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2 weeks ago | 
abc.net.au | Brad Ryan |Lauren Day |Cameron Schwarz
Donald Trump has used a campaign-style public rally to rage against "fake polls" that show his approval ratings falling as he chalks up 100 days back in office. A slew of polls to mark the milestone show a significant drop in Mr Trump's approval ratings, in some cases to record lows for this point in the presidency.
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Oct 21, 2024 | 
abc.net.au | Barbara Miller |Cameron Schwarz |Phoebe Hosier
Soujoud Hamade can't get the video of the burning man out of her head. "It's a horrendous, horrific image that will be imprinted in my mind for the rest of my life," the Michigan lawyer said. Shaban al-Dalou was a day shy of his 20th birthday when he burned to death in his family's tent last week as a result of an Israeli strike near the Al Aqsa Martyrs hospital in central Gaza.
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Sep 9, 2024 | 
abc.net.au | Barbara Miller |Cameron Schwarz
Brad Raffensperger is walking a fine line. At a Rotary Club meeting in a church south of Atlanta, the Georgia Secretary of State wants to assure any "hardcore Republicans" that he hasn't "gone to the dark side". What he means by that is the Democratic side of politics. Raffensperger is the Republican who pushed back when Donald Trump famously called him in January 2021 and said he wanted to "find "11,780 votes" in Georgia.
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May 15, 2024 | 
abc.net.au | Jade Macmillan |Naomi Selvaratnam |Cameron Schwarz |Brad Ryan
/ Posted 5 minutes agoThe sun is still coming up over the city of Eagle Pass as Jessie Fuentes launches his canoe into the Rio Grande river. In Texas, the river serves as the natural border between the United States and Mexico. On the American side, guards stand on shipping containers, keeping watch. Items of clothing remain tangled in razor wire, where people placed them to protect their bodies from the barbs.
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Mar 2, 2024 | 
abc.net.au | Emilie Gramenz |Chloe Hart |Cameron Schwarz
In short: NRL players and fans have descended on Las Vegas for two opening-round games. The league is hoping to pick up new followers, viewers and bettors in America. What's next? Another eight games will be played in Vegas over the next five years. Amid the flashing lights and blaring signs of downtown Las Vegas, throngs of tourists are dressed in maroon, red and green, and red and white.
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Mar 2, 2024 | 
en.mogaznews.com | Emilie Gramenz |Chloe Hart |Cameron Schwarz
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Nov 30, 2023 | 
abc.net.au | Barbara Miller |Cameron Schwarz |Brad Ryan |Emilie Gramenz
Until a reporter called him last week, Gurpatwant Singh Pannun says he knew nothing about an alleged plot to have him killed. New York authorities allege they foiled an Indian government agent's murder plotIndia has promised an inquiry, but the alleged target says he does not trust itCourt documents suggest other people in North America were also targetsBut the New York lawyer says he wasn't shocked to hear he was a target.
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Sep 23, 2023 | 
msn.com | Cameron Schwarz
When Hardeep Singh Nijjar walked out of his Sikh temple just outside Vancouver, he had no idea two assassins were lying in wait. The 45-year-old had just delivered a speech in the temple, known as a gurdwara, warning the congregation: "The coming time is very dangerous." Earlier that day, he'd been drinking tea with the gurdwara's secretary, Gurmeet Singh Toor. He was aware his life was in danger, Mr Toor told the ABC. He had recently been given a tip-off by Canadian intelligence agents.
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Sep 23, 2023 | 
abc.net.au | Carrington Clarke |Cameron Schwarz
When Hardeep Singh Nijjar walked out of his Sikh temple just outside Vancouver, he had no idea two assassins were lying in wait. The 45-year-old had just delivered a speech in the temple, known as a gurdwara, warning the congregation: "The coming time is very dangerous." Earlier that day, he'd been drinking tea with the gurdwara's secretary, Gurmeet Singh Toor. He was aware his life was in danger, Mr Toor told the ABC. He had recently been given a tip-off by Canadian intelligence agents.
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Sep 23, 2023 | abc.net.au | Carrington Clarke |Cameron Schwarz
When Hardeep Singh Nijjar walked out of his Sikh temple just outside Vancouver, he had no idea two assassins were lying in wait. The 45-year-old had just delivered a speech in the temple, known as a gurdwara, warning the congregation: "The coming time is very dangerous." Earlier that day, he'd been drinking tea with the gurdwara's secretary, Gurmeet Singh Toor. He was aware his life was in danger, Mr Toor told the ABC. He had recently been given a tip-off by Canadian intelligence agents.
