Just before 3.30am on Saturday, emergency services were called to a property on Weddle Avenue, Abbotsford, after 'malicious damage'.

Clinton, 80, continued to joke about his age, noting how whenever he walks in a room, 'I'm the oldest person,' as he called out Trump while referencing their one-time friendship.

A 21-year-old man was killed after being shot multiple times at a Spirit Halloween store in Madison Heights, near Detroit, around 2:04pm on October 30.

Erin Millender, 47, gave birth to a baby girl in September after using one of two embryos that she and her now-estranged husband, Adam Rubin, created.

Five people were involved in the crash, with two declared dead at the scene.

Australia's richest person, Gina Rinehart, has criticised the Albanese government for 'wasting' taxpayer funds on 'woke propaganda'.

Jane Fields and her husband Mark, are suing the ultra-exclusive Wasach Peaks Ranch in Utah, where they own a mansion. Jane alleges sexist treatment.

The twin sister of a man wounded in a shooting outside a Queensland pub has made an emotional plea for help.

President Donald Trump visited Daytona Beach, Florida, on Friday to campaign for Republicans up and down the ballot.

An Alaska toddler has been orphaned after surviving a head-on car collision that killed both her mother and father. Sasha and David Hart were driving on Parks Highway,

Three Chili's customers suffered painful chemical burns after drinking margaritas mistakenly prepared with a powerful industrial cleaning chemical.

The MAC festive gift set contains three of the brand's bestselling shades that are 'perfect' for Christmas parties

Sharp-elbowed businessman Andy Pilley, bought the tiny Lancashire club for buttons when it was so broke it couldn't pay the players' wages.

Anthony Durkan, 35, dressed in black and donned a balaclava as he prowled the streets of Islington lurking outside victims' homes so he could film them through their windows.

President Trump's DoJ issued a firm warning about preserving election records to all 50 states across the country ahead of the midterms on November 3.

Walt Z, the Red Barron employee who was part of a cruel online prank, has issued a heartwarming statement after getting support from the public.

The comedian, 51, faces allegations that he attacked six women in a hotel room, at his luxury London home, in their workplaces, and in a Soho bar toilet.

Angry neighbours in the village of Kintbury wrote to West Berkshire Council to protest they had not been consulted before construction started last year in the picturesque Berkshire countryside.

Swedish activist Andreas Malm, 49, also said the 2023 attack in Israel, in which 1,200 were killed and 251 taken hostage, was 'highly deplorable but not incomprehensible'.

A laughing toddler in yellow wellies jumped in puddles outside one of Europe's biggest shanty camps as he waited to set out for Britain this week.

It is understood the young adult was in critical condition on life support in a metropolitan Adelaide hospital as of Saturday morning.

Jack Clark has quietly joined possibly the most consequential group of individuals on the planet. Some might mistake him for Mark Zuckerberg. But he is, in fact, one of the co-founders of Anthropic.

Almost seven million more people will be dragged into paying income tax than would have been had thresholds risen with inflation since the freeze was introduced five years ago.

The human rights watchdog published guidance on the 'legal obligations' for bosses yesterday as Angela Rayner's controversial 'banter ban' came into force.

Jenna Dollard, 33, was jogging along Bondi Road at about 5.30am when she alleged a man riding a red bicycle approached her from behind and groped her.

Zack Polanski's party has plummeted in the polls since passing the Zionism is Racism motion, which effectively calls for the abolition of Israel, at its annual conference.

Dozens of officers guarded the entrance to the Constitutional Court in Warsaw on Friday as protesters gathered outside, with some chanting 'Tusk traitor'.

Evacuees were taken out of the city and were heading to Southern Russia, before travelling through Belarus to reach Ukrainian-held territory.

Ian Barnes, 53, and Alastair Ramage, 44, were jailed for almost nine years after they swindled millions in taxpayers' cash.

An 'altercation' began after the men, armed with firearms and a hammer, forced their way in through the rear end and demanded the family's personal valuables.