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'Help me!' Videos of ICE violently detaining man who says he's U.S. citizen spark outrage
Videos of a Long Beach resident screaming that his arm is broken and begging for help as he is pinned to the ground by immigration agents have sparked outrage in the community.
How a drug for TAPEWORM could end the crippling pain of endometriosis
Niclosamide has been used for decades to kill the gut parasites, starving them to death by shutting off their supply of glucose, their main energy source
RICHARD EDEN: Ads for BBC doctor's blood test company are banned
BBC Breakfast viewers trust him as the show's resident doctor and his Feel Better, Live More podcast is a hit, but Rangan Chatterjee stands accused of deceiving the public.
MP Helen Haines remains critical and could lose a leg after Landcruiser ran her over in deliberate attack - as Anthony Albanese confirms counterterrorism probe to unfold in Victoria's anti-authority heartland where Dezi Freeman shot two cops
Independent MP Helen Haines is fighting for her life after being struck by a car in a targeted attack outside her electorate office on Monday afternoon.
NADINE DORRIES: Do I regret quitting the Tories for Reform? Not one little bit!
I don't desert my friends and colleagues when they are under pressure for trying to do the right thing. That's when I put my shoulder to the wheel and push harder.
Strictly's Amy Dowden accuses Brendan Cole of 'desperately craving attention' after he made 'upsetting and cruel' comments about her dance skills following her cancer battle
Amy Dowden has hit back at Brendan Cole over his criticism of her Strictly performances, accusing him of seeking 'the attention he so desperately craves'.
Saudis postpone investment conference until 2027 amid fighting with Houthis
The Saudi government has postponed its annual investment conference — known colloquially as “Davos in the Desert” — to next year, after the Iran-backed Houthi rebels carried out multiple deadly attacks on Saudi Arabia…
Doomsday cult leader who told parents to starve their children is found guilty of 191 murders
Paul Mackenzie, who was the leader of the Good News International Church in Kenya and told families schools and hospitals were 'Satanic', had convinced his disciples the world was ending.
Police charge 43yo man with multiple offences relating to alleged attack on MP
Helen Haines lost a leg and remains in hospital after the incident.
Canadian grass fire that killed four soldiers raged across a kilometer in just 30 seconds as officials search for cause of blaze
A raging grass fire erupted at around 4pm local time on Saturday afternoon at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright, killing four soldiers and injuring a further 39 people, officials said.
