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New law in Texas outlaws all abortions after a first heartbeat can be detected.
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'Staggering drop': Donald Trump shuts down online blog after 29 days
The former president has been ridiculed over latest failure.
'Get a shot and have a beer': Biden pushes 'vaccine sprint' promo
The US president is looking for anything to encourage vaccination.
Outrage greets report of Arizona plan to use 'Holocaust gas' in executions
New York Times: Documents show the state planned to return to the use of hydrogen cyanide.
How Naftali Bennett, head of a small party in Israel, rose to the top
New York Times: Bennett has leveraged his modest electoral gain for shot at the top job.
Ghislaine Maxwell's fifth bid for freedom fails
Socialite, 59, retained in custody ahead of her sex grooming charges trial in November.
Biden pledges to reduce racial wealth gap
President was commemorating 100 years since Tulsa Race Massacre.
'God told me'- Woman donates kidney to hubby's ex-wife
An unusual story? Yes. But a tale of how love and compassion can triumph over division.
Man rescued in Colorado mountain pass accused in 1982 murders
New York Times: A plane spotted his SOS and saved him. Just after he'd killed two people.
NZ cloud storage firm being used by ransomware attackers, says FBI
The FBI warns Auckland company Mega.NZ is being used by ransomware attackers.
Unprecedented outbreak of side blooms on US cacti
Cactus experts are concerned about an outbreak of 'side blooms' on saguaros.
Johnson & Johnson asks court to review $2b verdict
Johnson & Johnson argues that the company didn't get a fair shake in a trial.
More US citizens involved in border drug busts
An increasing number of Americans have tried to smuggle illegal drugs at the SW border.
Covid-19 around the world: UK tackling Indian variant, France vaccinating all adults
France offers vaccine to all adults as UK tries to vaccinate 15,000 in a day at a stadium.
Denmark allegedly helped US spy on Angela Merkel
Danish foreign secret service allegedly helped the United States spy on European leaders.
Death of QAnon follower at US Capitol leaves a wake of pain
New York Times: Rosanne Boyland fell prey to conspiracy theories. She died at the Capitol.
Ex-priest dies just before facing charges in 1972 killing of altar boy
New York Times: The priest had comforted the parents following their son's death.
American churches mark 100 years since Tulsa race massacre
One of America's deadliest spasms of racist violence killed up to 300 people.
Search continues for seven victims of Tennessee plane crash
Ex-Tarzan actor was among those onboard the small jet aircraft.
US flight attendant loses teeth, rise in mask-related violence
Secretary Pete Buttigieg has denounced recent violence on US planes.
'Unlike anything we've ever seen': Pandemic fuels surge in US gun sales
New York Times: About a fifth who bought guns last year were first-time gun owners.
Capitol rioters blame conspiracy theories for their actions
"Just because you believe the election was stolen doesn't mean you can storm the Capitol."
'We fear for our lives': 'Neighbour from hell' terrorises locals
Potential home buyers are fleeing open homes while neighbours are running scared.
'Blue collar' White House: Temper tantrums, pumping iron, downing Gatorade
Painfully slow decisions, bicep curls and gallons of Gatorade. Inside Biden's White House.
'Hooked on a Feeling', 'Raindrops' singer B.J. Thomas dies at 78
The Grammy-winning singer enjoyed success on the pop, country and gospel charts.
Meghan's old blog about Kate comes back to haunt her
A post from her days of The Tig about one particular aspect of royal life has resurfaced.
Concert tickets cost $18 if you're vaccinated, $1000 if you aren't
Discounts and prizes are being used to entice people to get vaccinated in the US.
Scenes from a mogul's marriage: The troubling fourth act of Bill Gates
New York Times: Have we been played, or did we put too much faith in mere mortals?
'The dam has broken': UK, US jointly probe Covid Wuhan lab leak theory
Evidence the virus was engineered has been ignored, former spy chief says.
Britain's X Files: UK may relaunch team of UFO hunters
Sightings of unidentified flying objects have been issued in a report from the US.
Big agenda for Ardern/Morrison talks in Queenstown
The two PMs have plenty to talk about, from Covid to climate change to China.
QAnon now as popular in US as some major religions, poll suggests
New York Times: Some Americans remain in thrall to the web of untruths spun by Trump.
Why the horrific story of China's Orphan Girl captivated a nation
New York Times: She yearned to escape poverty and misfortune. It all ended in tragedy.
Officers face charges in restraint death of Black man
Manuel Ellis repeatedly told officers he couldn't breathe.