Judge blocks Trump's Gaza deportation plan in constitutional clash
A federal judge delivers a crushing blow to Trump's controversial immigration proposal, ruling mass Gaza deportations violate constitutional rights in landmark decision.
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Diddy's 'Freak Parties' Under Federal Scrutiny
Federal prosecutors allege Sean 'Diddy' Combs hosted notorious 'freak parties' with underage girls and drugs as they seek prison time ahead of his sentencing. Explosive court documents reveal shocking details about the music mogul's lifestyle.
US Government Shutdown Looms as Funding Deadline Nears
America faces imminent government shutdown as political deadlock over funding intensifies. Critical services at risk as Trump administration takes hardline stance in budget negotiations.
Trump's 100% Tariff Threat to Australian Industry
Former US President Donald Trump is poised to announce crushing 100% tariffs on Australian aluminium and steel imports if re-elected, dealing a catastrophic blow to a key Australian industry and threatening thousands of jobs.
US Man Charged in DC Court Over Alleged Bomb Plot
David Cassady, a 33-year-old from South Carolina, faces federal charges for allegedly planning to detonate explosives near the US Capitol and target politicians. The investigation revealed online threats and detailed plans.
Man guilty of threatening to assassinate Donald Trump
Ryan Routh convicted on federal charges for making graphic threats against Donald Trump and other officials. The 25-year-old faces up to five years in prison.
Court Upholds Trump Admin's UCLA Funding Cut
A US federal judge has upheld the Trump administration's decision to withdraw funding from UCLA, siding with the government in a pivotal case centred on allegations of antisemitism and free speech violations on campus.
Supreme Court lets Trump fire FTC commissioner
The US Supreme Court has delivered a landmark ruling that empowers former President Donald Trump to dismiss a key FTC commissioner, potentially reshaping American consumer protection and antitrust enforcement.
Australian Native Food Festival Brings Indigenous Cuisine to London
Discover how Australia's ancient native ingredients are taking London by storm at the groundbreaking Australian Native Food Festival, featuring top chefs and Indigenous food leaders.
Kellogg's fined £500k for misleading health claims
Kellogg's Australia has been hit with a hefty A$500,000 fine for making false 'health halo' claims about its breakfast cereals. The Federal Court ruled the company misled consumers about the nutritional benefits of products like Nutri-Grain, Special K, an
Higgins and Sharaz suffer devastating legal blow in defamation case
In a stunning courtroom development, Brittany Higgins and her fiancé David Sharaz have suffered a crushing legal defeat against Senator Linda Reynolds, with a judge delivering a scathing assessment of their defence.
Climate 200 Appoints Kate Hook for Regional Expansion
Climate-focused fundraising group Climate 200 names former independent candidate Kate Hook as its new co-convener, signalling a strategic push to support community-backed independents in regional Australia ahead of the next federal election.
Liberal MPs alarmed by 'disturbing' anti-immigration campaign
Senior Liberal MPs express alarm over an aggressive pre-election anti-immigration campaign, warning it risks damaging social cohesion and party reputation ahead of the federal election.
Trump's Supreme Court challenge over Fed's Lisa Cook
Former President Trump initiates a Supreme Court battle to block the renomination of Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, setting up a major constitutional confrontation over presidential powers and central bank independence.
Alan Jones pleads not guilty to historical sex charges
Veteran Australian broadcaster Alan Jones has formally denied 26 charges of historical sexual abuse dating back to the 1980s. The 82-year-old's case has been adjourned until November.
Powell Warns: High Inflation to Delay Rate Cuts
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell delivers sobering testimony, indicating prolonged high interest rates as inflation proves more persistent than anticipated, sending ripples through global markets.
Australian Music Legend Jon English Dies Aged 73
The entertainment world mourns the loss of Jon English, the trailblazing Australian musician and actor, who has died aged 73. Remembered for his role in 'Against the Wind' and a stellar music career.
Court Upholds Trump's Firing of Fed Governor Lisa Cook
A US appeals court has dismissed Lisa Cook's lawsuit against Donald Trump, ruling the former president had absolute immunity when he fired her from the Federal Reserve Board in 2025. The landmark decision raises serious questions about presidential power
Albanese snaps at Sunrise hosts in heated interview
Australian PM Anthony Albanese snaps at Sunrise hosts Nat Barr and Matt 'Shirvo' Shirley during a live interview, branding a line of questioning 'absolute nonsense' in a tense exchange.
ANZ Bank fined £375k for major governance failures
Australia's ANZ Bank has been slapped with a hefty A$750,000 fine for 'widespread' corporate misconduct and failing to maintain proper share dealing policies for its directors, following a landmark Federal Court ruling.
Texas Judge Mandates AI Disclosure in Court Filings
A US federal judge in Texas has issued a groundbreaking order requiring lawyers to certify they did not use AI programmes like ChatGPT to draft filings without human oversight. The move aims to combat 'hallucinated' fake cases and protect legal integrity.
ICE Agent Shot in Critical Condition in Chicago
A US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent is in critical condition after a targeted shooting in Chicago's West Side. Federal authorities are investigating the brazen daylight attack.
Brisbane man charged with terrorism offences after police raid
Max Belter, a 22-year-old from Brisbane, has been charged with terrorism-related offences following a police raid. The Australian Federal Police allege he was planning a terrorist act and possessed extremist material.
GirlsDoPorn Founder Gets 27 Years for Sex Trafficking
Michael Pratt, the mastermind behind the GirlsDoPorn empire, has been sentenced to 27 years in federal prison for a sophisticated sex trafficking scheme that exploited over 100 young women. The sentencing marks a major victory for justice.
Uni Melb Prof Fights Dismissal in Academic Freedom Case
Professor Eric Descheemaeker argues his controversial emails were protected political speech as a landmark unfair dismissal case unfolds in the Federal Court, testing the limits of academic freedom in Australia.
Federal Agents Raid Chicago Suburb in Major Operation
The Chicago suburb of Evanston was the scene of a significant federal law enforcement operation on Monday, with agents from multiple agencies executing a search warrant at a residential property. The nature of the investigation remains undisclosed as auth
Trump Asks Supreme Court to Cripple FTC Powers
In a landmark legal move, former President Donald Trump is petitioning the Supreme Court to dramatically curtail the powers of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), a case that could permanently alter the US regulatory landscape and empower corporate intere
Olympic Skater Brendan Kerry in Court Over Teen Sex Claims
Exclusive: Brendan Kerry, a three-time Winter Olympian for Australia, has faced a UK court over allegations of a sexual encounter with a teenager. The figure skater's case was heard at Wimbledon Magistrates' Court.
Lehrmann Challenges NACC in Landmark Legal Battle
Bruce Lehrmann mounts unprecedented legal challenge against NACC, alleging procedural unfairness in its corruption investigation. Latest twist in high-profile political scandal.
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