Category: 4. World

From a nailbiting mission over Iraq in RAAF’s recent history to thoughtful portraits of the people of Air Force to a whimsical late entry that lends a bit of Christmas spirit, Air Force News Editor Evana Ho takes a…

Deputy US attorney general Todd Blanche said on Sunday that removing photos from the Jeffrey Epstein files release, including one of Donald Trump, had “nothing to do” with the president, as the justice department restored an image it had…

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Austria has extended border controls with neighboring European Union (EU) countries until June 2026 as part of its effort…

WASHINGTON – Tensions in the Republican Party over controversies related to criticism of Israel and antisemitism were on full display at Turning Point USA’s annual conference in Arizona over the weekend. The organization, which advocates for…

NSW will be home to the toughest gun laws in Australia before Christmas with legislation likely to be fast-tracked through parliament.

The Terrorism and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2025 will have bipartisan support in the wake of the terror…

A former friend of the man accused in the deadly Brown University shooting and and alleged killing of an MIT professor described him as a “socially awkward” person who showed signs of anger during their time on the campus in Providence,…

The US coastguard stepped up its enforcement of a blockade on Venezuelan oil on Sunday by trying to board a sanctioned tanker in the Caribbean.

The coastguard was pursuing the tanker Bella 1, a sanctioned and unregulated vessel en route to…

The city and village council elections in May will also be held independently of the presidential race for the first time, a change that further distinguishes them from previous electoral cycles.

City council contests are significant to political…