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Ruth E. Carter, who crafted the costumes in “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever,” took home her second Oscar on Sunday. She is the first Black woman to win two Academy Awards as well as the first person to win for both the original and the sequel of a movie. https://t.co/mdwUVnfanD https://t.co/nS7GmEl5Ny

Disgraced paedophile pop star Gary Glitter recalled to prison after breach of his licence conditions https://t.co/AgQAdSIfTM

Illinois enacts mandatory paid leave 'for any reason'

President Biden called efforts to restrict transgender rights in Florida "close to sinful," suggesting federal laws should be passed to protect those rights in all states. https://t.co/kmOxufMEJI

Happening now : Wall of thunder from the Pyrénées to the Czech Republic.

Pritzker Signs Bill Mandating Paid Leave For Nearly All Workers in Illinois

Government races to reassure US that banking system is safe

“I am proud of my daughter” Michelle Yeoh's mother in tears after her daughter's historic Oscar win https://t.co/fNS8b5poiA https://t.co/4anj8o7I9L

Oscar producers are facing backlash for failing to include one of the key stars of Triangle of Sadness, one of the 10 movies that competed for the Best Picture prize, in the annual In Memoriam segment. Charlbi Dean died in August at age 32, just months after the film won the prestigious Palme d'Or award at the Cannes Film Festival. The South African actor died in New York City of bacterial sepsis linked to the removal of her spleen in 2009 following a car accident. Viewers of the telecast were encouraged to visit an In Memoriam section of the Oscars website, where Dean was included. Read more in the link in our bio. (📸: Vittorio Zunino Celotto/Getty Images)

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'Mexico is safer than the U.S.', Mexican president says https://t.co/PPvryvRLLG https://t.co/ydm1sa9ZOx