The White House hopeful lashes the president, while insisting his own age and ethnicity are politically irrelevant.

Two students pulled out to sea had their prayers answered after they were saved by a boat named Amen.

French authorities are reviewing videos that appear to show riot police attacking protesters.

Top-ranked side England survive a scare to narrowly beat Ireland by four wickets in the one-day international at Malahide.

Protesters criticise Sudan's ruling military council for ruling out a civilian-majority government.

Officials say hostility to medical staff is hindering efforts to tackle the deadly disease.

Everton beat Burnley to keep their hopes of qualifying for next season's Europa League alive.

The two agreed there was "no collusion" between the Trump campaign and Russia, said the White House.

Bangladesh's foreign minister says the 19-year-old IS bride has "nothing to do" with his country.

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Les Murray's rich poetry defined Australia's landscape and captured its unique vernacular for all time.

The trafficking of Nepali women, sharply higher since the 2015 earthquake, has been helped by social media.

The latest protests in Venezuela are just the most recent chapter in a long-running crisis.

Leonardo da Vinci may have suffered nerve damage in a fall, impeding his ability to paint in later life.

A US sailor who lost his leg takes his first steps using a prosthetic limb after documenting his recovery.

Rangers found the "peculiar" creature with three functional eyes on a highway in the Northern Territory.

"Why would I want to have all these hours of tattoo work put into my body to be buried with them?"

How Avengers: Endgame helped make Disney the dominant force in world cinema.

Scientists in the Antarctic are monitoring seal poo to keep track of what's happening in the environment.

Deforestation caused by palm oil cultivation is pushing orangutans closer to farmers who see them as pests.

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