Kate Schneider

1 week ago | news.com.au | Kate Schneider

A 10-year-old girl suffered serious injuries after being attacked by a shark while snorkelling at a popular holiday destination. Leah Lendel was just one metre away from her influencer mother Nadia on Wednesday when she suddenly started screaming after emerging from underwater. The shark had bitten the girl’s right arm, with it mostly torn off at the wrist, Gulf Coast News reported. Leah’s father, who had been swimming at a distance, hurried to help her to the shore.

1 week ago | news.com.au | Chantelle Francis |Kate Schneider

Welcome to our live coverage of events in the United States. Witnesses have shared footage of the horrifying moment shots were fired as 10,000 marched during an anti-Trump “No Kings” protest in Salt Lake City, Utah. Three people have been taken into custody after the shooting left a man with a “critical” wound. In a video shared by onlooker Kris Pendleton with The Salt Lake Tribune, the crowd can be seen reacting with fear as gunshots ring out.

3 weeks ago | news.com.au | Kate Schneider

A prominent investor and multi-millionaire has made a huge move amid growing concerns about the global economy. Michael Burry – one of the first investors to predict and profit from the subprime mortgage crisis that occurred between 2007 and 2010 – has turned sceptical on stocks, dramatically slashing the portfolio of his Scion Asset Management company.

3 weeks ago | news.com.au | Kate Schneider

North Korea has deployed a series of mysterious objects alongside its stricken warship that ran into trouble during its launch last week, according to reports. Satellite images show the objects – believed to be balloons – floating alongside the 5000-tonne ship, which has been left laying on its side and partially submerged since the incident. While their exact purpose is unknown, experts told CNN the objects may be used to manoeuvre the ship back upright.

1 month ago | news.com.au | Brielle Burns |Kate Schneider

Three people have been detailed after the launch of North Korea’s new 5,000-ton navy destroyer ended in disaster. Kim Jong-un labelling the error a “criminal act” which would “not be tolerated”. The warship was set to be launched in the eastern port city of Chongjin on Wednesday but the ceremony soon turned into an embarrassment when the stern slid prematurely into the water, leaving “some sections of the warship’s bottom crushed”, according to Korean Central News Agency (KCNA).