Why one Republican won a redrawn Texas district despite blue tsunami
Republican redistricting largely backfired in Texas and beyond, but one redrawn district delivered for the party.
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Two Iowa families donated adjoining properties worth 21 acres in the US, turning privately owned land into a public recreation area while giving local wildlife a protected natural space
In Pocahontas County, Iowa, two neighbouring parcels of land have found a new purpose through a donation that will keep them available for wildlife and
An inventor in 1870 secretly built a 312-foot air-powered subway beneath New York's Broadway; 400,000 people rode its single-car train in the first year, but the project disappeared from city’s history
In 1870, New York City witnessed a unique experiment in public transport when inventor Alfred Ely Beach secretly constructed an underground railway
Bristol then and now: The Old Vic, SS Great Britain and Blitz
An interactive gallery showing how Bristol has changed over the past century.
Trump-Kim reset after midterm blow? Why North Korea may hold the cards
US President Donald Trump could turn his attention to North Korea in search of foreign policy victories after Republicans suffered a major setback in the
Former pro-democracy lawmaker sentenced to 12 1/2 years in Macao’s first national security case
The arrest last year of Au Kam San, 69, was the first publicly known prosecution under the Chinese territory’s national security law since it was enacted in 2009.