A One Nation staffer was hospitalized with a broken rib after being assaulted at the Royal Queensland Show. Political leaders condemn the attack as unacceptable political violence.
An 18-year-old man accused of kicking two young boys in Canberra was denied bail. Court heard he had a "fixation on little people," raising community safety concerns.
A NSW parliamentary inquiry is investigating tips about Ivan Milat-linked properties overlooked in 1994. Families of missing persons hope new searches will reveal connections to unsolved cases.
Russia summons Japan’s envoy after Putin’s visit to the disputed island chain, escalating a long-running territorial dispute.
The U.S. threatens additional tariffs on Canada as negotiations continue, escalating pressure on Canadian industry and jobs.
After hundreds died in boat strikes, the Trump administration seeks deals to extend lethal operations to land in Latin America.
Kremlin critic Alexei Gorinov is sentenced to 11 years after renewed charges tied to dissent against Russia’s Ukraine war.
Iran’s IRGC leadership says it’s ready for any action if the U.S. moves to ground operations, as the MoU ends.
Iran’s vice president says a $170M VPN market lacks visibility on recipients, but experts suspect government-connected firms.
A U.S. general will oversee Hamas weapon handovers to Gaza’s technocratic authorities and the International Stabilization Force.
Smotrich argues Israel must target Hamas leadership through assassination, saying negotiations are futile and dangerous.
Likud begins primaries to set its candidate list ahead of Israel’s general elections, with internal disputes shaping outcomes.
Donald Trump suggested the U.S. could claim the Strait of Hormuz as territory after defeating Iran, raising questions about international law and diplomacy.
Families of USS Lincoln crew members criticize Donald Trump over poor living conditions on the ship, highlighting concerns about military welfare.
Hate crime charges were filed against a man who attacked congregants at Central Synagogue in Manhattan, sparking outrage and calls for security.
The Iranian Embassy claimed Karoline Leavitt resigned due to a decoy plane "betrayal," but evidence suggests she was not on the flight and her exit was routine.
President Trump accused the National Trust for Historic Preservation of revealing military secrets in its lawsuit over the White House ballroom project.
Donald Trump blamed vandals for dead grass on the National Mall, site of his July 4 event. Critics argue the damage resulted from event infrastructure and crowd traffic, sparking a debate on accountability.
Court documents reveal that VSU shooting suspect Camron Harris sent Instagram messages stating he was looking for a gun. The digital evidence supports charges of premeditated violence against five victims.
A new poll shows Democrat David Crowley leading Republican Tom Tiffany 48% to 44% in the Wisconsin governor’s race. The lead is driven by support from independent voters.
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear says he has received no response from Senator Mitch McConnell regarding his health. The silence has sparked debate about transparency and the Senator’s capacity to serve.
Andrea Sampson, a former Anoka County assistant attorney, faces 26 felony charges for allegedly running a sex trafficking ring. The case has shocked the local legal community and highlighted issues of exploitation.
Tensions rise as Iran warns of a new offensive and the US refuses to extend the current ceasefire. Negotiations have stalled, raising fears of renewed conflict in the Middle East.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration will not attend a City Council hearing on the pied-à-terre tax. The move heightens tensions amid legal challenges and confusion over the policy’s rollout.