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Trump brands Kelly a 'bimbo'
Donald Trump was not terribly happy with Megyn Kelly's questions during the very first campaign debate, Trump's Twitter account reaffirmed this.
Donald Trump was not terribly happy with Megyn Kelly's questions during the very first campaign debate, Trump's Twitter account reaffirmed this.
President Francois Hollande has resolved a spat with Russia over the future of two advanced warships Moscow ordered from France before its annexation of Crimea poisoned relations with the West.
Seventy years on, the feared nuclear Armageddon has been kept in check - but a new threat is mounting, writes Alexander Gillespie.
Police have named former British PM Sir Edward Heath as a suspected paedophile in the ongoing investigation into allegations of historic child abuse.
The age of entitlement is over for Lady Bronwyn. No more helicopter trips on the public purse, writes Billy Adams. Public resignations have rarely been so long coming.
the mess the Republicans are making of their challenge has been illustrated yet again by Donald Trump's bumptious hijacking of the British Open women's golf championship.
We were liquored up and keen to dance and they saw us straight away. An unattached white male? Boom.
Unlike Greece, there was never much of a boom. There has only been a bust.
John Howard famously couldn't bring himself to apologise to the stolen generations. This week Bronwyn Bishop finally succumbed over taking taxpayers for an expensive (helicopter) ride.
From the outside, the Security Council looks like a shed out the back of the United Nations.
What happens when the Secretary General's term ends next year is only faintly more transparent than appointing a new Pope, writes Audrey Young.
Some people, such as Britain's Prime Minister, will be glad that Lord Sewel has quit the House of Lords after apparently being caught in a sex and drugs sting.
Lord Sewel has resigned as a peer in the House of Lords after footage emerged of him allegedly taking cocaine with two prostitutes.
The Middle East continues its slide into chaos with Turkish warplanes joining the fray in Syria, further embroiling Nato's eastern rampart in that country's civil war.
If Labour is to have any credibility, Andrew Little needs to have the guts to announce it will oppose the TPPA, writes Jane Kelsey.
WATCH VIDEO: Lord in charge of policing standards in UK Parliament caught snorting cocaine with two prostitutes.
First Donald Trump questioned whether Sen. John McCain was truly a war hero.
He tells Kenyan president "bad things happen" when countries don't accept their citizens' right to be gay.
The Republican presidential candidate and his campaign give shifting accounts of the medical deferment that meant he avoided being deployed to Vietnam.
Britain must accept that "sooner or later" ground troops and tanks will have to be sent into combat to overcome Isis a former chief of the Armed Forces has said.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel held out the prospect of limited debt relief as crisis-hit Greece prepares to reopen its banks three weeks after they were shut.
Donald Trump, who has rocketed to the front of the Republican presidential race, flippantly belittled a Senator's war service, inviting a torrent of criticism.
Australian Speaker Bronwyn Bishop remains defiant as her taxpayer-funded travel expenses come under scrutiny.
Iran, once OPEC's second-biggest producer, will boost its oil exports by 500,000 barrels a day immediately after sanctions are lifted
Donald Trump, the provocative Republican presidential candidate, has caused anger among his party members by attacking Republican grandee John McCain.
The European Union seems to be using imaginary numbers in constructing a bailout for Greece. Here are some of them.
The fact that so many Republicans are comfortable with the thought of Donald Trump in the Oval Office shows how warped the party has become, writes Paul Thomas.