Broome corner store and cafe charged with illegally selling alcohol
A corner store and café in Broome, Western Australia, has been charged with violating liquor laws by selling alcohol to a banned drinker and for lacking a valid takeaway liquor license.
One dead after cable car detaches, plummets at Swiss ski resort
A cable car accident at the Engelberg ski resort in Switzerland resulted in one fatality, a 61-year-old woman, after a gondola cabin fell from the cable.
Wife of Australian footballer accused of child sex abuse testifies in his defence
Barry Cable's wife testified in court that the alleged abuse committed by her husband could not have happened as they never visited the orphanage where the victim stayed.
Ex-footballer Barry Cable abused young girls in backyard spas in Melbourne, court told
Barry Cable, an ex-footballer, is on trial for allegedly abusing young girls in backyard spas in Melbourne during the 1980s, with testimony from four women presented in court.
Former footballer Barry Cable sexually abused girl from orphanage, court hears
Former Australian footballer Barry Cable is on trial for allegedly sexually abusing a girl from an orphanage in the 1960s.
Fox News beats CBS in primetime viewership with strongest monthly performance in a year
Fox News Channel surpassed CBS in February primetime viewership, achieving one of its best monthly performances recently.
The 'omen from the shred gods' that was destined to be a false prophet
Valentino Guseli interpreted a snapped camera cable during the Winter Olympics halfpipe final as an omen for teammate Scotty James, who ultimately did not win gold.
Breaking: Scotty James claims Olympic silver as overhead cable snaps on final run
Scotty James secures a silver medal in the snowboard halfpipe at the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics after a dramatic final run, marred by a snapped overhead cable.
Trump and US Television: A Perfect Symbiosis
In his book 'Lights on Me!', New York Times journalist James Poniewozik explores Trump's rise in cable television and questions who controls whom.
Secret room to be built at Chinese embassy near cable lines, sparking widespread espionage fears
Construction plans for a new Chinese embassy in London revealing a secret underground room near sensitive communication lines have raised significant national security alarm in the UK.
Cable news networks scramble to cover fatal Minnesota ICE shooting – with both caution and commentary
Cable news networks actively reported on the fatal shooting of a woman by a federal immigration agent in Minneapolis, with varying on-screen interpretations of the event.