Immigrants Are Being Systematically Returned Home Despite Court Orders
Working with the Trump administration, foreign partners accept deportees, then ship them to nations where the U.S. itself would be prohibited from sending them.
Breaking: 81-year-old sci-fi writer becomes oldest-ever winner of $95k Booker Prize
Octogenarian M John Harrison has won the Booker Prize for The End of Everything, which the judges described as "the politics of now seen through the lens of the future".
Zoe Kleinman: Nvidia CEO's affair will cause ripples across US and beyond
Jensen Huang is being investigated by his own company over an extramarital affair with a woman alleged to be a Chinese spy.
FBI launches investigation into possible homicide on MSC cruise boat docked in Texas
The cruise operator confirmed authorities instructed the vessel to return to port following a guest incident on board
A new favorite has emerged for press secretary after Dana White ‘joke’ flop
Trump said the Dana White offer was just a joke, telling reporters: ‘I will tell you, I was only kidding’
What to expect as Russia, Ukraine and the US hold trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi
Negotiators from Ukraine, Russia and the United States are set to meet in the capital of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on Tuesday for a new round of talks aimed at ending nearly five years of full-scale war triggered by
Republican congressman to force impeachment vote on Defence Secretary Hegseth
The effort will likely fail, but Representative Thomas Massie wants to push Trump to fire Hegseth before Democrats can launch their own impeachment process.
Fact check: Is this a photo of the Poland shooter?
The Polish gunman who killed six people in Krakow has been identified as 24-year-old Michal Oksinski. But is that the person shown in this photo circulating online? CBC’s Fact Check team debunks the misinformation.
Poland: Tusk and Nawrocki honour six victims of Kraków shooting
Poland's President and Prime Minister set aside their political differences to honour the six victims of a deadly shooting in Kraków. The two leaders laid candles and knelt together at a vigil in the historic city centre
Poland: Tusk and Nawrocki honour six victims of Kraków shooting
Poland's President and Prime Minister set aside their political differences to honour the six victims of a deadly shooting in Kraków. The two leaders laid candles and knelt together at a vigil in the historic city centre
Acute mental health patients waiting up to six days in hospital's ED
One doctor described the situation as unprecedented, immoral and potentially dangerous.
Santa Barbara police investigate after 25 half marathon runners seek medical care
At least two dozen runners in the Santa Barbara Half Marathon over the weekend were taken to the hospital
The elusive desert frogs scientists want Central Australians to find
Some desert frogs can spend years underground, emerging only after rain. Now scientists are asking Central Australians to help track them down.
Supreme Court won't intervene in license plate dispute in Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico released the commemorative plates and registration tags in 2022
In Vietnam, ‘China plus one’ still needs Chinese input
At the Fortune Southeast Asia 500 Summit in Ho Chi Minh City on November 3, a discussion of regional connectivity explored how goods move across borders. I came away thinking about what stays behind. When production move
A Country’s President Led to a Bank’s Stunning Rise, and Its Fall
Prosecutors accused President Santiago Peña of Paraguay of funneling nearly a billion dollars of government funds to the Ueno bank as its executives made reckless insider loans.
Floreat killer 'control freak' upset at marriage breakdown, court hears
A friend of Mark Bombara says the Floreat murderer viewed his wife as a "trophy" and began unravelling when she left him.
Oil Prices Fall on Hopes for Peace Between U.S. and Iran
The global benchmark price is down roughly $20 a barrel since late October, when it traded for around $113.
Turkey: Delegates arrive in Antalya as COP31 climate talks begin
The United Nations COP31 climate summit has opened in Antalya after a year marked by deadly heatwaves and devastating floods. Delegates face fresh challenges as the war in Iran disrupts global energy supplies.
Turkey: Delegates arrive in Antalya as COP31 climate talks begin
The United Nations COP31 climate summit has opened in Antalya after a year marked by deadly heatwaves and devastating floods. Delegates face fresh challenges as the war in Iran disrupts global energy supplies.
Beaconsfield mine collapse survivor Todd Russell dies aged 54
Todd Russell, whose rescue, along with colleague Brant Webb, from a collapsed gold mine captivated the world for weeks in 2006, has died days after returning home from hospital.
Tyler Robinson, man accused of shooting Charlie Kirk, to face trial in 2028
A Utah judge on Monday set a June 2028 trial date for Tyler Robinson, the man accused of murdering prominent right-wing activist Charlie Kirk last year.
Police officer wore explicit patch on uniform during teen's arrest
A WA Police officer wore an explicit label on his uniform while on official duties and in the presence of other officers, body-worn camera footage obtained by the ABC shows.
French Judo superstar Teddy Riner says will run for president
France's multiple Olympic judo champion Teddy Riner announced on Monday he would run in next year's presidential election, after expressing concern about the "rise of the far right". "My name is Teddy Riner and today, I
Nvidia plunges but tech shares rebound, oil prices slump
Nvidia shares slumped more than 8% as trading got under way in New York but recovered to stand down more than 5% in early afternoon trading
Trump’s midterm election denialism sparks fierce backlash from both sides: ‘Figured it would take a few days’
‘For anyone who believes his bull****, ask yourself, has he ever prosecuted ANYONE from the 2020 election???’ Marjorie Taylor Greene wrote
Washington Post columnist fired over Charlie Kirk posts says she won't rejoin paper
Karen Attiah declined to return to her job despite winning reinstatement after her firing
Polish president and PM join Krakow Silent March for victims of market shooting
Residents of Krakow, led by Poland's president, prime minister and joined by representatives of local government and religious leaders, took part in the March of Silence organised in memory of the victims of Saturday's a
Trump says he was ‘kidding’ about Dana White press secretary job, amid online mix-up claims
Donald Trump says he was "only kidding" when he announced he had offered his friend and UFC boss Dana White the job of White House press secretary. The president shared an AI-generated video of White behind the briefing
Judge denies motion to dismiss Lindsay Clancy's murder case
The ruling means the case can move forward, possibly with reduced charges in a new trial.
Trump says U.S. military action against Iran not necessary ‘at this point’
“At this point ... taking the military action doesn’t seem to be a very necessary thing. But we’re locked and loaded, ready to go for any reason that changes,” Mr. Trump said
Pope meets with clergy abuse survivors in Argentina
During private meetings with survivors, Pope Leo XIV pledged to reinforce safeguards and listen to victims.
Hungarian police reportedly detain brother of ex-PM Viktor Orban
Aron Orban reportedly detained as Hungarian authorities raid properties linked to his business associates.
Saudi Arabia reports new attack on key East-West pipeline
The oil pipeline runs through the desert to the coast and is essential for bypassing the Strait of Hormuz.
Mass Killing in Poland Becomes Cause for a Political Fight
The government blames the far right for inspiring the gunman, while the opposition accuses the government of lax security.
The Nvidia Affair
An illicit relationship between the C.E.O. and an alleged Chinese spy is putting the spotlight on a murky ecosystem of companies smuggling A.I. chips into China.
‘Godzilla Minus Zero’ director sees the monster as a mirror
Real-world anxieties have always underlain the monster movie franchise, says Takashi Yamazaki, director of Japan's first "Filmed for IMAX" production.
Lindsay Clancy's motion to dismiss murder charges is denied by judge
Prosecutors said they intend to retry Clancy, but they haven’t settled on whether they will pursue the same charges or opt for a reduced charge
US judge denies Lindsay Clancy’s motion to dismiss charges in the deaths of her 3 children
A judge on Monday denied a motion to dismiss charges against Lindsay Clancy in the deaths of her three young children, potentially clearing the way for a retrial in the case next year. Clancy’s defence team had asked the
COP31 opens amid energy crisis as activists demand climate action
COP31 has opened in Turkiye amid war-driven energy disruptions and a renewed reliance on fossil fuels.
Will Najib Razak be transferred to house arrest?
Malaysia's king and government in a standoff after attorney general disputed order allowing former PM to leave jail.
Republican lawmaker moves to impeach US Defense Secretary Hegseth
Republican Congressman Thomas Massie has introduced articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
Leaked documents reveal confidential Woodside deal with traditional owners
Woodside's traditional owner partners of 30 years have criticised the land access deal behind Australia's biggest gas project, withdrawing support for its Browse expansion.
French judo star Teddy Rinner announces run for presidency
Judy star Teddy Rinner wants to be the next president of France. The 37-year-old Olympic champion announced his bid on social media on Monday. The news comes as polls show the French public largely split between the far-
Trump’s close ties to Nvidia’s Huang scrutinised after foreign intelligence concerns
Mr. Huang is one of Mr. Trump’s closest allies in Silicon Valley
Oh snow! A massive November storm is on the forecast for parts of US
Snow is on the way later this week - but forecasters don’t yet know how much
Cyprus rivals agree new crossings across island’s dividing line
The island has been split since 1974, when Turkiye invaded and seized the northern part after a coup by the Greeks.
Shipwreck Off Senegal Kills Dozens as Canary Islands Declare Migrant Emergency
Migrant arrivals to Europe are down overall but still claiming scores of victims, overwhelming local officials and dominating political debate.