Texas sheriff says 7 migrant smuggling suspects arrested, 11 migrants hospitalized after sting near San Antonio
SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Texas sheriff says 7 migrant smuggling suspects arrested, 11 migrants hospitalized after sting near San Antonio.
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Mum beheader’s attack on prison guards
The woman who shocked the state when she decapitated her mother inside her western Sydney home has had time added onto her prison sentence.
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Driver fined $132 for parking in his own driveway gets surprise response: 'About time'
It's a seemingly innocent move routinely made by Aussies daily, but the simple mistake can attract hefty fines across the country. Find out what happened.
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Man jailed for raping and strangling woman
Police say they hope Craig Welsh's victim will "draw some strength" from his sentence.
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PM breaks down over teen terror suspect
Anthony Albanese teared up as he revealed his family were alleged targets in a teenager’s alleged terror plot.
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Model’s lover kills mum for money: court
The partner of a social media influencer who allegedly murdered his mother to gain access to her life insurance payout has fronted court.
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Granny punches would-be carjacker
A grandmother has been hailed a hero for fighting off a would-be car thief.
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Huge update in Higgins defamation case
A defamation trial launched by a Senator against her former staffer Brittany Higgins is just weeks away, after multiple attempts at mediation talks failed.
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Louisiana educator becomes second teacher at same high school accused of sexual misconduct with students
The teachers have been arrested on charges of prohibited sexual conduct between an educator and student
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Migrant who shot NYPD cops says that’s ‘common practice’ back in Venezuela, prosecutors say
NEW YORK — A migrant accused of shooting and wounding two NYPD cops in Queens told authorities firing at police was “common practice” back home in Venezuela — although he claimed he didn’t mean to open fire, prosecutors said Wednesday. Bernardo Raul Castro Mata, who prosecutors say shot the officers after being caught zipping the wrong way down a one-way Queens street on a scooter back on June ...
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Residents fight back against council rule after every car parked on street fined $154
They say there's a simple 'common sense' approach that would combat the issue.
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Lehrmann’s bitter battle over $10m bill
Bruce Lehrmann and Network 10 are arguing about the details of a multimillion-dollar payout that could force the former political staffer into bankruptcy.
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15 Of The Most Embarrassingly Horrendous "Oops, My Bad" Moments Of All Time
Sometimes saying "my bad" doesn't cut it.
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6-year-old girl dies after being left in a hot car while her mom’s boyfriend went to work
Deputies say the girl’s core body temperature was 107.2 degrees when she was treated by paramedics
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Lehrmann ordered to pay millions to Ten
Bruce Lehrmann has been ordered to pay an eye-watering amount following his defamation suit loss to Network 10.
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A 12-year-old who loved Harry Potter and old music: What we know about Jocelyn Nungaray and the men accused in her death
Twelve-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray was on a walk to the convenience store in Houston when she disappeared and was found dead in a creek earlier this month, police said.
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Aristocrat and partner found guilty of concealing birth of child
Constance Marten and Mark Gordon went off grid with daughter Victoria to evade authorities after four other children were taken into care.
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Young pilot killed in plane crash identified
The young pilot who died in a light plane crash on a remote station has been identified.
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Wimbledon school crash: Families of two eight-year-old girls killed criticise decision to not charge driver
The grieving parents of two eight-year-old girls who were killed when a car crashed into a school have criticised the decision not to charge the driver. Nuria Sajjad and Selena Lau died after a Land Rover smashed through a fence and hit a building at The Study Prep school in Wimbledon, southwest London. A 46-year-old woman, later named as Claire Freemantle, was arrested at the scene on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.
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US soldier charged in Japan for rape of minor
The case is likely to stoke the long-standing local opposition to US military presence.