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President Donald wants to ‘substantially reduce’ joint military exercises with South Korea, citing his ‘very good relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.’

Journalists say the President broke a cardinal pact when he switched planes last month.

A little more than a week after he resigned amid accusations of plagiarism, Jason Arday’s death has ignited a culture-war firestorm about diversity in academia.

THE WASHINGTON POST: America’s ambassador to the EU said Brussels needs to relax rules designed to protect the environment and human rights, linking the US’s demands to a trade agreement struck last year.

Karoline Leavitt announces she will leave her post at the end of August to spend more time with her young family.

For years, the Pacific islands managed to persuade more powerful allies that climate change was the region’s defining security challenge and pushed them to act. That may change.

The US consumer price index rose at a 3.4 per cent annual pace in the year ending in July, down slightly from 3.5 per cent in June, according to new Labor Department data.

Canine brains might have a deeper understanding of human emotions than you might think, a new study suggests.

With less than three months before critical elections in the US and Israel, President Donald Trump and Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu are being pulled in opposite directions by their own domestic politics.

THE WASHINGTON POST: Rescuers are racing to find survivors trapped under the rubble of collapsed buildings after a 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck western Colombia.

Authorities have not said who organized a suspicious border breach in Ceuta, a Spanish exclave in North Africa. Social media posts in Morocco are urging another push.

Another wave of intense heat is set to sweep across an already parched Europe this week, raising wildfire risks, threatening crops and drying watersheds feeding the region’s critically low rivers.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected a US-backed plan Sunday for Hamas to lay down its weapons in Gaza in exchange for Israeli withdrawal from the territory.

THE WASHINGTON POST: The war on Iran is hitting US partners Australia and NZ among those racking up billions of dollars in higher fuel import costs after prices spiked with the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

A trio of new airlines are eyeing Australia in what’s shaping up to be the biggest assault on the national carrier.

THE WASHINGTON POST: President Donald Trump’s frustration over the Iran war boiled over last week, where he demanded answers from Pete Hegseth on why he had apparently been misled on munitions shortages.

Governments will be pressed at the UN climate conference to boost demand for carbon credits and unlock billions of dollars for developing economies to tackle reducing emissions, according to the summit’s host.

Ukrainian forces fail to stop Russian missiles during latest barrage — in what the president says is a direct consequence of a drop in supplies from allies.