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  1. Australian MP loses both legs after alleged vehicle attack as suspect appears in court

    A woman with grey hair and wearing a white blazer stands to speak in a legislature.

    Australian lawmaker Helen Haines has had both legs amputated after being rammed by a car outside her electoral office, her husband said on Wednesday, as the man accused of the attack appeared in court.

  2. Pope needs no further treatment for lung cancer, his doctors say

    Man in white robe and headcovering waving to crowd from vehicle

    Pope Leo will not ‌need any further therapy after undergoing ​lung cancer surgery ​last week, his doctors said in ​a statement released by ‌the Vatican on Wednesday.

  3. El Niño breaks warming records in the Pacific Ocean, foreshadowing more extreme weather to come, UN says

    FILE - Firefighters spray water to put out wildfires burning through peatland forest in Kubu Raya, West Kalimantan, Indonesia, Sept. 12, 2026.

    The El Niño weather pattern could cause a record rise in ocean temperatures in the Pacific as it barrels ‌around the globe like a "wrecking ball" causing floods and droughts, UN officials said on Wednesday.

  4. Canada's Russian envoy returns with advice on how to hit back against Putin

    Taylor stands next to Putin looking straight ahead as Putin glances at her.

    Canada's outgoing ambassador to Russia has returned with advice for crafting a response to Moscow's "cognitive warfare" campaign against the NATO alliance and why keeping sanctions on oil and gas can frustrate Vladimir Putin's struggle to finance his war machine.

  5. Ohio's Vivek Ramaswamy slammed for 'revolting' campaign ad featuring opponent's estranged mother

    Two people shared a stage. A man of colour smiles behind a podium while a Caucasian smirks behind him. Both men are wearing suit and tie.

    Republican Vivek Ramaswamy's team has confirmed that it produced a controversial advertisement featuring the estranged mother of his Democratic opponent in Ohio's gubernatorial race — and that the campaign will spend $4 million US to promote it despite facing bipartisan rebuke for dredging up Amy Acton's painful childhood.