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A desperate search for a missing resident with drones and helicopters led police to a bask of crocodiles

Anissa Osborne and husband Christopher found dead in suspected murder-suicide as relatives say tragedy ‘makes no sense’

A 14-year-old boy is recovering after police said he told them he was shot while standing with a group of friends Tuesday night.

The Green Party leader tells the BBC he hosted fundraisers for the charity but had not used the right word when describing his role.

Tiana Krasniqi - who married James Broadnax just weeks before he was put to death in Texas - says she is haunted by his final moments

A delicious tradition in Delaware County is returning for its 19th season Wednesday.

Indonesia's government is mulling an e-commerce ban for under-16s, the communications minister told AFP Wednesday, hot on the heels of Jakarta imposing a sweeping social media prohibition for teens.

Eight men have been resettled in Nauru so far under the deal that has been criticized in Australia as being excessively expensive

Hong Kong is set to ban electric vehicles equipped solely with electronic door handles, as authorities seek to align with mainland China’s decision to mandate physical manual releases on all new cars from 2027 to mitigate safety hazards. Secretary for Transport and Logistics Mable Chan said on Wednesday the government was closely monitoring the latest technical breakthroughs and regulatory shifts on the mainland and abroad to ensure the city’s road users were protected by the most up-to-date...

(JTA) — Antisemitic incidents in the United States fell sharply in 2025 from record highs in the previous two years, but physical assaults, including deadly attacks, continued to rise, according to the Anti-Defamation League’s annual audit. In 2025, the ADL recorded 6,274 antisemitic incidents across the country, marking a 33% decrease compared to 2024, when... The post ADL says antisemitic incidents dropped by a third in 2025, but assaults reached record levels appeared first on The Forward.

The move comes after a series of arson attacks at Jewish sites, as well as a double stabbing.

About one-third of Americans report knowing someone impacted by the Trump administration's aggressive immigration enforcement