North Korea: 'A declaration of war'
North Korea's foreign minister says his country has the right to shoot down US planes.
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North Korea ups ante with attack video
Propaganda video shows planes and aircraft carrier being blown up in comic style.
'As close as you can get to Hitler, literally'
A pair of Adolf Hitler's underwear, in pristine condition, has sold at auction in the US.
One dead, 7 injured in US church shooting
BREAKING: One dead and seven injured after a gunman opened fire at a Nashville church.
As quake search continues, thousands homeless
In the aftermath of the 7.1 earthquake in Mexico, thousands have been left homeless.
United States: Fun of the fair
Beth J Harpaz checks out new theme park attractions to delight families visiting the US.
When Harry met Melania
US First Lady Melania Trump has embarked on her first solo trip and met with royalty.
Mexico earthquake: Girl didn't exist
Following the Mexico earthquake, the country was transfixed by the rescue of a young girl.
Vancouver: Water world
A trip to Vancouver is not complete without a visit to its famous aquarium.
Despair rises for relatives of missing
Death toll in Mexico earthquake rises to 273, with more than 2000 injured.
The streets of Philadelphia
Shandelle Battersby walks in the footsteps of the USA's Founding Fathers.
'Never heard a more courageous speech'
At least one world leader thought Trump absolutely nailed one of his biggest speeches yet.
Three killed in horror bus crash
A tour bus in New York slammed into a city bus and across a pavement, killing three.
Trump rips into United Nations in debut
Trump has slammed UN "mismanagement" and bragged about Trump World Tower.
Trump lawyers spill beans
Who needs leaks from the White House when there are loud-mouthed lawyers who lunch?
Crime reporter's stories unravel
Was US crime reporter Kevin Deutsch one of journalism's most prolific frauds?
US considers closing embassy in Cuba
US embassy staff in Havana have suffered from ailments after sound wave incidents.
Local Focus: Kiwi app making waves worldwide
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Deal or no deal? 'Dreamers' wait on Trump
Even US President Donald Trump's diehard supporters are furious with him now.
Mission of a lifetime ends with a bang
No mission lasts forever, but Cassini's final dive is particularly hard for one scientist.
Selena reveals she had kidney transplant
Singer Selena Gomez has shared her medical issues on social media.
Shot for asking woman to move car
A homeless man in Nashville was shot after asking a driver to move their car.
Probe into Justine's death completed
US prosecutor to decide if the cop who killed Australian Justine Damond will be charged.
Bannon's damning admission about Trump
Steve Bannon thinks Trump got something very important wrong.
Hurricane Irma third major disaster for Kiwi
Hurricane Irma will be the third major disaster to strike Kiwi Anna Wilding.
Blind sailor: 'I work off how the boat feels'
Mark Mulcare is totally blind. He's also a three-time world champion helmsman.
Kiwis stuck on cruise as Irma approaches
Eventful holiday for Kiwi pair on cruise ship as superstorm approaches.
Oregon: Going beyond Portland
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Canada: Garden retreat
On a crisp spring morning, PK Stowers finds a lush corner of Vancouver Island.
Horror hit and run: 'I saw just the rolling of the grass'
Sarah Ashill was on a Skype call to her husband when he was hit by ute and badly hurt.
The Historic Anchorage Hotel, Alaska
Anna Harrison checks into an olde world hotel that's reportedly haunted.
A guilty secret: Who killed Rick Hayward?
Rick Hayward vanished after parking his car on an isolated back road four years ago.