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Britain's Emma Raducanu is below-par in an Australian Open second-round defeat by Austria's Anastasia Potapova.

The only people who think murderers and drug dealers are "our neighbors" are the people who don't have to live next door to them.

The MAGA loyalist said he could and would “drive a Mack truck through the 22nd Amendment” of the US Constitution, which forbids a person being elected president more than twice, to keep Trump in power.

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said she disagrees with former first lady Michelle Obama's claim that America is not ready for a woman president.

Sony is spinning off its Bravia TV business to TCL through a 51% stake sale, marking a major industry shift as Sony pivots toward entertainment IP and TCL gains a premium global brand.

The gang of burglars would carry out surveillance of homes before breaking in, and they made sure to strike only in the dark.

Researchers say combined effect of sleep, physical activity and diet larger than sum of individual behaviours

A small group of tech workers, including Google and Amazon employees, signed a petition calling on CEOs to speak out against the federal agency.

The Grand Slam legend couldn't hide his revulsion when he appeared on Channel Nine with Andy Lee.

This beautiful town gets 573 hours more sunshine a year than the UK average

The runner has also been banned from taking part in future events

Watch the match highlights between Jaime Faria & Andrey Rublev in Round 2 of the 2026 Australian Open.

"I just was like, I don't know how to be a mom, and I thought it would just come, because everyone tells you that," singer Anne-Marie said.

Give them the full J6 treatment.

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Political editor David Maddox was in the Oval Office when Trump gave his blessing for the Chagos deal, but now the US president has changed his mind as the row over Greenland spirals out of control

Employment experts say the rise of AI has sparked an increase in job applications from people who aren’t suitably qualified.

The order comes with a carveout: build-to-rent properties that were designed to be rental communities will not be affected.

Coca-Cola CEO James Quincey said customers might see fiber creep into the company's drinks this year.

The prime minister says Australians will be safer after gun and hate reforms passed in a late-night emergency sitting of parliament on Tuesday. But how will the laws function?

Judges, prosecutors need backbones.

How can afford massive new defense outlays when the nation is so far in debt?

A Texas jury is expected to hear closing arguments and begin deliberations in the trial of a former Uvalde, Texas, school police officer

A sea of dysfunction.