The golf superstar had to be pulled out through the windshield of his car and was “fortunate to come out alive”, according to police.

While a Home Affairs probe has found that Australian visa data is secure, the agency’s links to Beijing have prompted investigations in Canada and New Zealand.

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Unused AstraZeneca doses rejected by German elderly and healthcare workers who want the Pfizer jab could be offered to police, teachers and the homeless.

The data centre raids were part of a coordinated strike in which the military seized power, detained elected leaders and took most internet users offline.

The Capitol’s former security chiefs all told the Senate inquiry they weren’t warned about “a military-style, coordinated attack”.

The plan signals a shift in the government’s stance after insisting all visitors must quarantine in the absence of enough proof that vaccines work.

CNN and MSNBC, whose journalists and personalities have spent years challenging Trump’s policies, have quietly reduced the number of Trump-focused journalists working on contract in recent months.

City Lights Books published Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg, William S. Burroughs and many others. The most famous release was Ginsberg’s anthemic poem, Howl.

French media reports said the charges relate to allegations made by an actor in her 20s that date back to 2018.

States can expect about 14.5 million doses of the coronavirus vaccine this week, an almost 70 per cent increase in distribution over last month, the White House said.

The indicator, measured over the past 14 days, fell to 236 cases from 252 the previous day and from a record 900 cases at the end of January, health ministry data showed.

He has graced screen and stage, but in the end it was a virtual appearance during the pandemic that earned Hugh Jackman praise from his teenage daughter Ava.

Lucia DeClerck, the oldest resident of her New Jersey nursing home, tested positive for the virus on her 105th birthday, one day after her second vaccine shot.

Buckingham Palace says Prince Philip will remain for several more days in hospital, where he is being treated for an infection.

30 years ago, the Herald’s Paul McGeough found the troops of the United States-led coalition “happy and assured” as they prepared to invade Kuwait.

Police stormed the party offices of Georgian opposition leader Nika Melia and detained him, deepening a political crisis that prompted the prime minister to resign last week.

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The cases are believed connected to an outbreak that prompted a snap three-day lockdown of Auckland last week.

Washington’s long history of difficulties in the Middle East is down to conflicting interests.

Ai Weiwei wants his works withdrawn from the Museum of Modern Art if it doesn’t remove chairman Leon Black, an art collector who paid Epstein almost $200 million for financial advice.

The Environment Protection Ministry has backed a court-imposed a ban on reporting on the investigation saying it was complex.

Changes, along with earlier pledges of reform, have largely been brushed off by the mainly youthful protesters, many of whom are demanding greater job opportunities.

The tragic COVID milestone brought sorrow, but arrived amid a growing belief the United States’ worst coronavirus days may be behind it.

The Justice Department accuses Emma Coronel Aispuro of helping her husband plan escapes from Mexican prison.

China’s human rights record was condemned at the UN’s top human rights forum, but foreign minister Wang Yi said it was just an excuse to meddle.

NASA has released footage of the Perseverance probe’s descent before landing on the surface of Mars.

The disturbing scene from a video released by Spain’s Civil Guard highlighted the great lengths and risks that migrants and asylum seekers take in their attempts to leave North Africa. 

The ambush occurred as the convoy was travelling from Goma, the country’s eastern regional capital, to visit a World Food Program school feeding project.

The true numbers are thought to be significantly greater, in part because of the many cases that were overlooked, especially early in the outbreak.

William made the statement after his 99-year-old grandfather spent a sixth night in hospital.

The meeting came two weeks after EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell was publicly humiliated by Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov during a trip to Moscow.

The British Prime Minister also declares there is “no credible route to a zero-COVID world”.

The probe, led by Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance, is believed to be the most serious legal threat Trump is facing in his post-presidential life. 

Dominion Voting Systems has accused My Pillow chief executive Mike Lindell of spreading false conspiracy theories that Dominion’s machines rigged November’s presidential election.

Europe is turning away from Chinese leader Xi Jinping and his Belt and Road initiative.

The state television broadcaster on late Sunday carried a public announcement from the junta, formally called the State Administration Council, warning against the general strike.

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Shutting down the news is the act of a dictator and may have a powerful impact on whether the Biden administration pursues antitrust legislation.

Boeing has recommended suspending the use of 777 jets with the same type of engine of the flight that was forced into an emergency landing after it shed debris over Denver.

Iran has walked back a threat to shut down inspections of its nuclear plants but won’t respond directly to the US about five jailed Americans.

The monument to the architect of the Bolsheviks’ murderous Red Terror has dominated a Moscow square. Citizens will vote whether to reinstate the statue.

Forget about oil and arms. Coronavirus vaccines are emerging as the newest currency of choice in the Middle East.

The 518-year-old Mona Lisa has seen many things in her life on a wall, but rarely this: Almost four months with no Louvre visitors.

British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab will also mark Britain’s return to the UN Human Rights Council by condemning the rights record of fellow council members China and Russia.

“People will be talking about this decades and decades and decades from now,” Anthony Fauci said on NBC’s Meet The Press.

The nine-month sentence of Pablo Hasel, known for his virulently anti-establishment raps, has prompted debate over freedom of expression in Spain.

Trump “should not define our future. We have got to define it for our self,” Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson said.

Annalisa Malara got a text last year from a high-profile patient. It read: “I’m alive because of you.”

Some Texans who were still able to turn on lights or keep their fridge running found themselves with bills of $USD5000 ($6353) or more for only five days of usage.