Tens of thousands attend new march in Hong Kong
Tens of thousands of people took to the streets in Hong Kong on Sunday dressed in black to demand the city's embattled leader steps down, a day after she suspended an extradition bill in a dramatic...
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Trump calls London mayor a 'disaster' after killings
Trump calls London mayor a 'disaster' after killings
US President Donald Trump once again criticised London Mayor Sadiq Khan on Saturday, saying he is a "disaster" and will "only get worse" after three people were slain in the city in less than 20 hours.
Sydney high-rise evacuated after cracks, movement
Sydney high-rise evacuated after cracks, movement
Residents of a Sydney apartment complex are "homeless" after ongoing and persistent cracking forced the building's evacuation.
Fugitive ex-priest to face child sex charges
Fugitive ex-priest to face child sex charges
A fugitive former Catholic priest who fled to Italy and vanished after being indicted on child sex charges in Arizona in 2003 has been found and returned to Arizona, authorities said on Friday.
Hong Kong leader suspends extradition bill after mass protests
Hong Kong leader suspends extradition bill after mass protests
Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam has indefinitely delayed a proposed law to allow extraditions to mainland China, in a dramatic retreat after widespread anger over the bill sparked violent protests in the Asian finance hub.
Green light for Queensland mega mine
Controversial Aussie mega mine gets green light
Adani has declared it's full steam ahead for its controversial mega coal mine after the Queensland government issued the final approval needed to begin construction.
Nearly 30 years on, Swiss women to strike again
Nearly 30 years on, Swiss women to strike again
Women from across Swiss society will take to the streets for a nationwide strike aimed at highlighting the country's poor record on defending the rights of women and families.
Boris bolts ahead, rivals may join forces
Boris bolts ahead, rivals may join forces
Brexiteer Boris Johnson has surged closer to power, winning by far the most support to replace Prime Minister Theresa May. But rival candidates may be forming an alliance against him.
US blames Iran for tanker attacks
US blames Iran for tanker attacks
The US has blamed Iran for attacks on two oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman that drove up oil prices and raised concerns about a new US-Iranian confrontation.
Sanders leaving White House: 'I've loved every minute'
Sanders leaving White House: 'I've loved every minute'
White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders, a fierce loyalist of President Donald Trump, will leave her job at the end of the month to return to her home state of Arkansas.
Trump: Nothing wrong with accepting dirt from foreign govts
Trump: Nothing wrong with accepting dirt from foreign govts
President Donald Trump says he sees nothing wrong in accepting damaging information on a US political opponent if it were offered to his re-election campaign by a foreign government.
Cohen's love letters to Marianne fetch $1.3m
Cohen's love letters to Marianne fetch $1.3m
A collection of love letters written by singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen to the woman who inspired So Long, Marianne has sold for $1.3 million, with many going for more than five times their estimates.
Second Ebola patient dies in Uganda
Second Ebola patient dies in Uganda
A second patient affected with the deadly Ebola virus in Uganda has died in the current outbreak, a health ministry official said on Thursday.
Attack on tankers in Gulf of Oman
Attack on tankers in Gulf of Oman
Two oil tankers were hit in suspected attacks in the Gulf of Oman and the crews have been evacuated, a month after a similar incident in which four tankers in the region were struck.
Bond car with gadgets up for sale
Bond car with gadgets up for sale
A 1965 Aston Martin DB5 outfitted with special gadgets for James Bond, such as tire slashers, machine guns and a bulletproof shield, will go up for auction in August.
Aussie govt delays ex-military lawyer's case
Aussie govt delays ex-military lawyer's case
The federal government has delayed a case against a former Australian military lawyer, charged over the leaking of sensitive documents to ABC journalists.
Uneasy calm in Hong Kong after violent protest
Uneasy calm in Hong Kong after violent protest
Hong Kong riot police and protesters are bracing for possible further clashes across the city's financial district after a day of violence over an extradition bill that would allow people to be sent to mainland China for trial.
Dead seals found along warming Arctic Sea
Dead seals found along warming Arctic Sea
At least 60 dead seals have been discovered along beaches of the Bering Sea and Chukchi Sea in northwestern Alaska, and scientists are trying to determine what caused their deaths.
White House says it'll meet deadline for Huawei ban
White House says it'll meet deadline for Huawei ban
The White House says it will meet a two-year deadline to ban federal contracts with companies that do business with Chinese telecom giant Huawei, part of a defence law passed last year, according to a letter seen by Reuters.
Melbourne picked as test site for Uber's flying taxis
Melbourne picked as test site for Uber's flying taxis
Uber Technologies said it will use Australia's second-largest city, Melbourne, as the first international test site for the group's planned flying taxi service.