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Man charged over alleged Trump assassination attempt at Washington dinner

A California man was charged after allegedly opening fire at a Washington dinner attended by Trump, rattling a high-profile event.

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Investing for wartime: The online communities looking to make money from conflict

While many are feeling economic pain from war in the Middle East, others discuss how to make money.

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The secret behind the special grass for this year's FIFA World Cup

Here’s how researchers created the unique turf, which will give the same playing experience across three countries.

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How an Aussie 'battle taxi' invention spread across the world

Australia is investing $750 million to build more Bushmasters — but what makes them so desirable on the battleground?

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Iran foreign minister arrives in Russia as US talks stall, Israeli strikes continue

Abba Araghchi is expected to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin. Planned Iran-US talks in Pakistan collapsed at the weekend.

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Australia's military spend fell in global rankings, amid war and 'geopolitical upheaval'

The United States, China and Russia accounted for more than half of global defence expenditure, new research reveals.

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Penny Wong warns IS-linked families face 'full force of the law' if they return to Australia

The foreign minister reiterated that her government will not assist their return as she prepares to tour Asia to shore up energy supplies.

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Gaza just held its first vote in 20 years. What did it reveal?

Gaza's first election in two decades saw low turnout in Deir al-Balah, as Fatah-backed candidates secured most seats.

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Sabastian Sawe makes history by breaking two-hour marathon barrier in London

Kenya's Sabastian Sawe has become the first person to shatter the fabled two-hour barrier in the marathon with a breathtaking win in London.

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Accused shooter sought to kill Trump and his cabinet officials, investigators say

Donald Trump has said that the suspected attacker had an anti-Christian manifesto and "a lot of hatred in his heart".

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'Out of the way, sir': Inside the ballroom as chaos unfolded around Donald Trump

As shots rang out just outside the ballroom, panic spread inside, sending guests under tables as Donald Trump was rushed to safety.

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What we know about Cole Allen — the suspected gunman in Donald Trump dinner shooting

Police said the suspected shooter was a "lone gunman" and armed with a shotgun, a handgun and multiple knives.

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Palestinian elections give some in Gaza first chance to vote in two decades

Palestinians voted in local elections, the first in two decades in Gaza and the first in the occupied West Bank since the start of the Israel-Hamas war.

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Trump releases image of 'lone' gunman, says he was target of shooting — as it happened

A shooter has been apprehended after US President Donald Trump and other top leaders were evacuated from an annual dinner of White House correspondents.

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Chernobyl, 40 years on: Survivors, silence and an exclusion zone

A rally in Sydney will mark four decades since the Chernobyl nuclear accident, amid warnings of ongoing nuclear risks in Ukraine.

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Suspected shooter in custody after Trump evacuated from White House correspondents' dinner

United States President Donald Trump has been evacuated from the White House Correspondents' Dinner after several suspected gunshots rang out at the event.

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'Talking about nothing': Peace talks in limbo as Trump cancels envoys' Pakistan trip

Trump said he called off the planned visit by his envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner because the talks in Islamabad involved too much travel and expense.

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Sergio suspected his wife had been unfaithful. So he turned to 'love detectives'

In Peru, divorce is on the rise and infidelity can impact the division of assets. Private detectives like Liz play an important role.

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'Cruel, immoral': US to allow firing squads, electrocution and gassing in federal executions

The US is one of very few Western nations that still uses the death penalty, although public support for it has gradually declined.

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Australian women and children attempt repatriation from Syrian detention camp

A group of Australian women and children have left a Syrian refugee camp in a renewed attempt to return home.

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