Germany investigates an explosive-laden drone found on a runway at Leipzig airport near Ukrainian cargo planes, reviving concerns over hybrid warfare and possible foreign state-backed sabotage.
A GAO report found that billion-dollar savings claims by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) were incorrect or lacked supporting evidence.
During the cross-examination in the trial of former broadcaster Alan Jones, the first alleged victim denied fabricating accounts of indecent assaults at a Fitzroy Falls farm to humiliate or smear the accused.
The criminal trial of veteran broadcaster Alan Jones has begun nearly two years after his arrest on multiple counts of indecent assault and sexual touching, charges he denies.
A SpaceX rocket stage collided with the Moon at 8,690km/h, observed by the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope in Chile, revealing spectral lines of sodium and lithium in the impact plume, crucial for understanding lunar space debris as NASA plans a sustained human presence on the Moon.
A federal parliamentary inquiry in Melbourne has been told that the rise of One Nation and conservative rhetoric are fuelling a resurgence of racism, online hate, and violence against First Nations people, with Indigenous journalists warning that 1970s-style discrimination has returned.
Jean-Claude Perrottet, brother of former NSW premier Dominic Perrottet, admitted to the ICAC that he performed factional work during work hours while employed by MP Damien Tudehope, amid an investigation into donation and branch-stacking laws.
BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes warns the AI infrastructure boom, fueled by debt, could spark a 2008-like credit crisis. He predicts a government liquidity response could then propel Bitcoin to $1 million.
Australian TGA testing reveals many sexual enhancement supplements contain undeclared prescription medications like sildenafil (Viagra) and tadalafil (Cialis), posing serious health risks due to potential interactions and lack of medical oversight.
Prince Ali bin al-Hussein accuses FIFA of blackmail, alleging threats to withhold aid from Jordan's football federation unless it supports Gianni Infantino's re-election bid. Infantino faces growing opposition as key allies distance themselves and multiple nations withdraw support.
NSW opposition upper house leader Damien Tudehope admitted to leaking a confidential parliamentary inquiry draft report to a conservative Liberal faction member during an Icac corruption watchdog hearing.
A parliamentary inquiry into Labor's gambling legislation heard allegations that problem gamblers received cocaine and sex workers, which Sportsbet and Tabcorp denied.
Faizan Ansari files complaint against Abhijeet Dipke, alleging attacks by CJP-linked men in Maharashtra; praises Delhi Police for detaining Sonam Wangchuk, contrasting with Dipke's peaceful protest claims
Anti-gambling campaigners Tim Costello and Luke Bateman alleged at a parliamentary inquiry that betting firms Sportsbet and Tabcorp supplied vulnerable customers with cocaine, alcohol and sex workers. The firms deny the claims, saying they have no evidence.
Indian wrestlers Vinesh Phogat and Bajrang Punia announced they will appeal the acquittal of former Wrestling Federation of India chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh and assistant secretary Vinod Tomar in a 2023 sexual harassment case, after a Delhi court found insufficient evidence.
Hockey India president Dilip Tirkey sent a letter to director general Cdr RK Srivastava questioning the authority and transparency behind the Indian hockey team’s switch from a blue to a saffron jersey before the FIH World Cup, demanding documentary evidence by Tuesday.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino sought support from the Trump administration after his plan to sell World Cup commercial rights collapsed, facing legal threats from UEFA and withdrawal of support from English, Welsh, and German football associations.
USA cricketer Akhilesh Reddy received an eight-year ban from all cricket forms for breaching the ICC Anti-Corruption Code during the 2025 Abu Dhabi T10 tournament, involving match-fixing attempts and obstruction of investigation.
ICAC's Operation Rosny inquiry heard that conservative Liberal power brokers, including Robert Assaf and Jeremy Greenwood, discussed their evidence after receiving summons, potentially breaching the law. The inquiry investigates alleged illegal donations for branch stacking and links to a property developer.
A champion athlete, now testifying in a Sydney court, alleges Alan Jones, 85, befriended him at 14, provided financial support, and committed indecent acts including kissing without consent.
The article reviews Robert Service's book "The August Coup," detailing the swift collapse of Marxist-Leninist rule in Russia in August 1991. It highlights Mikhail Gorbachev's failed reforms, the KGB-led coup's incompetence, and Boris Yeltsin's pivotal role in resisting the plotters, leading to the Soviet Union's demise.
Commonwealth prosecutors have amassed over 90 witness statements and thousands of exhibits against Gold Coast developer David McWilliams, charged with 13 offences in an alleged $10 million NDIS property scheme fraud. His legal team faces "complications" with fees as his assets remain frozen.
Candace Owens renewed criticism of the Charlie Kirk murder investigation, questioning the FBI's swift arrival at Utah Valley University and challenging evidence against suspect Tyler Robinson. She disputes the official narrative, alleged rooftop footage, and DNA evidence, while also asking about Kirk's burial.
Prosecutors in Los Angeles presented alleged text messages and forensic evidence in the D4vd murder case, claiming singer David Anthony Burke had a secret relationship with 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez. Burke pleaded not guilty, with the defense challenging evidence during the preliminary hearing.
