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New insights into Trump's state of mind on January 6 chip away at doubts

New York Times: Testimony shows a man willing to do almost anything to hang onto power.

July 4 parade shooting: Gunman at large after killing six, injuring 24 in Illinois

Blankets over bloodied bodies after annual parade descended into chaos.

Outrage as US mum forced to carry baby to death

One mum from Arizona shares the 'heartbreaking' situation she's in.

Medication abortion is common; here's how it works in the US

As more states seek abortion limits, demand for the pills is expected to grow.

'A very unpleasant scene' and odour: 31 bodies found at US funeral home

Police investigate after finding some bodies "in the advanced stages of decomposition".

Ohio police shoot Black man at least 60 times in hail of gunfire

Demonstrators marched through the city after the video was released.

Inside the extreme effort to punish women for abortion

New York Times: Abortion 'abolitionists' are at the outer edge of the anti movement.

Trump eyes early 2024 announcement as January 6 scrutiny intensifies

New York Times: Trump hopes a White House bid will blunt a series of damaging revelations.

Editorial: NZ's hard sell and painstaking gains in US and Europe

EDITORIAL: It has been Jacinda Ardern's toughest overseas trade mission yet.

Claire Trevett: Labour acting like an opposition party in abortion fight

OPINION: It is clear a close election is brewing.

Hope for saving the Earth may not be dead yet, but it's not far from it

President Joe Biden's promises of slashing emissions suffer another blow.

New Eroad boss on what went wrong, and the changes being made

PLUS: What was behind a mysterious departure. A directive to return to the office.

'Crisis moment': NZ gaming firms cross Tasman as Aussie tax breaks kick in

Two of NZ's largest gaming studios are reluctantly turn to hiring offshore.

Market close: NZ shares fall after Wall Street rout

The index opened the second half of the year with an agonising one per cent fall.

Family of lynching victim Emmett Till seek justice after finding 1955 warrant

Till's family are calling for the arrest of a woman 67 years on from his brutal murder.

Texas public schools may call slavery 'involuntary relocation'

A group of educators submitted the idea to the State Board of Education.