On ABC News 24, anchor Natasha Exelby was caught off guard when the camera cut back to her when she was presumably daydreaming. Her reaction has since gone viral.
Cuba has released the draft of a new family code that would allow same-sex to marry and adopt as well as give children greater participation in decisions that affect them
The sacrifice of French soldiers in the region ‘is not in vain’ says Macron
Major moves within the Government feature on many of the front pages on Thursday.
Pro-Palestinian protests outside a Jewish synagogue in Michigan are protected by the Constitution's First Amendment
Scientists from Kew Gardens believe that thousands of plants used by Latin American tribes to treat malaria could provide new cures for the deadly disease.
Cold war echoes as Aukus alliance focuses on China deterrenceAnalysis: military alliance is more wide-ranging than Five Eyes agreement and may come to define future approach to Indo-Pacific securityUS, UK and Australia forge military alliance to counter China US officials said the Aukus alliance was about ‘sustaining and improving deterrence’, but the west will need China’s help in other global problems, such as the climate crisis. Photograph: Oliver Contreras/EPA
The activists also blocked five junctions of the M25 on Monday leading to long queues and arrests
Care homes could face "catastrophic shortages" unless the government scraps its vaccination deadline for the sector's workers, a union has warned. Care workers in England must get their first COVID-19 vaccine dose by today and be double-jabbed by 11 November to keep their jobs. Unison said the policy was partly to blame for the "severe staffing crisis", with many care agencies now unable to provide emergency cover.
The leader of the Canadian province of Alberta is apologizing for his handling of the pandemic and now says he’s now reluctantly introducing a vaccine passport and imposing a mandatory work from order two months after lifting nearly all restrictions
France's president says the head of the Islamic State in the Greater Sahara has been killed
It's 22 years to the day since the reality TV phenomenon was first unleashed on the world... but the show's first ever winner has mixed feelings about taking part.
Boris Johnson is expected to be hosted by Joe Biden at the White House next week as the two leaders seek to move beyond the contentious Afghanistan withdrawal.
The royal family are used to the world being fascinated about their every move, every story about their private life and especially every potential scandal. The only saving grace was a busy day in Westminster. The High Court getting involved in the Prince Andrew case, more senior staff stepping down from the Prince's Foundation over claims of "rogue activity" in relation to fundraising, and the Met police announcing they wouldn't be opening an investigation into Martin Bashir's Panorama interview with Princess Diana.
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte will not cooperate with the International Criminal Court's probe into the drug war, his lawyer said Thursday, insisting the tribunal does not have jurisdiction in the country.
Pep Guardiola celebrated his side's goal-scoring ability following Manchester City’s remarkable 6-3 victory over 10-man Leipzig. “I’m delighted and happy and thankful for these incredible players,” said Guardiola. “It was a real tough game. “But the first game at home is so important to win. We scored a lot of goals and in the last three games we have scored 16. “For the fans that is nice to give them. Now we rest and think of Southampton.”
The Dragon capsule containing the four citizen astronauts was launched atop a SpaceX Falcon 9 from the Kennedy Space Centre in Florida. One of those aboard the mission, billionaire entrepreneur Jared Isaacman, paid an undisclosed fee to SpaceX for the right to fly with three others. During its three-day journey the capsule will orbit the earth once every 90 minutes at a speed of more than 17,000mph and an altitude of 360 miles, higher than even the orbiting International Space Station and Hubble Space Telescope.
A federal judge has declined to block a ban imposed by Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis to prevent mandating masks for Florida school students amid the ongoing coronavirus outbreak
A divided federal appeals court has upheld the dismissal of an ACLU lawsuit challenging a portion of the National Security Agency’s warrantless surveillance of Americans’ international email and phone communications
Alaska has reported its highest number of new COVID-19 cases, a day after the state’s largest hospital announced it had entered crisis protocol and started rationing care
The Biden administration is considering requiring that international visitors be vaccinated against COVID-19
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