The Department of Justice says the release of the Epstein files will take "a few more weeks" after a million additional documents were uncovered.
'This is annexation': Israel expands control over West Bank despite Trump's opposition
Despite US President Donald Trump's objections to the annexation of the West Bank, new settlement projects are approved, with some Israelis excited while Palestinians are left fearful.
Trump sparks Denmark's anger by appointing US envoy to Greenland
US President Donald Trump appoints a special envoy to Greenland, drawing renewed criticism from Denmark and the territory's leader over Washington's interest in the mineral-rich Arctic island.
It's not just the Epstein files — these other issues are splitting Trump's base
The release of the Epstein files followed some of Donald Trump's dedicated supporters launching a rare revolt against the US president. Here are six more issues that could also divide Republicans.
Uber and Lyft announce robotaxi trials for London
Rideshare companies Uber and Lyft are planning to bring self-driving cars to the streets of London in the first half of 2026.
US intercepting third Venezuelan oil tanker amid simmering tensions
If successful, it would be the third oil tanker seized as Donald Trump continues his campaign on President Nicolas Maduro.
Who's named in the Epstein files and who else was he connected to?
The Epstein files offer another glimpse into the financier's vast network of wealthy and influential figures. Here's what we know about his relationships with some of the world's most powerful people.
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The focus on Clinton raises questions about how curated the files were
The thousands of photos paint a picture of a life spent with the rich and famous but little that is incriminating to anyone but Jeffrey Epstein.
'Say she's 18': Inside the first batch of Epstein files
The US Department of Justice today released thousands of files it holds on late sex offender and disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein. Here's what's been uncovered in just a few hours.
US strikes dozens of IS targets in Syria, officials say
Described as "a declaration of vengeance" by US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, the strikes come after Donald Trump vowed retaliation for an attack on US personnel.
Partial release of Epstein files 'grossly fails' to comply with the law, Republican says
The Trump administration publishes the first tranche of the Epstein files, but the release of hundreds of thousands of documents looks to have been delayed.
US politicians slam first release of Epstein files but Trump makes no mention in 90-minute speech — as it happened
A trove of documents about the investigation into sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and his co-conspirator, Ghislaine Maxwell, has been published. Look back at how we analysed the files and the fallout.
US to miss deadline to release all Epstein files, Trump official admits
Deputy Attorney-General Todd Blanche says several hundred thousand Epstein-related documents should be released by the legal deadline, but several hundred thousand more could be a "couple of weeks" away.
Albanese not the only one facing a reckoning over Bondi terror
While the prime minister will forever struggle to shed the perception that he was too slow to recognise the threat to Australia's Jewish community, he is taking action.
Famine ends in Gaza but catastrophic conditions remain, global agency says
A report by the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification is still warning that over 100,000 children face malnutrition over the coming months.
EU to lend Ukraine $160b after plan to mobilise Russian assets unravels
EU leaders agree to provide a massive interest-free loan to Ukraine to meet its military and economic needs for the next two years after failing to reach an agreement on the use of frozen Russian assets.
Trump's hand-picked board renames arts centre as Trump Kennedy Center
The venue, named after former US president John F Kennedy, is to be renamed the Trump Kennedy Center after a vote by its board — which Mr Trump himself hand-picked this year.
PM flags 'national day of mourning' for Bondi attack — as it happened
Anthony Albanese says he will confirm a "national day of mourning" for the Bondi attack in the new year, and has declared Sunday, December 21 as a day of reflection to honour the victims.
More photos released on eve of Epstein files deadline
US Democrats continue their drip-feed of material from sex predator Jeffrey Epstein’s estate, releasing more photos on the eve of a deadline for the full publication of the Epstein files.
Dream life in Australia sold by influencers doesn't match reality
Influencers push a false promise of easy money and a better life in Australia with a Work and Holiday Visa, inspiring young Indonesians to take extreme measures to chase an almost unrealisable dream.
Inside the classified mission to deliver Australian tanks to Ukraine
The ABC is granted exclusive access to the ADF operation to transport M1A1 Abrams tanks to Ukraine, via Poland, which included an ocean voyage of more than 50 days.