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'Hunted like animals': inside Trump’s war on the people who build America

Lorenzo Salgado Araujo was a house framer before he was killed by ICE agents. Countless other Latino builders in Texas live in fear of a similar fate

AI and jobs: The hot new topic for central bankers

As competition for capital grows, central bank policymakers and researchers are scrutinizing the consequences of artificial intelligence on jobs.

Roberts-Smith Accuses Media of ‘Grotesque Manipulation’ as He Breaks His Silence

Australian war hero Ben Roberts-Smith says there has been 'grotesque manipulation of a narrative' regarding his time in Afghanistan.

U.S. Treasury yields may be poised for a breakout with Fed meeting as catalyst, says BMO

U.S. Treasury yields could be poised for a breakout ahead of the Federal Reserve's Oct. 28 policy meeting, according to BMO Capital Markets.

Australia Signs New Defence Pact With Timor-Leste

The deal comes two months after China’s defence minister visited Timor-Leste for the first time, with Beijing seeking to deepen military cooperation.

Female Life on Planet Earth by Laleh Khadivi review

A woman living in California discovers her mother may have been a merciless enforcer of the Islamic revolution, in an intriguing novel of inheritance and identity

'I wanted to create the female version of a man’s suit': how Roland Mouret’s Galaxy dress took over the world

One the most famous dresses of this century, it was worn by royalty and A-list celebrities in the noughties. Its latest fans are Maga women. Here, the designer, and former mentor to Victoria Beckham, reveals the story behind it

Take a stroll between Japan’s past and present

Giada Ripa’s ambitious project combines archive photography from the 1860s, a modern dominatrix – and the story of a relative who became a muse to 19th-century artists and intellectuals

10 Nighttime Attractions Around the UK This Autumn

The clocks go back this weekend, so embrace the longer nights with these family-friendly activities and events, from a stargazing festival to moonlit crazy golf

Inside the Paris Courthouse, Where France Is Trying Its Riot Suspects

Four days after the worst unrest in years, Paris judges are working through hundreds of cases as politicians argue over who the rioters really are.

Airbnb guests freed from chores involving ‘significant effort’ under new global rules

Accommodation platform acts after long-standing guest complaints over doing dishes, taking out rubbish and stripping beds

Oil prices jump on Middle East worries as U.S., Israel reportedly weigh fresh Iran strikes

The Middle East conflict could flare up again as the U.S. reportedly plans to resume strikes against Iran.