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The suspected spy balloon that hovered above the US for several days has been shot down over the sea. But the stakes surrounding the diplomatic incident remain sky high, writes Barbara Miller. → Read More
US President Joe Biden orders the Pentagon shoot down a suspected Chinese spy balloon that had made its way across the country. → Read More
The arrest of a man known as Mas'ud represents a moment of hope for many of the victims' families of the people on board Pan Am Flight 103 — brought down over the Scottish town of Lockerbie — who have long campaigned for justice to be done on American soil. → Read More
Sam Bankman-Fried insists the collapse of $32 billion crypto empire is the result of bad accounting, human error and rotten luck. US authorities say it was a "massive, years-long fraud". → Read More
When Donald Trump announced his first run for president in June 2015, few people took him seriously. In 2022, no-one is laughing but the "billionaire underdog" could be out of tricks, writes Barbara Miller. → Read More
When Hurricane Ian hit, Lonnie Winn turned to Donald Trump for help. Lonnie can't swim and he and his partner decided he should get into a Donald Trump-styled floatie as the water rushed into their home. → Read More
America's mega-drought is revealing natural wonders unseen in decades. But their return from the watery depths heralds a deepening crisis. → Read More
Roberta Hill is a survivor of one of Canada's residential schools for Indigenous children. Some never returned home. → Read More
A man is in custody after a shooting at a supermarket in a predominantly black neighbourhood in New York state that has left at least 10 people dead. → Read More
In a case prosecutors describe as "pulled from the pages of a spy novel", a young couple stands accused of profiting from a brazen cryptocurrency heist and attempting to launder stolen Bitcoin worth billions of dollars. → Read More
Since he took office, Joe Biden has faced new COVID-19 variants, a struggling US economy and a war in Ukraine. These were the biggest moments from his State of the Union address as he laid out his plans for the year ahead. → Read More
It sounds too good to be true: a course of antivirals you can take at home to alleviate your symptoms if you're at risk of a dying or being hospitalised with COVID-19. But the drugs are landing in Australia in the coming weeks. → Read More
A year since she was sworn in as America's first female vice-president, the shine has decidedly worn off as Kamala Harris contends with an exodus of top aides, a lack of progress and a series of missteps, writes Barbara Miller. → Read More
With Omicron sweeping the world, many experts say it's time to dump the cloth mask. The best masks to protect you against the new variant are here, along with what you should if your local pharmacist is out of N95 masks. → Read More
A judge says he will decide "pretty soon" whether a civil sexual assault case against Prince Andrew can continue. Here’s everything we learned from the latest hearing in New York. → Read More
Ghislaine Maxwell's jurors were offered no alternative explanation as to why a seemingly endless stream of young women were guests of the wealthy middle-aged financier and his charming girlfriend, writes Barbara Miller. → Read More
Ghislaine Maxwell’s trial has given the world a glimpse of her deeply weird and luxurious life with Jeffrey Epstein, but the mystery at the core of this saga may never be solved. → Read More
Sixteen months after FBI agents swooped in on her remote hideaway to arrest Ghislaine Maxwell on sex abuse charges, the trial of the British socialite is beginning in New York. Here's what you need to know. → Read More
Jenny Hatch is among more than a million Americans who've lived under strict legal arrangements where their every move was controlled by someone else. Now that the Britney Spears case has shone the spotlight on conservatorships, advocates are pushing for change. → Read More
Thousands of veterans of the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan are coming down with illnesses they link to their exposure to toxins from massive waste sites known as burn pits. → Read More