Australia's richest person, Gina Rinehart, used an Anzac memorial speech to call for screening immigrants' social media and criticized government policies on defense, veterans, and education.
Celebrating its centenary, Route 66 remains an iconic American road trip, from Chicago to Santa Monica, with neon signs, diners, and roadside attractions.
A shooting at the White House correspondents' dinner led to Trump's evacuation. Suspect in custody, motive under investigation.
A family devastated by a toddler's brain tumor diagnosis faced EasyJet's refusal to refund or credit flights for 14 stag party guests, causing additional stress.
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In Tehran, the Guardian spoke to six Iranians about how the war is transforming their feelings toward the regime and their country's future.
A 51-year-old man arrested on suspicion of arson after fire at LGBTQ+ nightclub Pink Punters near Milton Keynes; owner vows to rebuild.
A gunman was arrested after firing shots at the White House correspondents' dinner. Guests panicked as security protocols are questioned. Our bureau chief recounts the chaos.
David Smith recounts the panic at the White House correspondents' dinner after gunshots were fired. Suspect Cole Tomas Allen was arrested with knives and guns.
Musk's lawsuit accuses Altman of betraying OpenAI's non-profit founding mission. OpenAI counters that Musk is 'motivated by jealousy' as trial starts in California.
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Senior Labour figures reject Conservative calls for a new investigation into Starmer's statements on Mandelson's appointment, calling it a political stunt before local elections.
The alleged gunman who tried to storm the White House correspondents' dinner is expected in federal court, facing charges including attempted assassination of President Trump.
G7 central banks are expected to keep borrowing costs unchanged amid concerns over inflation from the Iran war, with warnings of prolonged conflict risks.
Mali's defence minister Sadio Camara was killed in a car bomb attack on his residence during coordinated assaults by insurgents including the al-Qaida affiliate JNIM.
An anti-immigration group claims it did not organize booing at Anzac Day ceremonies despite a post asking 'how loud will you be'. The booing of Indigenous elders sparked debate.
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Senator Helen Polley accidentally included a raunchy rap song in her Anzac Day tribute video, which has since been deleted.
Former Israeli PM Naftali Bennett and centrist Yair Lapid announce merger to challenge Benjamin Netanyahu in upcoming elections.
A shooting at the White House correspondents' dinner has sparked debate over security protocols, with the suspect allegedly mocking the lack of security in a manifesto.
Jason Stanley argues that US media omits Israel's influence on Trump's Iran war decision due to fear of antisemitism claims, which he says is itself antisemitic and dangerous.
A DNA milestone could allow the US to disinter unidentified USS Arizona crew members from Pearl Harbor, as enough family samples have been collected to identify at least 60% of them.
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Small US towns elect animals as mayors, raising funds and attracting tourists. From dogs to horses, these leaders charm communities despite lacking real power.
Democrats increasingly use profanity to appear authentic, but analysis shows it may backfire. Swearing less popular figures like Bernie Sanders suggest vulgarity signals inauthenticity.
Valentina, 16, faces her mother Ivonne's third imprisonment for drug offenses in Ecuador. Their story highlights the trauma of family separation and the cycle of poverty driving women to crime.
Former PM Kevin Rudd says climate policies must deliver tangible benefits like lower prices and jobs, or Australians will dismiss them as 'bullshit'. He cites Trump's cuts as cautionary.
A bomb blast on Colombia's Pan-American Highway killed 20 and injured 36, blamed on Farc dissidents. The attack comes ahead of May presidential elections amid rising violence.
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The US Supreme Court hears a case on glyphosate, the weedkiller in Roundup, which could limit consumers' ability to sue for failure to warn of product risks.
Shada Islam argues that racist, anti-migrant narratives once pushed by Viktor Orbán are now embedded in EU policies, from border control to foreign affairs.
Mali reels from coordinated attacks by jihadists and separatist rebels who seized towns, killed the defence minister and military intelligence chief, and forced Russian-backed forces to withdraw from a key city.
Robert Reich argues Clarence Thomas has surpassed Samuel Alito as the worst Supreme Court justice, citing his recent speech condemning progressivism, ethical breaches, and partisan rulings.
An Indian family of four detained at Dilley ICE facility faces health issues, poor food, and educational neglect, raising concerns about child welfare.
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Teatro La Fenice cancels all collaborations with Beatrice Venezi after she accused the orchestra of nepotism, sparking months of protests.
