A federal judge has mandated the immediate reinstatement of an exhibit detailing the lives of nine enslaved people owned by George Washington, which was removed under a Trump executive order. The ruling requires the display to be restored at Washington's
A glove found near Nancy Guthrie's home may provide crucial DNA evidence in the abduction case. The FBI is preparing to enter it into CODIS as the search enters its third week.
Tarique Rahman will be sworn in as Bangladesh's new prime minister after his party's landslide election victory, marking a historic transition following Sheikh Hasina's ouster.
Chadwick Boseman's 2005 play 'Deep Azure', inspired by police brutality, premieres in the UK at Shakespeare's Globe. His brothers discuss his legacy and the play's relevance.
Nationals MP Tim Wilson has been appointed as the shadow treasurer in Angus Taylor's newly announced frontbench lineup, marking a significant shift in the opposition's economic strategy.
Ashley Flynn, a 37-year-old volleyball coach and substitute teacher, was fatally shot during an apparent burglary at her Tipp City home early Monday morning. Her husband and two children were unharmed as police investigate.
Civil society groups and volunteers worldwide are aiding Ukraine by identifying key sanctions targets, from CNC machines to chromium, impacting US and EU policy and Russia's military supply chains.
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor appoints Jacinta Nampijinpa Price as Shadow Minister for Small Business, Skills and Training, marking her political comeback after her 2025 removal.
A disabled University of Michigan student is suing the institution, alleging professors mistook symptoms of her OCD and anxiety for signs of AI-generated work, blocking her graduation.
The Australian Labor Party has sent urgent text messages to supporters requesting donations to extend its online advertising campaign targeting new Opposition Leader Angus Taylor.
The Year of the Horse in 2026 symbolises freedom and ambition, as global communities celebrate Lunar New Year with traditions, foods, and festivities.
Hillary Clinton alleges the Trump administration is slow-walking the release of Epstein files while President Trump claims they exonerate him. The Justice Department insists it has complied with transparency laws.
Former President Donald Trump has publicly criticised Marjorie Taylor Greene, labelling her a 'traitor,' while the ex-congresswoman discloses receiving over 700 death threats following their rift over Epstein documents.
Ukrainian forces recapture 201 sq km in five days, reversing Russian advances as US-brokered peace talks begin in Geneva. Zelensky warns of new Russian strikes on energy infrastructure.
The Year of the Horse in 2026 symbolises freedom and ambition in Chinese zodiac tradition, as global communities celebrate Lunar New Year with diverse customs, foods, and festivities.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confirms Australia will not repatriate 34 women and children from Syria with alleged Islamic State ties, citing legal and moral objections.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has publicly urged Casey Wasserman to resign as chairman of the 2028 Olympics organizing committee following revelations of his flirtatious emails with Ghislaine Maxwell.
The horrific 2000 murder in Aberdeen, NSW, where Katherine Knight killed, beheaded, skinned, and cooked her partner John Price, remains one of Australia's most violent crimes.
In 1967, six cavers drowned in Yorkshire's Mossdale Caverns during a violent flood, marking the worst incident in British caving history. A massive rescue operation failed to save them.
Australian authorities have charged a 52-year-old man after recovering a cache of stolen ancient Egyptian artefacts, including a 2,600-year-old wooden cat figurine and a mummy mask, following a museum robbery in Caboolture.
A transgender woman identified as Robert Dorgan opened fire at a high school hockey match in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, killing two people before turning the gun on herself in a family dispute.
The Simpsons celebrated its 800th episode with a parody of R.E.M.'s 'Everybody Hurts' by Michael Stipe, marking a historic milestone for the long-running animated series.
Former Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs winger Matt Utai was shot outside his Greenacre home. Police are investigating his son's connections to the Alameddine crime family and possible involvement of the 'Coconut Cartel'.
A teacher charged with stabbing his school principal claims mental illness prevents trial. Kim Ramchen, 37, diagnosed with multiple disorders, faces serious charges after alleged violent attack at Keysborough Secondary School.
Thomas Pritzker steps down from Hyatt's board after admitting ties to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, joining other powerful figures facing consequences in the ongoing scandal.
A four-year-old boy's terrifying account of a 'green monster' pointing a gun at him led police to discover his great-grandparents brutally murdered in their Ohio farmhouse.
The Trump administration has introduced a new immigration policy aimed at border security and economic measures to boost domestic industries, sparking debate among lawmakers and analysts.
Natasha Rothwell stunned the audience at the Film Independent Spirit Awards by ignoring the teleprompter to deliver a blunt, foul-mouthed rebuke of ICE, turning a routine presentation into a politically charged moment.
A Utah caregiver faces murder charges after allegedly leaving three disabled patients unattended in his garage for hours, leading to their deaths from suspected carbon monoxide poisoning.
The Australian Education Union has recommended a 30.4-hour job-share model and remote work options for public school teachers in Victoria to address chronic staffing shortages and make the profession more attractive.