Prominent US lawyer shot months after unsolved murders of his wife and son
New York Times: Bizarre murder mystery involving influential southern family deepens.
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Family's death in Sierra National Forest is shrouded in mystery
New York Times: Jonathan Gerrish, Ellen Chung and their baby were found dead on August 17.
Osama bin Laden's best friend: 'How is it possible this boy turned into a monster?'
Two decades after 9/11, Khaled Batarfi talks about the boy he knew.
'People are going to be very happy': Huge Trump announcement 'any day now'
Tired of his life of leisure, the former president is gearing up for his next big move.
Star's shock split from second husband
Big Bang Theory star Kaley Cuoco has announced she and Karl Cook have separated.
Inside the President's War Room: A chilling account of 9/11
In a new film, senior White House staff - including George W Bush himself - recall 9/11.
A family forever changed by 9/11
Malcolm Campbell lost a son in the attack and another son to 'conspiracy theories'.
Supermarket terrorist attack makes headlines around the world
The supermarket stabbings in West Auckland today have made headlines across the globe.
The cocaine was laced with fentanyl. Six died from overdoses
New York Times: The emergency calls began on a Wednesday. By Friday six were dead.
American nightmare: The homelessness crisis in San Francisco
Times: They have more billionaires than anywhere in the US. And more homeless.
Twins found dead inside car at South Carolina daycare
Twin toddlers found dead after being left in car for more than 9 hours outside daycare.
New Yorkers got record rain, and a warning: Storms are packing more punch
New York Times: Heaviest storms can now produce huge amounts of rainfall in a short time.
Hurricane Ida slams New York City, 26 dead
New York Governor says a Niagara Falls level of water has hit the streets of New York.
Matt Robson: The lesson of Afghanistan
OPINION: Matt Robson writes in response to Josie Pagani's call for action on Afghanistan.
US supreme court divides 5-4 to leave Texas abortion law in place
The law strips most women of the right to an abortion in nation's second-largest state.
Monica Lewinsky is (reluctantly) revisiting 'that woman'
New York Times: She hopes to reframe her story. But that doesn't mean it's been easy.
US considers unlikely alliance with Taliban against ISIS
The relationship amid the Kabul evacuation was 'businesslike', one US general says.
'Maderna': Tourist arrested for spelling error on vaccination card
A 'distinctive tattoo' helped to locate the suspect at the airport.
Everything you need to know about the Texas abortion law
New York Times: The law prohibits abortions before many women even know they're pregnant.
Officers, medics on trial in Elijah McClain manslaughter case
Three Denver cops and two paramedics have been indicted on manslaughter in McClain case.
Texas tightens already tough abortion law
The Texas law prohibits abortions once medical professionals can detect cardiac activity.
No women ministers in new Taliban government
Squads are reportedly searching for female members of now dissolved Afghan parliament.
Market Watch: Investors have the pandemic 'playbook' now
Despite signs we'll be living with Covid longer than we hoped, markets are coping well.
Biden plays the long game as he justifies the end of the 'forever war'
New York Times: Biden is banking on being remembered for leaving Afghanistan, not how.
Biden defends departure from 'forever war', praises airlift
A defensive Joe Biden called the US military airlift an 'extraordinary success'.
The winners of remote work
New York Times: Who wins and who loses when companies can hire from anywhere?
Hurricane Ida: Man feared dead after alligator attack
Man, 71, is now missing after the attack north of New Orleans.
'It killed all of them': The children hit by a US drone strike in Kabul
A US drone strike in Kabul has wiped out a family including young children.
The silent partner cleaning up Facebook for $710 million a year
New York Times: Facebook offloaded responsibility for policing its most toxic content.
'People are dying': Front-line ICU work grim reality for Mosgiel woman in US
At the hospital where she works, more than half of the ICU patients are on a ventilator.
The dogs of 9/11: Their failed searches for life helped sustain it
New York Times: For more than two weeks, hundreds of dogs hunted for signs of life.
Biden addresses tough questions after fall of Afghanistan
US President under intense scrutiny after chaos at Kabul airport.
Josie Pagani: This time it's personal - why we owe Afghans a debt of kindness
OPINION: The US withdrawal is a chance for NZ to step up.
Taliban celebrate victory as US troops leave Afghanistan
The militants drove out the world's most powerful military after a 20-year insurgency.