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Comedy Trio ‘Sooshi Mango’ Calls for Crime Crackdown After Becoming Latest Victims
The trio argue tougher penalties and stricter laws are essential to deter theft and repeat offenders.
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Queensland Police Staffer Charged for Online Posts Praising Bondi Terror Attacks
The 50-year-old man faced court and is being investigated for hate crimes.
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Fears After 12-Metre-Wide Sinkhole Emerges Near Major Tunnel Project
The sinkhole is near tunnel-boring machines working on the $26 billion North East Link.
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Trump Says US Not at War With Venezuela After Maduro’s Capture
The U.S. president said he will be the top person in charge of U.S. actions in Venezuela.
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Trump Optimistic on Bringing Back Venezuela Oil Operations in Under 18 Months
The U.S. president’s optimism depends on investments by U.S. companies, potentially reimbursed by the government or through revenues.
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What to Know About Alvin Hellerstein, the Judge Overseeing Maduro’s Case
The 92-year-old N.Y. jurist handled numerous wrongful death and property lawsuits related to the Sept. 11 attacks.
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Hegseth, Rubio Brief Lawmakers on US Operation in Venezuela
House Speaker Mike Johnson told reporters after the briefing, ‘The U.S. military operation in Venezuela was a decisive and justified action.’
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Popular Japanese Sushi Chain Pays Record $3.2 Million for Tuna in New Year Auction
A Japanese sushi restaurant bid 510 million yen ($3.24 million) for a single bluefin tuna on Monday.
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I Was at Nicolás Maduro’s Arraignment–Here’s What I Saw
Maduro maintained a defiant demeanor but appeared to be in a much more vulnerable state than just days before his hearing.
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Cost of Post-Bondi National Gun Buyback Scheme Still in the Works: Treasurer
‘The policy is not concluded yet, but a lot of work’s gone into it, and when we have more to say about it, we’ll say that publicly,' said Jim Chalmers.
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Over 20 Top Labor Party Figures Join Push for Royal Commission Into Bondi Terror Attack
The former MPs join a growing list of Australians pushing for a federal royal commission into the Bondi terror attack that claimed 15 lives.
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Holocaust Survivor and Educator Eva Schloss, Stepsister to Anne Frank, Dies at 96
Schloss and her family were in hiding with the Franks in Amsterdam in 1942, before being sent to a concentration camp in Auschwitz.
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Trump Responds to Denmark’s Call to Stop Greenland Takeover Threats
‘Greenland is covered with Russian and Chinese ships all over the place,’ Trump said. ‘We need Greenland from the standpoint of national security.’
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Djokovic Pulls Out of Adelaide Tournament Ahead of Australian Open
The world No.4 tennis player said he wanted to focus his bid for an 11th Australian Open title.
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Alleged Bondi Terrorist Moved to Supermax Prison
Naveed Akram faces 59 charges, including 15 counts of murder.
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Day in Photos: Farmers Block Roads, Maduro’s Arraignment, and Mass Wedding in India
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Comedy Trio ‘Sooshi Mango’ Calls for Crime Crackdown After Becoming Latest Victims
The trio argue tougher penalties and stricter laws are essential to deter theft and repeat offenders.
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Queensland Police Staffer Charged for Online Posts Praising Bondi Terror Attacks
The 50-year-old man faced court and is being investigated for hate crimes.
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Fears After 12-Metre-Wide Sinkhole Emerges Near Major Tunnel Project
The sinkhole is near tunnel-boring machines working on the $26 billion North East Link.
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Trump Says US Not at War With Venezuela After Maduro’s Capture
The U.S. president said he will be the top person in charge of U.S. actions in Venezuela.
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Trump Optimistic on Bringing Back Venezuela Oil Operations in Under 18 Months
The U.S. president’s optimism depends on investments by U.S. companies, potentially reimbursed by the government or through revenues.
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What to Know About Alvin Hellerstein, the Judge Overseeing Maduro’s Case
The 92-year-old N.Y. jurist handled numerous wrongful death and property lawsuits related to the Sept. 11 attacks.
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Hegseth, Rubio Brief Lawmakers on US Operation in Venezuela
House Speaker Mike Johnson told reporters after the briefing, ‘The U.S. military operation in Venezuela was a decisive and justified action.’
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Popular Japanese Sushi Chain Pays Record $3.2 Million for Tuna in New Year Auction
A Japanese sushi restaurant bid 510 million yen ($3.24 million) for a single bluefin tuna on Monday.
|
I Was at Nicolás Maduro’s Arraignment–Here’s What I Saw
Maduro maintained a defiant demeanor but appeared to be in a much more vulnerable state than just days before his hearing.
|
Cost of Post-Bondi National Gun Buyback Scheme Still in the Works: Treasurer
‘The policy is not concluded yet, but a lot of work’s gone into it, and when we have more to say about it, we’ll say that publicly,' said Jim Chalmers.
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Over 20 Top Labor Party Figures Join Push for Royal Commission Into Bondi Terror Attack
The former MPs join a growing list of Australians pushing for a federal royal commission into the Bondi terror attack that claimed 15 lives.
|
Holocaust Survivor and Educator Eva Schloss, Stepsister to Anne Frank, Dies at 96
Schloss and her family were in hiding with the Franks in Amsterdam in 1942, before being sent to a concentration camp in Auschwitz.
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Trump Responds to Denmark’s Call to Stop Greenland Takeover Threats
‘Greenland is covered with Russian and Chinese ships all over the place,’ Trump said. ‘We need Greenland from the standpoint of national security.’
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Djokovic Pulls Out of Adelaide Tournament Ahead of Australian Open
The world No.4 tennis player said he wanted to focus his bid for an 11th Australian Open title.
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Alleged Bondi Terrorist Moved to Supermax Prison
Naveed Akram faces 59 charges, including 15 counts of murder.
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Day in Photos: Farmers Block Roads, Maduro’s Arraignment, and Mass Wedding in India
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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