Poland is thinking of allowing US missiles in its territory, but the move will likely draw rebuke from Moscow.
Australia passed new laws to strip convicted terrorists and militants off of their citizenship.
Judge Eric Leach has replaced the original verdict of culpable homicide and replaced it with murder in Oscar Pistorius - Reeva Steenkamp case.
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull urges better intel-sharing among countries as fighting against ISIS is hard to do unilaterally.
Although the NRL says Auva’a will be banned permanently if he reoffended, Eden Puriri asks: is that already one too many chances?
Johnny Depp’s wife, Amber Heard, failed to show up in court again where she faces trial for smuggling two of her dogs in Australia in early 2015.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has warned consumers that they may get scam calls asking for personal details.
The CCTV footage captures moments before the girl was raped.
Apple is adding another solar investment in China on top its two new completed solar farms.
Donald Trump wants to go against Hillary Clinton and dishes on his race and competitors.
Fiona Barnett, an alleged victim of child abuse, has said Australia's VIP child sex trafficking ring is still operating.
Data retention laws tells that your private data can be accessed to check an individual’s involvement in criminal activities.
UNSW has forwarded a warning to its staff and students after threatening online messages appeared on 4Chan.
Pentagon condemns the Kremlin’s decision to launch airstrikes in Syria, saying it will fail if its operations will continue unimpeded.
NT is planning to introduce a bill to keep track of sex offenders online.
Pat Allen, who had played an important role in arresting Martin Bryant 19 years ago, feels steps should be taken to protect prison workers from his violent attacks.
A 35-year-old man was arrested at Lalor Park on the charges of murdering his mother and nephew with a knife.
The search for NSW kid William Tyrell has led police to release a recording of his mother’s phone call to triple 0.
According to Amnesty International, six major Gulf countries including Saudi Arabia and the UAE have offered zero resettlement places to Syrian refugees.
Thousands of school teachers will not work for two consecutive days to protest against the unequal pay across states.
Gabor Lukacs is questioning the decision of Canadian Transportation Agency when it censored some documents he requested.
A billionaire in New York, Robert Durst, is facing murder charges and illegal possession of marijuana and firearm.
After the 9/11 attack, the world was awakened to a modern terrorism. Even the strongest of world power is vulnerable.
After decades of being afflicted with financial turmoil, Veterans' plea of receiving decent financial support from the government may finally come to a halt.
The Canadian Government denied petition to grant refuge protection to Belhassen Trabelsi and family.
West Palm Beach Police had arrested last week a black teen who pretended for about one month that he was a doctor at St Mary's Medical Center.
Bill Cosby, who has been accused by 20 women of sexual assault, was heckled by protesters outside the venue of a Denver show.
Despite the topic being embarrassing, 26-year-old Sarah Tetley is encouraging women to speak about marital abuse.
Indonesian President Joko Widodo turned down the request of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff to commute the death sentence of Marco Archer Cardoso Moreira, a former pilot who was one of the six drug smugglers executed through a firing squad on Saturday midnight.
Bill Cosby's new accuser, who has met LAPD recently along with an attorney to file criminal charges, claims that she was sexually assaulted by the comedian in 2008.
