Activists in the US are protesting driverless cars by placing traffic cones on the hood, effectively disabling the autonomous vehicle.

The protests began after these cars were rolled out in San Francisco and the California Public Utilities Commission …

Anthony Albanese has condemned North Korea’s firing of a missile as leaders gather for the NATO summit in Lithuania, where the war in Ukraine and its affect on global security is the focus.

Agriculture Minister Murray Watt says it is “disappointing” the EU has at this stage not been prepared to make a good enough offer under the free trade agreement.

“We remain hopeful that over the coming weeks and months we can still strike a deal with…

A volcano in southwestern Iceland was erupting for a third day on Wednesday following heightened seismic activity in the area, 11 months after its last eruption officially ended. (July 12)

Iowa’s Republican-led Legislature passed a bill banning most abortions after roughly six weeks of pregnancy. Gov. Kim Reynolds immediately said in a statement she would sign the bill on Friday. (July 12)

Rosalind Paciga said someone in the Civic Hospital Neighbourhood has been reporting basketball nets on the road for over a year, so she decided to make a big pink sign, asking them to “cut us some slack with our basketball nets.”

At least one refugee dead and hundreds more remain trapped on the border of Tunisia and Libya.

AP video journalist Mstyslav Chernov hopes his documentary “20 Days in Mariupol” shows the horror of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. (July 12)

A handwritten document found in Aretha Franklin’s couch cushion is a valid will determining the late Queen of Soul’s wishes, a US jury recently found.