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The personal secretary of Pope Benedict XVI, Archbishop Georg Gänswein, could not hold back tears as he recalled what the pope emeritus once told him about his journey to heaven

Nick Kyrgios was gushing about how ‘obsessed’ he is with his girlfriend Costeen Hatzi just hours before it came to light he’d been charged with assaulting his ex

Captain Corelli author LOUIS DE BERNIERES says tobacco firms are not better than murderers

Catholic Church leaders in Mexico encouraged the faithful to join in days of prayer for peace during the month of July amid increasing violence

New Zealand Government welcomes advice from the Climate Change Commission assessing readiness in the agricultural sector for an emissions pricing system

Robert ‘Bobby’ Crimo, 21, is facing seven counts of first degree murder, according to state prosecutors

The first communications from the embattled Prime Minister after the double resignation came in his response to the pair’s letters announcing that they were quitting their Government roles

The White House says that Joe Biden stands by his claims that he never spoke with his son Hunter about his business dealings despite DailyMail.com revealing a voicemail where they did just that

Sofiia arrives at Garnett’s family home in Bradford, West Yorkshire, in May after fleeing the conflict in her native Ukraine, but within days the pair had developed a connection

Steve Barclay’s statement on his nomination as Secretary of State for Health and Social Care

Mayor Bruce Harrell seeks four new members to serve on the Pike Place Market Historical Commission

YouGov’s poll found 69 per cent of people believe the PM should step down – up 11 per cent from June 9 – a sentiment shared by more than half (54 per cent) of respondents who voted Conservative in 2019

Able Seaman Simon Moss, pictured outside the Bulford Military Court Centre in Wiltshire, denies sexually assaulting a female colleague although he accepts she rejected his attempt to kiss her

A Catholic priest overseeing missionaries in Hong Kong reportedly warned the missionaries to prepare for a much more difficult future, as the Chinese government tightens control over the exercise of religion

The number of residents issued with evacuation orders and warnings has soared to more than 55,000 with parts of the NSW Central Coast and Hunter now isolated

NSW train services will be cut in half from Wednesday after the rail union won a bid to continue its industrial action throughout the state

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg says he had no intention of raising the retirement age for pilots after a holiday weekend of flight cancellations amid airline staffing shortages

This is the daring moment a couple stood up to a mugger armed with a fake pistol and beat him down in Brazil.

Keeping doors closed can give a person more time to escape the fire and smoke

The Justice Department announces that it has filed a lawsuit against the State of Arizona challenging voting restrictions imposed by House Bill 2492 (2022)

Catholics worldwide celebrate the feast day of one of the youngest saints on July 6: St. Maria Goretti

Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage Carmel Sepuloni announces Alastair Carruthers’ appointment as Chair of the New Zealand Film Commission

Highland Park parade shooting: Little boy found bloodied and alone is ORPHANED

Six of the seven people killed in the Highland Park Fourth of July massacre have been identified by authorities

The Queen approves ministerial appointments

A fugitive yoga teacher who allegedly gunned down her love rival in Texas and then fled to Costa Rica has been charged with first degree murder

Federal jury has found defendant Julio Ruiz Chuta, 35, guilty of smuggling an unaccompanied child into the United States for financial gain