Naaja Nathanielsen, Greenland's minister for business and mineral resources, said people are "very, very worried" over the administration’s desire for control of Greenland.
World
13 mins ago
At its height, Dilbert appeared in 2000 newspapers worldwide in at least 70 countries and 25 languages.
33 mins ago
The Clintons, in a letter released on social media, slammed the House Oversight probe as "legally invalid".
Crime and Justice
7:48am
US President Donald Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform: "Iranian Patriots, KEEP PROTESTING - TAKE OVER YOUR INSTITUTIONS!!!"
6:40am
Confrontations between federal agents and protesters stretched throughout the day and across multiple cities.
7:21pm
Suzanne Lee Milgate was found guilty in December after being filmed hitting then-chief minister Natasha Fyles with the thin pastry in September 2023.
Politics
6:16pm
Investigators were told the agent opened fire after two people in a pickup truck repeatedly slammed into an unoccupied car they had rented.
2:30pm
Non-users and those on social media found to be at the highest levels of elevated risk for poorer wellbeing.
Health
2:00pm
2:39
Australian Federal Police charged the boy from regional NSW on December 18, alleging he is part of a crime network which raises false alarms about fake threats in the US.
1:30pm
Randa Abdel-Fattah was due to be at the Adelaide Writers' Week but was axed citing "cultural sensitivity".
1:10pm
2:28
Sadiq Khan said some politicians had painted an image of a violent crime-ridden "dystopian London".
1:00pm
Trump announced the tariffs in a social media posting, saying they would be "effective immediately".
12:20pm
It was another tense scene following the death of Renee Good and a weekend of more immigration enforcement sweeps in the Minneapolis area.
11:31am
Many of Apple's AI features remain in the development phase, while Google and Samsung have been rolling out more of the technology on their own devices.
Business
11:10am
The move reflects the bigger stakes of a contest about the fate of the Fed's independence, the balance of power within the federal government, and the path of the US economy.
Tue, Jan 13
At least nine members of Congress will be in Copenhagen on Friday and Saturday, according to a congressional aide familiar with the trip's planning.
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel said online that for relations to progress, discussions could not be based on "hostility, threats, and economic coercion".
Three Adelaide Festival board members and chair Tracey Whiting quit over the weekend and dozens of authors have withdrawn from Writers' Week, which starts on February 28.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghch insisted "the situation has come under total control" in remarks that blamed Israel and the US for the violence, without offering evidence.
Grok last week limited image generation and editing to paying users following a global backlash.
Monday 7:19pm
The move represents an unprecedented escalation in US President Donald Trump's battle over how American interest rates are set.
Monday 2:55pm
More than 350,000ha has burned and more than 300 properties lost in the state after summer heatwaves spurred out-of-control bushfires.
Monday 2:40pm
3:24
The 33-year-old Victorian man was allegedly wearing the vest when police were called to Bondi Junction on Sunday night.
Monday 2:10pm
Inspector Amy Scott, hailed as a hero for stopping the 2024 Bondi Junction stabbing rampage in which six were killed, is now battling a rare and aggressive form of breast cancer.
Monday 12:48pm
Between December 4 and 11, Meta said it took down 330,639 Instagram accounts, 173,497 Facebook accounts, and 39,916 Threads accounts it believed belonged to those under 16.
Monday 12:02pm
