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Short-priced favourite Point of Law on Tuesday surged to victory at the Aus$10 million (US$7.2 million) Melbourne Cup, earning jockey Ethan Brown a debut win in Australia's "race that stops a nation".
Read morePartisan redistricting has transformed elections for Black voters in Houston as Democrats seek new pathways to victory.
Read morePartisan redistricting has transformed elections for Black voters in Houston as Democrats seek new pathways to victory.
Read moreLabor and Coalition members sponsoring resource companies and lobby group representing online gambling giants
Read moreJockey Ethan Brown salutes after chasing down Royal Supremacy Winning trainer Ciaron Maher fills top three places at Flemington Point of Law justified his favouritism at the 2026 Melbourne Cup after the three-year-old stallion that was owned by King Charles until earlier this year reeled in Royal Supremacy in a thrilling feature race at Flemington Racecourse. Jockey Ethan Brown guided the Ciaron Maher-trained horse to victory in the $10m race after Royal Supremacy – another in Maher’s stable – had led by about 20 lengths at one point. Continue reading...
Read moreThe home secretary laid out a revised proposal for changing when migrants can claim permanent residency.
Read moreAl Jazeera correspondent Montaser Nassar released hours after being arrested at his home in Dura, near Hebron.
Read moreVideo of the arrest shows Israeli forces leading Montaser Nassar, who was blindfolded and handcuffed, into a vehicle.
Read moreA Hong Kong court will sentence pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong on Thursday, according to the judiciary's website, in a second national security trial that could see him jailed for life.
Read moreThe events come as Haley Stevens opined on why she withdrew support for the US Senate Democratic nominee.
Read moreThe events come as Haley Stevens opined on why she withdrew support for the US Senate Democratic nominee.
Read moreSouth Korea is investigating an online leak of passport details belonging to President Lee Jae Myung and more than 160 other officials, a government minister said on Tuesday.
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