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  1. 'I F**king Hate You': Donald Trump And JD Vance Heckled At Respective Midterm Rallies

    It was a noisy night on the 2026 midterm election campaign trail for the president and vice president.

  2. Treble-winning recruit ready to deliver for Wanderers

    Having already had a taste of success, Western Sydney young gun Miguel Di Pizio is embracing his responsibility as a game-changer for the A-League Men club.

  3. Super Bowl 2027 will get real time Star Wars animated telecast with C-3PO and more

    The Super Bowl will be transformed into an animated telecast with avatars of the players, and Star Wars characters subbing in "during key moments".

  4. Big Bang Theory cast found it 'difficult' to see Chuck Lorre during Charlie Sheen feud

    Mayim Bialik has reflected on Chuck Lorre seeing The Big Bang Theory set as a "safe space" during his feud with Charlie Sheen in 2011.

  5. Josh Duhamel blasts Netflix for axing Ransom Canyon: 'I was a little upset'

    Josh Duhamel expressed his disappointment and surprise after Netflix cancelled his neo-Western series Ransom Canyon after two seasons, despite its top ratings performance and passionate fan following.

  6. Ariana Grande mourns death of dog: 'I will miss you every day'

    Ariana Grande paid a heartfelt tribute to her late 17-year-old dog Coco, reflecting on their deep bond and Coco's presence throughout her career.

  7. ‘Chilling’: Coroner rejects Sportsbet’s defence in young man’s suicide

    Five years after Kyle Hudson’s death, a Victorian coroner issued a scathing assessment of Sportsbet, saying the wagering giant fed the 22-year-old’s gambling addiction.

  8. How to solve the hardest maths question in the 2026 HSC

    Students at North Sydney Girls High said the final mathematics extension 2 question was not without its hiccups but were able to solve it.

  9. This Budget could be even worse than the two bloodbaths delivered by Reeves, Kemi Badenoch warns

    The Tory leader will raise the prospect the Chancellor will cause more damage to the economy than his predecessor, despite Labour already hiking the tax burden to a post-war high.