Cruise ship passengers who packed for trip to Bahamas stunned after bad weather forces them to sail to chilly Nova Scotia instead
Unfortunately, for 5,000 passengers aboard the Oasis of the Seas, which departed New Jersey on Sunday, their tiny bikinis and straw hats aren't going to keep them very warm in Nova Scotia.
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President Donald Trump unleashed fury at a reporter in the Oval Office, deriding the journalist as a 'sick person' after repeatedly getting peppered with questions.
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Victoria's Premier Ben Carroll has admitted driving away from a petrol station without paying for fuel.
Katie Zacharia dons Superwoman-colored lycra exercise outfit in first sighting since she quit as White House Press Secretary after five disastrous days
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What prison crisis? £2million a year is wasted on 'finding ways to say jails are racist' - as thousands of criminals are let out due to lack of space
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Helen Haines' first words to hero bystanders revealed
Two people who went to help MP Helen Haines after she was critically injured in an alleged attack have revealed what she said to witnesses, including how she talked about her grandchildren.
US troops in South Korea must be ready for missions beyond peninsula, commander says
The commander of the US Eighth Army in South Korea said his troops must be ready for deployment outside the Korean peninsula if ordered, arguing that it would be “irresponsible” to focus “myopically” on threats there. Lieutenant General Joe Hilbert said that while his command’s focus was on fulfilling US commitments under its mutual defence treaty with Seoul, the Eighth Army’s location did not limit the missions it could undertake. It would be “irresponsible to focus myopically” on threats on...
Dramatic moment small plane smashes into overpass and crashes into traffic while trying to make emergency landing
Dashcam footage from a car on the overpass shows the plane's left wing striking a lamppost before the aircraft spun out of control and landed nose-first on the road.
Trump favorite Laura Loomer goes to war with his own DOJ as allegations fly around her close connection to legal group netting billions in taxpayer cash
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JFK holds eerie plane crash drill involving screaming actors pretending to be injured passengers and cloth dummy 'bodies'
Emergency crews have been carrying out drills at the busy New York City airport.
Rubio says Trump is 'frustrated' by accusations he is deliberately harming Ukraine and did NOT call for intelligence sharing to end
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Tuesday that President Donald Trump was 'frustrated' by accusations that he had deliberately harmed Ukraine.
