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Ivanna Ortiz wanted to kill Rhianna when she allegedly sprayed bullets into the singer’s multi-million-dollar LA mansion and a trailer parked in the home’s driveway, according to prosecutors.
BANGKOK, Thailand — China and Laos have inaugurated a joint military facility at an airport north of the Laotian capital, both governments said, extending the Chinese military's reach in the region.
For a third election in a row, a member of the Bolsonaro family is the leading right-wing contender for Brazil's presidency.
When Jim Chalmers promised a shift from inflation to productivity, the hope was that the first problem was largely under control. (ABC News: Ian Cutmore)
The Pentagon has announced the completion of its troop withdrawal from Iraq after a combined 20 years of US military presence in the country Read Full Article at RT.com
The Pentagon has announced the completion of its troop withdrawal from Iraq after a combined 20 years of US military presence in the country
A passenger on the diverted Flydubai flight has told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu how he and others helped stop the cockpit attack.
David Shoebridge may not have the charisma of Zohran Mamdani, but he wants to follow his playbook. (ABC News: Callum Flinn)
An off-duty police officer was found dead hours after a wakeboarding accident at a Colorado state park.
An man reported to be a pro-Hamas Palestinian gunman who entered the UK illegally in 2025 is has been living in tax-payer funded asylum housing after completing his jail sentence.
For a tense stretch on Wednesday morning, the news carried Israelis back to an older chapter of terror.
The UK has "strong indications" that Iran was involved in a suspected plot against a Royal Air Force (RAF) airbase used by US forces to strike Iran, UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham said on Wednesday.
FTC move is first official US enforcement action on rogue AI agents, following surge in incidents first reported in July
Watch: Dame Esther Rantzen, broadcaster, campaigner and charity founder, dies aged 86
The murderer of a 15-year-old girl in a 1978 cold case has finally been sentenced to life in prison — thanks to a piece of gum stuck to the victim’s back for more than 22 years.
Topic:Personal Finance
Digger (Tom Cruise) and Dr Ganesh (Riz Ahmed) face a catastrophe of their own creation. (Supplied: Warner Bros)
London: Political leaders are often wary of naming the culprit behind a security alert even when their officials quietly brief the media about threats from state spy agencies.
American Idol contestant Caleb Flynn’s wife, whom he was convicted of killing on Tuesday, had saved a photo showing her husband’s face crossed out just weeks before her violent murder.
Esther Rantzen surprises Nicholas Winton on That's Life!
MI5 has issued an unprecedented alert, while UK universities have been told to cut ties with the China General Technology Research Institute
MI5 has issued an unprecedented alert, while UK universities have been told to cut ties with the China General Technology Research Institute
MANILA, Philippines — Ateneo de Manila University ranked first among Philippine institutions in the Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings for the fifth year in a row.
Tunisian President Kais Saied on Wednesday softened a cybercrime decree that was widely criticised by rights groups, by scrapping a five-year prison sentence for the dissemination of "fake news"
Dame Esther Rantzen, who has died at the age of 86, was best known for presenting the BBC TV programme That's Life!
Shiite militias are celebrating the withdrawal of US troops from Iraq as a “crushing defeat for the American project” Read Full Article at RT.com
Shiite militias have celebrated the withdrawal of US troops from Iraq as a “crushing defeat for the American project”
Experts explain why Russia-Japan relations remain frozen, how the US alliance shapes Tokyo’s policy and why energy ties limit escalation Read Full Article at RT.com
Experts explain why Russia-Japan relations remain frozen, how the US alliance shapes Tokyo’s policy and why energy ties limit escalation
Surtax on its largest market alarms the industry, which is already locked out of the EU and facing higher US duties
Surtax on its largest market alarms the industry, which is already locked out of the EU and facing higher US duties
WASHINGTON — President Trump hailed the final withdrawal of US troops from Iraq Wednesday — telling guests at the White House that “we’re getting the hell out of there” and insisting his war with Iran won’t drag on for more than two decades like the invasion that toppled dictator Saddam Hussein
A Paris court on Wednesday found six men from Iraq and Afghanistan guilty of manslaughter over the drowning of 31 migrants on an overcrowded dinghy five years ago in the English Channel.
Ben Affleck addressed the recent deaths of his parents, Timothy Affleck and Chris Anne Affleck, for the first time in a new interview with Kerry Washington.
The US is building a growing portfolio of investments in private companies, with President Donald Trump's administration signing 39 deals valued at $27.7 billion since January 2025.
A Bay Area firefighter wanted on child pornography charges is now believed to have faked his death, landing himself on the FBI’s Most Wanted list.
MANILA, Philippines — Akbayan Party-list on Wednesday praised the Philippine Coast Guard for driving away a Chinese maritime militia vessel and 24 smaller boats that entered waters near Kota Island in the Kalayaan Island Group earlier this week.
MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Raffy Tulfo has raised concerns over complaints of an alleged “palakasan system” in the distribution of government housing, with municipal employees and people close to mayors and barangay officials reportedly being favored.
Topic:Unrest, Conflict and War
The elderly in-laws and alleged killers of trans New York Times tech exec Jonathan McKinsey were charged with murder and allegedly “lied in wait” for him before the killing.
The family of a 10-year-old girl killed by a transgender mass shooter has accused YouTube of failing to flag alarming videos posted by her murderer — including a manifesto warning of the coming atrocity.
Just more than two months into office, Andy Burnham was roundly praised for his first speech as prime minister at the Labour conference in Liverpool.
MANILA, Philippines — The Manila Times columnist Dr. Carl E. Balita has been named a finalist in the Best Opinion Column category of the 48th Catholic Mass Media Awards (CMMA).
The US removed its last troops from Iraq on Wednesday, 23 years after Washington invaded the country to topple former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein from power, in an intervention that cost over $1 trillion and led to hundreds of thousands of deaths over the last two decades.
Attorneys for the lone holdout juror at Lindsay Clancy’s triple murder trial revealed their plans to file a bar complaint against the killer mom’s lawyer.
Iran is believed to be involved in a suspected terror incident at a UK base used by US bombers headed to the Middle East, Britain’s Prime Minister confirmed on Wednesday.
File photo from 2021 of a beach in northern France used by migrants to attempt the Channel crossing to England
Hundreds of Israelis have stormed the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in occupied East Jerusalem on the fifth day of Sukkot, a Jewish holiday.
WASHINGTON — President Trump will announce a $54 billion overseas investment in the battleground state of Alaska later Wednesday, part of a slew of manufacturing and jobs plans the White House is unveiling ahead of the Nov. 3 midterm election.
The UK government has announced the "one in, one out" agreement with France to send back some migrants who cross the Channel has been scrapped.
