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Vanessa MarshUS Correspondent

Vanessa is News Corp Australia’s US Correspondent. The Walkley award-winning journalist has covered court, crime, politics and business for a number of Australian mastheads. She was previously based in Brisbane with The Courier-Mail as Chief of Staff, and prior to that was the paper’s Chief Court Reporter.

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Trump’s ‘sick’ tirade about murdered director

Donald Trump has sparked outrage after posting controversial comments about murdered Hollywood director Rob Reiner, as tributes pour in.

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President Donald Trump speaks during a Mexican Border Defense Medal presentation in the Oval Office of the White House, Monday, Dec. 15, 2025, in Washington. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)

Trump sues BBC, brands fentanyl ‘weapon of mass destruction’

The President has filed a $US10 billion lawsuit against the BBC over an edit of his January 6 speech, as he declared war on drug cartels by reclassifying fentanyl as a WMD.

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Suicide watch for Reiner’s son on murder charges as A-list feud revealed

The “troubled” son of Hollywood legend Rob Reiner is on suicide watch after allegedly killing his parents as details emerge of a heated confrontation at a star-studded party.

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NT business leader gets new key role to build on US-Aust relations

A renowned Territory business leader will help lead efforts to strengthen ties between Australia and the US at a pivotal moment in the alliance. Read all about it.

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Ex-Trump advisor to lead pivotal Aus-US alliance

The man who counselled presidents from Obama to Trump now leads efforts to transform Australia-US “shared values into shared projects” through strategic alliance building.

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Moscow confirms Russians among those killed in Bondi attack

Russia’s Foreign Ministry has joined other world leaders in condemning the mass shooting in Bondi, calling for a global response to the “barbarism” of the attack.

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People hold candles during a vigil, Sunday, Dec. 14, 2025, in Providence, R.I., for those injured or killed in the Saturday shooting on the campus of Brown University. (AP Photo/Steven Senne)

‘We have a murderer out there’: Suspect in US shooting released

The 24-year-old suspect apprehended by police in connection to the Brown University mass shooting has been released, as the tragic victims have been identified.

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A US military vehicle, part of a convoy, drives near the town of Tal Tamr in the northeastern Syrian Hasakeh province on the border with Turkey, on November 10, 2019. (Photo by Delil SOULEIMAN / AFP)

Syria chases IS ‘sleeper cells’ after attack on US soldiers

The US and Syria are tracking IS ‘sleeper cells’ across the Syrian desert after a security force member due to be fired for “extremist Islamist ideas” killed two US soldiers and an interpreter.

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This undated photo from the personal collection of Jeffrey Epstein provided by the Democrats on the House Oversight Committee on December 12, 2025, shows former Trump adviser Steve Bannon (L) speaking with Epstein. The image also shows two photos of people in frames on Epsteinâs desk, their faces redacted by the committee. Democratic lawmakers released a new cache of photos on Friday from the estate of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein that includes images of US President Donald Trump and former president Bill Clinton, as well as former Trump advisor Steve Bannon, former Clinton treasury secretary Larry Summers, director Woody Allen and the ex-prince now known as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor. (Photo by HANDOUT / House Oversight Democrats / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT

Creepy photo on Epstein’s desk among shock new pics of rich and famous

A creepy photo on Jeffrey Epstein’s desk has emerged among images of powerful people, who have also appeared in never-before-seen images just released. SEE THE PHOTOS.

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‘Scarier than Terminator’: ChatGPT, AI accused of role in murder

An American woman’s estate is suing ChatGPT’s creator, OpenAI, alleging the chatbot played a role in her murder by feeding into her son’s delusions about her.

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