Iran's foreign minister demands clarification on reports that Saudi Crown Prince privately urged Trump to 'hit Iranians hard' while publicly opposing strikes. Iranian attacks escalate across Gulf region.
Donald Trump publicly revealed details about Florida Representative Neal Dunn's 'terminal' diagnosis during a meandering White House press conference, prompting House Speaker Mike Johnson to note the information 'wasn't public'.
A California highway patrol officer faces second-degree murder charges after a high-speed crash that led to four deaths, with prosecutors alleging he fled the scene without aiding victims.
The US Supreme Court will consider arguments to terminate Temporary Protected Status for Haitians and Syrians, following earlier rulings that lifted protections for 600,000 Venezuelans.
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US Central Command reveals at least 200 American service members injured in Operation Epic Fury, with 13 fatalities and over 1,300 Iranian casualties reported.
Senator John Cornyn and Congressman Greg Casar debate TSA pay outside Austin airport as the DHS shutdown enters its second month, causing long lines and unpaid workers.
Donald Trump postpones Beijing visit due to Iran conflict, while VP JD Vance dismisses reports of skepticism over US-Israeli military actions in a show of unity.
Leqaa Kordia, a 33-year-old pro-Palestinian activist from the West Bank, has been released on $100,000 bond after spending a year in ICE custody despite multiple court rulings for her release.
Russia has agreed to stop enlisting Kenyan citizens to fight in Ukraine following diplomatic talks in Moscow. Kenyan officials estimate over 1,000 nationals were sent to the frontlines.
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Donald Trump declares he can do 'anything I want' with Cuba as US oil blockade causes total power blackout, amid negotiations demanding regime change.
US President Donald Trump threatens NATO allies with dire consequences if they refuse to help reopen the vital Strait of Hormuz, closed by Iran following US-Israeli attacks. European nations reject military involvement.
Lawyers for alleged Bondi beach gunman Naveed Akram argue his family members' identities must be suppressed due to death threats and harassment since the December shootings.
The Albanese Labor government is considering changes to the 50% capital gains tax discount, sparking debate over its effects on housing affordability and the economy. Analysis shows it benefits wealthy investors disproportionately.
A humorous social media video featuring Victorian Liberal leaders in mock Commonwealth Games events has gone viral, sparking discussions about party unity ahead of the state election.
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Iran's threats to close the Strait of Hormuz, a vital oil chokepoint, are causing global economic chaos and raising questions about the sustainability of the US-Israel war on Iran.
The Strait of Hormuz, a critical oil chokepoint, faces threats from Iran amid US-Israel conflict, risking global economic chaos and higher costs for consumers worldwide.
Kouri Richins was convicted of aggravated murder for poisoning her husband with fentanyl while deeply in debt and writing a children's book on grief.
The Queensland government has reversed a secret policy requiring all native title claims to be contested in court, following federal court scrutiny over halted negotiations with Cape York traditional owners.
The V-Dem Institute reports the US has lost its liberal democracy status, with unprecedented democratic backsliding and autocratisation trends spreading globally.
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Elon Musk's 2025 Doge initiative aimed to transform US government through gaming culture, AI automation, and data centralization, blending tech startup methods with political restructuring.
Afghan officials claim a Pakistani military strike targeted a drug treatment facility in Kabul, killing 400 patients. Pakistan denies hitting civilian targets, escalating regional tensions.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson updated her register after Guardian questions revealed undeclared flights on Rinehart-owned aircraft, raising Senate rule violations.
A regional New South Wales council has abandoned its controversial proposal to ban Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags, following overwhelming public opposition. However, due to procedural issues, the flags were temporarily removed from the chambe
An Uber driver is suing Queensland police for discrimination after racist remarks were caught on body-worn camera, sparking distress in the Indian community and calls for police reform.
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As drones and missiles strike Dubai, Doha, and other Gulf cities, the region's carefully cultivated image of security and opulence faces unprecedented challenges, with economic and social consequences unfolding.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers signals significant changes to the capital gains tax discount following a parliamentary inquiry that found it fuels housing inequality. The reforms could reshape Australia's property investment landscape.
FCC Chair Brendan Carr's threats to revoke broadcaster licenses over 'fake news' align with Trump's attacks on press freedom, risking a state-controlled media model akin to Iran's state TV.
Donald Trump relied on an early, unverified US intelligence assessment to blame Iran for a deadly school strike, which was quickly dismissed. The missile was later confirmed to be a US Tomahawk, raising questions about intelligence oversight.
An airstrike targeted a drug rehabilitation hospital in Kabul, Afghanistan, on Tuesday, resulting in hundreds of fatalities. Afghan officials have accused Pakistan of carrying out the attack, a claim that Islamabad has firmly denied. This incident occurre
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Young Mongolian politicians, including former deputy speaker Bulgantuya Khürelbaatar, face up to 20 years in jail for a parliamentary vote demanding the prime minister's resignation, sparking fears of authoritarianism.
