Hong Kong Activist Joshua Wong Sentenced to 10 Years Under National Security Law
Wong, a prominent figure in Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement, received the sentence for conspiring to collude with foreign forces.
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Ellen DeGeneres Celebrates Democratic Wins While Grieving Producer's Death
The former talk show host, who previously relocated to England, shared her support for several Democratic candidates following midterm election victories.
Australian High Court to Hear Pauline Hanson's Appeal in Racial Discrimination Case
The High Court will consider whether provisions of the Racial Discrimination Act unduly burden Australia's implied freedom of political communication following a social media exchange.
Australian PM Criticized for Overseas Travel Amid Domestic Economic Woes
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faces backlash for attending international summits while Australian households grapple with rising interest rates and inflation.
LA Woman Charged in $18 Million COVID Relief Fraud Scheme
Federal prosecutors allege Marisela Nuno submitted fraudulent applications for Paycheck Protection Program and Economic Injury Disaster Loan funds.
Justice Alito Confirms He Will Not Retire Early, Despite Shift in Senate Control
Justice Samuel Alito stated he has no plans to step down, even as Democrats gain a Senate majority that could block future Republican-appointed nominees.
Asbestos Discovery Adds Urgency to Parliament Refurbishment Debate
More hazardous material found in the Palace of Westminster as MPs face increasing pressure to approve a costly, decades-long renovation project.
California Turns Bluer as Trump Backlash Dominates Election
Republicans face significant losses across the state, with independent voters expressing frustration with Donald Trump.
911 Audio Reveals Father's Frantic Plea Before Confronting Oregon School Gunman
A father's desperate 911 call captures his pleas for help moments before he entered his daughters' elementary school and fatally shot a teenage gunman.