Guam's governor defends Trump's N Korea response
The governor of Guam has defended President's Trump response to the threat of a nuclear strike by North Korea.
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Yahoo News AustraliaMajor Lotto change affecting millions of Australians
Almost every Aussie state and territory will be included in the changes. See what's new.
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Bianca Censori's Disneyland outfit causes outrage over hypocrisy: 'Rules don’t concern them'
Bianca Censori is at it again but this time people are angry at a very big Disneyland double standard. Find out more here.
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How Trump Screwed Up His Lawyers’ Ability to Do Their Jobs
Photo Illustration by The Daily Beast / Getty Donald Trump’s antics are finally catching up with him.That is, of course, true in the New York criminal trial as a whole, where Trump may be found guilty of past misconduct. But Trump’s antics are also catching up with him in a narrower, but quite meaningful way.In the New York case, the prosecutors said Thursday that they would not be providing to Trump’s legal team the names of the first three witnesses that the prosecutors would be calling to tes
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Aussie dad's unpleasant clean up job after 'dirty' 4WD mishap
The dad stood with his hands on his hips for minutes while contemplating the unpleasant task ahead of him.
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Victoria Beckham's rarely-seen sister shares incredible photo alongside Spice Girl - and they could be twins
Victoria Beckham marked her 50th birthday on Wednesday and her rarely-seen sister shared a fabulous photo of her Spice Girl sister. See photo.
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Inside warzone suburb where gangs of feral yobs aged 9 terrorise locals
Terrified residents say their once quiet suburb has been turned into a "warzone" by gangs of feral yobs - including some as young as nine. Young tearaways regularly steal from shops, pelt peoples' homes with eggs and steal cars for so-called 'joyrides'. Locals living in Wollescote, Stourbridge, West Mids., say they can't sleep with many installing CCTV cameras to make sure their homes are safe. Police have been called in to patrol local buses after several were vandalised by teen gangs who residents say now "rule the area". Londis worker Yamuna Ramakrishnan, 21, said she was plagued by shoplifters on a daily basis. She said: "The kids steal chocolate and whatever else they can fit in their pockets. "They also take other other things from nearby shops and put them in our shop for a prank. They took chairs and put them in our shop. “It’s been happening for more than four months. They usually come usually around 8pm. “They also smash up nearby shop doors. We call police but they run away. “They just come in and disturb the customers. They don’t allow the customers to come inside.” Last week a group of youngsters stole a car and crashed into a homeowner’s Nissan Juke and demolished his wall. CCTV footage shows the stolen Honda 4x4 careering along the road before losing control and ploughing into the parked car on Worton Road.
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George Conway Details ‘Oh, It’s Daddy’ Call To Ivanka That Exposed Trump’s Fears
It showed the then-president "was very, very concerned," said the conservative attorney.
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Man jailed for six and a half years for ‘brazen’ rape of 15-year-old girl in sea
Judge Susan Evans KC said the ‘frightening’ attack ‘undermined public confidence’ in the safety of busy beaches.
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Kourtney Kardashian hits back at body-shaming troll
Kourtney Kardashian has hit back at a body-shaming troll who made fun of her post-baby figure - declaring: "I love this body!"
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Pub landlord stabbed to death by ex-sister-in-law seconds after calling police, court told
Stephanie Langley said ‘I’m glad I did it’ as paramedics tried to save him, court told
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Higgins’ post after Lehrmann ruling
Brittany Higgins has made her first public comment after Bruce Lehrmann lost his defamation case and a judge ruled he raped her.
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Aldi worker facing 'instant termination' for failing one task issues plea to Aussie shoppers: 'Stop being whiny'
Aldi cashiers are known for their fast scanning skills, however they are also tasked with a duty that could see them instantly fired if they fail just once.
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Commonwealth Bank customer's shock as accounts shut ‘out of nowhere’: 'Just an everyday user'
Tara Zaw said she felt like she wasn't being treated like a human as she tried to work out why her accounts were closed.
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‘It’s an obvious murder’: Mother of teacher whose death by 20 stab wounds was ruled suicide rages as bombshell new testimony may finally prove her case
EXCLUSIVE: Ellen Greenberg’s death by 20 stab wounds - including to the back of her neck - was ruled suicide. Her mother Sandra, who has spent 13 years fighting for justice and says she will ‘never give up’, says bombshell new testimony may finally prove her daughter was murdered
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Seriously?!? Stephen Colbert Spots 'Unsettling' Poll Where Trump Has A Huge Lead
The "Late Show" host breaks down one of the strangest polls you'll ever see.
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Trent Robinson cops backlash from NRL fans after blowing up over Roosters loss to Storm
Trent Robinson was not happy after the loss to the Storm. Find out more here.
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Luke Hodge and Nathan Buckley lash out as AFL world blows up over Adelaide 'robbery'
AFL greats Luke Hodge and Nathan Buckley have both had their say. Read more here.
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‘This is England’: Train passengers horrified as man launches into racist tirade in packed carriage
Passengers on service said they were abused by group on train after men got on at London Bridge
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James Tedesco charged over Ryan Papenhuyzen incident as NRL fans rip 'awful' scenes
NRL fans are all saying the same thing about James Tedesco. Read more here.
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Lando Norris pips Lewis Hamilton to pole in chaotic qualifying for Chinese Grand Prix sprint race
Lando Norris took pole position for the sprint race of the Chinese Grand Prix in a chaotic qualifying session as the rain fell in Shanghai. Lewis Hamilton, who along with teammate George Russell had been struggling, looked to have taken an unlikely pole after mastering the wet conditions far better than his rivals only to be pipped late on by Norris. It equates to an all-British front row for tomorrow’s shorter race, the first sprint of the 2024 season at a time when Max Verstappen looked set to dominate the race against the clock.