Police are investigating after a woman was pushed to the ground during a scuffle with volunteers outside a One Nation election event in Ascot Vale, Victoria.
An Australian man faces up to 12 years in an Indonesian prison for alleged drug offenses, highlighting the strict legal penalties in Bali.
A teenage girl faces a murder charge in Washington, D.C., after allegedly pushing a man from a moving Red Line train, resulting in his death.
A contractor admitted that flawed installation, not vandalism by Antifa, caused damage to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, correcting earlier political claims.
U.S. ranchers are expressing concern over President Trump’s plan to import tariff-free beef from Brazil and Argentina, fearing it will hurt domestic producers despite lowering consumer prices.
French officials are investigating a train derailment in Normandy that injured 44 people, suspecting a malicious act after a rail fragment was found on the tracks.
President Trump’s plan to send 500 ACA refund checks in October has sparked debate over whether the timing is administrative or politically motivated ahead of midterms.
Australian crossbench MPs introduced proposed “red lines” legislation to prevent defence exports from being used in potential human rights breaches.
Indigenous leaders condemned Pauline Hanson after the One Nation senator described Indigenous Australians as “the most primitive race on Earth.”
Officials said diplomats may have been targeted in a Russian strike on a train traveling toward Warsaw, raising concerns about escalation.
Polish Foreign Minister Radek Sikorski said NATO could defeat Russia quickly if Moscow attacked, citing the alliance’s overwhelming air-power advantage.
Iran entered Oman talks on Hormuz while hardliners called for leaving the NPT and strengthening nuclear deterrence against foreign pressure.
Dmitry Medvedev warned Lithuania could disappear from the map if Russia responds to a nuclear weapons deployment inside Lithuania itself.
Ottawa is pursuing closer relations with the European Union while emphasizing that deeper cooperation will not compromise Canada’s national sovereignty.
Ukraine’s war effort costs US$190 million daily in 2026, excluding weapons supplied by international partners, according to a budget official.
President Donald Trump urged Volodymyr Zelensky to stop Ukrainian strikes on diesel facilities, warning the attacks are worsening fuel shortages.
A U.S. Southern Command strike on a suspected narco-boat in international Caribbean waters killed 3 people after it ignored warnings, raising legal questions over lethal force in drug interdictions.
Kano police arrested two suspects following the brutal murder of political commentator Ibrahim Dan Shagamu at his home in Kumbotso. Investigators are interrogating the suspects to uncover the motive.
Shalini Thakur, a California mother who had a restraining order against her stalker, was fatally shot in Sacramento, sparking calls for stronger victim protections.
Irish golf fans cheered and chanted "USA" after President Trump announced the removal of tariffs on Irish whiskey during his visit to the Irish Open.
An arrest in the death of a Black woman found hanging in Mississippi has challenged early media narratives of a hate crime, revealing a more complex situation.
A newly unveiled bronze statue of Charlie Kirk at Turning Point USA’s Phoenix headquarters was vandalized with red paint, leading to the arrest of a 19-year-old suspect.
60 Minutes features an Air Force officer’s survival story after being shot down in Iran and a hidden camera investigation into the lucrative business of brokering presidential pardons.
A man has been charged with murder in connection with a fatal shooting in Durham, North Carolina, prompting community mourning and calls for safety.