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China planted spies in Canadian parliament, PM Trudeau alleges
Justin Trudeau accuses Beijing of 'aggressive games' amid reports of spying.
Justin Trudeau accuses Beijing of 'aggressive games' amid reports of spying.
The girl was reportedly overwhelmed by the outside world when she was freed.
Advisor Kellyanne Conway has been helping cultivate a calmer, more considered Trump.
Over-focus on Roe v Wade, instead of the economy has put the Democrats at risk.
China focuses on preparing for war amid an 'unstable and uncertain' security environment.
Times: The job of telling Donna Freed where she came from fell to a nervous social worker.
New York Times: Voters describe lifelong bonds fractured by the left-right divide.
Police found a dog carrying a severed human arm; then they body - minus a head.
The law exam used a student's name in a fictional scenario that made her a murderer.
They said it was part of a hostile attempt to tarnish the image of North Korea.
President Joe Biden's speech was hosted by the Democratic National Committee on Nov. 2. "We can't take democracy for granted any longer". Video / AP
The jackpot was by far the largest lottery jackpot ever won in the US.
Appeal for 'real peace talks' reflects a change in rhetoric from Kyiv.
More on the missing 10-year-old involved in boating tragedy, New Zealand answers the call at COP27 and midterm elections underway in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald
Trump looks set to make a big declaration next week as he teases a third presidential run.
Her daughter tragically disappeared in 1999. 23 years later, she got a terrifying call.
New York Times: Leaders resist formal declaration that could unlock aid and save lives.
North Korea argues it has never sent artillery shells to Moscow.
Financial Times: Character is no longer on the ballot, says a Republican strategist.
Young men from elite families demure when phoned to ask if they will fight in Ukraine.
Moon Jae-in was given the animals by the North Korean leader after a summit in 2018.
Paul Pelosi was bludgeoned with a hammer after an intruder broke into their home.
New York Times: The show begins in New Zealand tonight just after 9pm.
Qatar has promised a 'carbon-free' World Cup but experts doubt it's possible.
New York Times: Authorities allow 'vulnerable' migrants to disembark but block adult men.
The disappearance of Lord Lucan in 1974 has baffled historians and the police ever since.
An estimated 1 million people — half the number who fled the region — have returned.
Claims recent launches are tests for 'merciless' strike against military targets.
The raids targeted a far-right movement called the Reichs Citizens, a group who allegedly intended to overthrow the German government by force. Video / AP