Iran's hardened, fanatical generals are tormenting Trump, out-trolling the master troller, and viciously mocking the president as a Bibi puppet who wants to distract from the Epstein files.
Palestinians voted in the first elections held in part of Gaza in more than two decades, while tens of thousands of Palestinians cast ballots in the Israeli-occupied West Bank.
A small crowd gathered for a memorial in Washington DC to honour Giuffre, who accused the late American financier Jeffrey Epstein of trafficking her to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor when she was 17.
The local EV brands have showcased their AI chops at China's annual car show in Beijing. And with many of these vehicles ready to land in Australia, there is one issue that's slipping through the cracks.
With a stranglehold on Iran's economy, the US president is in a strong position to wait it out. But he doesn't have the patience for that, and neither do Americans.
In a move that goes far beyond Australian measures, anyone 17 or under in the UK will be banned from buying cigarettes or vapes for life despite warnings the move will encourage the black market.
Gannon Ken Van Dyke was part of the operation to capture the Venezuelan president and is accused accessing classified information to make money on prediction market site Polymarket.
The prince arrived with no public notice to address the Kyiv Security Forum, where he said he was speaking as a former soldier rather than a political figure and called for American leadership to end the war.
The trip came as Ukraine vowed it would not give up a "single millimetre” of its territory and landed a long-promised $147 billion European funding boost to help drive back Russia's forces.
Donald Trump said the US military would act with "no hesitation” after Iran seized two ships in the waterway amid continued deadlock over efforts to end the two-month war.
The departure of the navy chief who last October mentioned "ambiguities” in the AUKUS pact is suspected to stem from disagreements over submarine building.
In the first public revolt from within government ranks, backbencher Jonathan Brash said he was "fed up to the back teeth of this psychodrama in Westminster”.
In my first life there at 22 I could, apparently, pass for either Britney Spears or Anna Kournikova to a Japanese eye. It sounds strange, but being visibly "other” gave me relief.
The US president said he had acceded to a request from Pakistani mediators to maintain the fragile truce as officials grappled with mixed messages from Iran.
An explosive article about FBI director Kash Patel's alleged drinking exploits – which he strongly denies – has raised fresh questions about the conduct of some others at Donald Trump's side.
US Indo-Pacific commander Samuel Paparo said submarine rotations to HMAS Stirling could begin immediately, appearing to dispel claims that Australia is behind on preparatory work.
Prosecutors believe the chatbot advised what type of gun and ammunition to use before the deadly shooting, sparking a rare criminal investigation into the AI app.
Vice Admiral Robert Gaucher, appointed to lift lagging submarine production, acknowledged the construction rate was "still not where it needs to be” to meet AUKUS commitments.
Iran is willing to compromise on its nuclear enrichment program, but it will not agree to give up its medium-range ballistic missiles or its ability to control the Strait of Hormuz.
President Donald Trump says Vice President JD Vance is preparing to fly to Pakistan for further discussions with Iran despite continuing uncertainty and significant hurdles.
US negotiators led by Vice President JD Vance are set to leave for peace talks with Iran in Pakistan, but the future of the negotiations remains in doubt.
On a dramatic day for the White House, FBI director Kash Patel sued over an article that portrayed him as MIA and a problem drinker, while Donald Trump's labour secretary quit amid a misconduct investigation.
With two days left before the 10-day ceasefire between US, Iran and Israel expires, US President Donald Trump and the Iranian regime are not on the same page on the next round of negotiations.
Prominent psychologist commentator Jordan Peterson is suffering from a debilitating neurological condition brought about by medications to treat psychological conditions, according to his daughter.
US forces operating in the Arabian Sea enforced naval blockade measures against an Iranian-flagged cargo vessel attempting to sail toward an Iranian port on April 19.
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is flexing its considerable muscle and consolidating control over the country's military response, as well as its negotiating strategy.
At a news conference outside a home, people audibly gasped and wailed as police revealed 10 people were shot in total, and that the eight dead were children.
The Iranian regime has always seen the nuclear weapon as the ultimate deterrent against foreign aggression. Yet, it had another trick up its sleeve all along.
The US President's latest executive order expedites the review of drugs such as ibogaine, which he said came to his attention partly through the efforts of podcaster Joe Rogan.
With its flotilla of small, fast, agile boats, the naval forces deployed by Iran's Revolutionary Guard still pose a potent threat to shipping on the critical waterway. US warships are not taking them lightly.
President Donald Trump said Iran "can't blackmail" the US over the Strait of Hormuz after Iran reversed course and reimposed restrictions on the critical waterway and ships attempting transit reported attacks.
The US president will read a passage from the Old Testament book of 2 Chronicles, a touchstone for many of his Christian supporters, in the coming America Reads the Bible event.
The US president has declared the Strait of Hormuz is open and that Iran has agreed to all his demands. But the real picture is much more complicated – and there is a wildcard.
Our Europe correspondent joins the euphoric crowds in Budapest's Batthyany Square as they celebrate the ousting of Hungary's hardline leader Viktor Orbán after 16 years.
Nigel Farage, the leader of the Reform UK party, has managed to successfully weaponise the anxiety of voters and put the snap, crackle and pop back into populism.
Trump was re-elected with strong support from white American Catholics. Picking a fight with the pontiff is not in his political or ecclesiastical interest.
In a series of social media posts, Trump foreshadowed a deal with Iran to end the war, including the US taking Iran's highly enriched uranium, and said he had banned Israel from bombing Lebanon any further.
The story of how the US president quadrupled the size of the original proposal for the arch – to 50 per cent taller than Paris' Arc de Triomphe – follows a now-familiar pattern.
After evading earlier capture attempts, the two-year-old wolf, named Neukgu, is back in a South Korean zoo, ending a saga that forced an elementary school to close and spawned a meme coin.
The duke and duchess's visit to Australia was labelled a "quasi-royal” tour. But, while in Melbourne, Canberra and Sydney, Harry and Meghan were not afraid to get personal.
Leo took aim at "the masters of war” who spend billions of dollars on conflict. His unusually forceful remarks came just days after the US president attacked him on social media.
Forty nations will join the call to discuss how to ensure freedom of navigation as US President Donald Trump rails that his allies – including Australia – have let him down.
It's not clear how the agreement, which was announced by US President Donald Trump will work in practice as Israel is fighting the terrorist group Hezbollah, rather than the Lebanese state.
The comments from both leaders underscore the delicate tightrope countries are walking as they grapple with the downstream consequence of US president's Donald Trump's erratic behaviour.
Allies including former House speaker Nancy Pelosi say they knew nothing about the misconduct allegations, with one saying the congressman led a "double life”.
With the initial truce between the parties due to expire next week, there are signs that the next set of negotiations between Iran and the Trump administration could deliver a longer-term solution.
A 14-year-old boy shot and killed eight students and a teacher, and wounded 13 other people, using multiple weapons owned by his ex-police officer father, officials said.
South Africa's first Club Med wants to use nets, but experts say that would kill large numbers of sharks, as well as dolphins, rays, turtles and birds.
US Vice President JD Vance maintains a deal to end the war can be achieved, while President Donald Trump says he would be comfortable walking away right now.
America's evangelical Christian right is offering unprecedented criticism of Donald Trump after he criticised the Pope and depicted himself as a Jesus-like figure.
The 20-year-old was filmed rubbing his eyes and holding his hands behind his head during a livestream alongside fellow looksmaxxer "Androgenic”, who is Australian.
The visit by Charles and Camilla has taken on greater significance given the growing spat between the US president and UK leader Keir Starmer, while the shadow of the Jeffrey Epstein scandal looms.
This masthead asked more than a dozen Republican senators if they had concerns about the US president's stability after he slammed the Pope and likened himself to Jesus.
The US president's verbal assault on Pope Leo XIV, followed by the release of a now-deleted post portraying himself as a Christ-like saviour, has riled the American religious right.
A public inquiry into the 2024 killings of three young girls in the British town of Southport has found that the killer Axel Rudakubana's father and mother failed to raise the alarm.
Crazy like a fox … or just plain crazy? Even some former allies and advisers are now questioning whether the US president has grown increasingly unbalanced.
There's little precedent for such a major operation in recent decades, but previous US Navy actions in the Gulf and elsewhere could provide clues on what will unfold.
The president accused the media of deliberately misconstruing the "blasphemous” meme while he accepted a lunchtime delivery of McDonald's at the Oval Office.
The president said he intended to re-file the lawsuit against The Wall Street Journal over an article that revealed he contributed to a "birthday book” for Jeffrey Epstein in 2003.
Trump continued his threat to attack any Iranian ships that try to enter the Strait of Hormuz, although it was unclear if the blockade he announced on Sunday has officially begun.
Minutes after ranting about Leo being "weak on crime” and "terrible for foreign policy”, the US president posted an AI image of himself as Jesus Christ healing the sick.
Pope Leo XIV said Tuesday that U.S. President Donald Trump's threat to destroy Iranian civilization was "truly unacceptable” and said any attacks on civilian infrastructure violate international law.