She was a swaggering reporter. He was a star correspondent. Together they helped shape our understanding of the Trump era. Then they made themselves the story.

The US House has overwhelmingly voted in favour of releasing the Jeffrey Epstein files.

As Prime Minister Anthony Albanese prepares for his first one-on-one meeting with US president Donald Trump, we look back at how other meetings with world leaders have unfolded in the Oval Office.

By day, the president was shrugging off state-sanctioned murder. By night, he was in his element, hosting a lavish reception for the Saudi crown prince and big-name guests.

The Indian supplier has come under fierce criticism for using cheaper Russian oil to boost its profits, helping Putin finance his war in Ukraine.

The agents are using LinkedIn to reach out to possible sources they can exploit for information, MI5 told British MPs in a written alert.

The Israeli military said it had hit a Hamas training compound in the deadliest attack inside Lebanon since last year’s ceasefire.

A bill to release all Department of Justice records on Jeffrey Epstein will now be considered by President Donald Trump, after passing the US Congress in a flurry of votes.

“If you’re going to give it, you have to be able to take [it],” a White House official said.

When asked about the killing of Khashoggi during an Oval Office appearance with Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Donald Trump answers, “Whether you like him or don’t like him, things happen”.

Speaking outside Capitol Hill, Virginia Giuffre's brother Sky Roberts breaks down as he describes what his sister had to endure and how it affected her.

While answering questions about the Epstein emails aboard Air Force One, Trump responds to Bloomberg journalist Catherine Lucey and tells her "quiet piggy".

US President Donald Trump called a reporter "piggy" after she asked him a question about Jeffrey Epstein.

The US House of Representatives is expected to pass a bill in coming hours that would compel officials to release the Jeffrey Epstein files.

Donald Trump admonished a reporter for asking about Jamal Khashoggi’s 2018 assassination: “You don’t have to embarrass our guest by asking a question like that.”

“A certain line has been crossed,” said Donald Tusk says as more details emerge of the incident that forced a passenger train to make an emergency stop.

For more than a week, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has been blasted with a fire hose of rage.

US President Donald Trump’s peace plan for Gaza gets the nod from the international community.

Japan has ordered troops into a northern region to help counter a surge in bear attacks on people.

Petty criminals across Europe are being jailed for helping Russian spy agencies and their ultimate controller - Vladimir Putin.