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US President Joe Biden has labelled Japan, India, China and Russia "xenophobic" countries during a speech at a campaign fundraising event.
The 19th century ban on all abortions has Republicans on the defensive in Arizona, one of a handful of battleground states that will decide the next president.
A 26-year-old police officer is due to face a London court charged with a terrorism offence after he allegedly published an image in support of Hamas.
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Prosecutors in England say two men have been charged with cutting down the beloved 150-year-old Sycamore Gap tree that toppled over on Hadrian's Wall.
King Charles has officially returned to royal duties for the first time since his cancer diagnosis and announced as the new patron of Cancer Research UK.
The King will return to public duties next week with the blessing of his doctors following his cancer diagnosis.
Rudy Giuliani is among 18 people charged over a fake elector plot in Arizona, while former president Donald Trump is labelled an unindicted co-conspirator.
TikiTok could be banned in the United States unless it divests its US assets, after a bill passed the Senate 79 to 18.
The $93 billion set aside for Ukraine comes as the war-torn country desperately needs new firepower and as Russian President Vladimir Putin has stepped up his attacks
For a few years now, countries all over the world have gone viral for selling off abandoned or dilapidated properties for around $1 dollar — an often symbolic price.
The helicopters were training at a naval base for the navy’s 90th anniversary celebrations next month.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers will slash growth forecasts for some of the world’s biggest economies, deeming the outlook ‘fraught and fragile’ after a string of meetings with his global counterparts in the US.
A man has set himself on fire outside the New York City courthouse hosting Donald Trump’s hush money trial.
Indians are set to go to the polls in the first phase of the world's biggest election with Prime Minister Narendra Modi vying for a third term.
Suggestions from Fed chair Jerome Powell that interest rate cuts could take longer than expected has sent jitters across markets and pushed bond yields higher but impact on Australia may be minimal.