Alicia Navarro went missing as a 14-year-old in September 2019. This week she walked into a police station 1600 kilometres from her home.

Armed with a microwave, a kettle and sleeping bags, the protesters who occupied a building at the prestigious university seemed to be ready to stay a while.

Aaron, an international student studying in Sydney, knows all too well that the industrial-scale surveillance deployed by the Chinese government doesn’t stop at the border.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy last week accused his Republican rivals of wanting to “burn the whole place down” but today he vowed to keep working on a funding deal.

Police renewed their investigation into the disappearance of a Cuban man in the Spanish hamlet of Tajueco after Google published the image two months ago.

Rudy Giuliani said he suffered 'substantial pain to the back and left side of his body' when a grocery worker patted him on the back.

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad says US forces in Syria are "invaders" and he has yet to see anything emerge from US President Donald Trump's vow to prioritise the fight against Islamic State.

An intruder carrying a backpack entered the White House grounds and was arrested by US Secret Service agents at an entrance near the president's residence on Saturday morning.

What industry analysts call a "Trump bump" is turbo-charging new digital subscriptions and even sales of quaint old print editions for dozens of publishing houses.

At least nine people died in the airstrikes in the north and south which Ukrainian President Zelensky said showed Moscow was not interested in peace.

The FDA is also planning to conduct an epidemiological study assessing combined flu and COVID vaccines before the 2023-2024 influenza season.

Texas is facing painful questions about the proliferation of guns and the permissive state laws that allowed the 18-year-old to legally buy the weapon used in the attack.

In the three years before he became Donald Trump's chief strategist, Stephen Bannon lived as a virtual nomad in a quest to build a populist political insurgency.

What if the government said you had no choice but to pay up? And what if only one company held the patents for the safety mechanism?

“We really haven’t seen anything quite like this since the Nazis,” says an international war crimes prosecutor who estimates 100,000 people were killed.

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has survived a no confidence vote from his party and will stay on as leader.

Amid accusations that it is spreading misinformation and acting as Russia's agent, WikiLeaks made an offer of help to tech giants, but they were less than impressed.

A Bali prosecutor has requested a former war correspondent who used hashish to help him cope with post traumatic stress disorder be jailed for a year.

In a major foreign policy speech, UK Labour’s shadow foreign secretary says he will back new partnerships with Australia and warns Xi Jinping is heading in a worrying direction.

With elections in May, Erdogan has been kissing babies and asking for forgiveness, but criminal complaints and voters are pinning the scale of the disaster on him.