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Fury over bullies ‘sadistic’ act on disabled school boy

Heartbreaking video of bullies' disturbing act on disabled boy sparks global outrage.

Kanye West’s offensive behaviour makes corporate partners squirm

New York Times: How much offensive behaviour are companies willing to tolerate?

US teen pleads guilty to killing 4 in school shooting

Ethan Crumbly shot and killed four people at Oxford High School in December last year.

'I could drop dead tomorrow': Joe Biden says age concern is legitimate

The US president has opened up about his mortality.

Mississippi daycare workers charged, accused of scaring tots with mask

Four employees at the daycare were fired after the video came to light.

January 6 panel issues subpoena to Trump, demanding he testify

The panel has issued a letter to Trump’s lawyers demanding his testimony under oath.

Mark Lister: Recession talk heats up

OPINION: September quarter GDP figures for the US next week will be closely watched.

'I did nothing wrong': James Corden says it's 'beneath' him to care about NYC restaurant drama

The entertainer insists he 'did nothing wrong' and feels 'so Zen about the whole thing'.

Donald Trump's closest aide gets four months behind bars for defying subpoena

Sentencing said the law was clear.

A mobster dodged hit after hit. His son finally got him

New York Times: Prosecutors say Anthony Zottola wanted his father's business.

'Overcome with grief': Parents of latest US teen shooter devastated

Austin Thompson's shooting spree killed five, including his 16-year-old brother.

'Felt disgusted': Woman suffers incurable STI after office janitor's vile act

'This individual is a sick man. I want him to be exposed, and I want him to pay.'

Audrey Young: 50 years of diplomats - the best and the worst political appointments

One diplomat stands out above the rest.

Student dies instantly after tragic accident while on dinner date

A student's thoughtful date plan ends in tragedy after he dies in a freak accident.

Family of the late Julian Robertson to sell Wairarapa's Dry River Wines

'Chance to refocus and consolidate our business interests' - Jay Robertson.

The ‘road of death’: A treacherous, jungle trafficking route lined with rotting corpses

Patrolled by drug traffickers and armed bandits, the Darien Gap is a notorious route.

Texas woman accused of killing daughter she called ‘evil’

The woman has three other children.

Drones embody an Iran-Russia alliance built on hostility to the US

New York Times: Authoritarian regimes have conflict with the West in common.