exquisite horse-drawn carriages known for their artistry and craftsmanship. However, Ettore Bugatti's true passion lay in the pursuit of automotive excellence.

The Israeli military says it now controls the north of the Gaza Strip after intense fighting with Hamas. 50,000 Palestinians fled Gaza City yesterday through evacuation routes after Israel opened a safe passage for a few hours on the road to the south. Meanwhile the French government is holding talks on getting humanitarian aid into Gaza.

Republican presidential candidates Chris Christie, Ron DeSantis, Nikki Haley, Vivek Ramaswamy and Tim Scott discuss the Israel-Hamas war, the Russia-Ukraine war, as well as foreign policy related to Iran and China.

Australian PM Anthony Albanese says there has been "significant progress" in relations with China after talks with President Xi Jinping in Beijing. Mr Albanese, who landed in Shanghai on Saturday, is the first Australian leader to visit China since 2016. The four-day state visit is seen as a key point in thawing relations, after a string of trade and security disputes.