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Trump claims he 'took a bullet for democracy' at rally
Trump, who called for national unity in a speech on Thursday, made no mention of that in his remarks before a raucous crowd of supporters.
Israeli jets strike Houthi targets in Yemen after Tel Aviv attack
Three people have been killed and 87 wounded in the air strikes - a day after a drone launched by the Iranian-backed group hit Tel Aviv.
Trump still bleeding, might require hearing exam - former president's doctor
The bullet was "less than a quarter of an inch from entering his head", Ronny Jackson said.
CrowdStrike outage hit 8.5 million Windows devices
It's the first time that a number has been put on the glitch that is still causing problems around the world.
What the Ghislaine Maxwell trial was like, from the inside
The convicted sex trafficker blew a writer kisses across the courtroom, and later drew a sketch of her as a "power play", she tells RNZ's Saturday Morning. Audio
Bangladesh army enforces curfew as student-led protests spiral
Internet and text message services have been suspended amid the protests, which have killed more than 100 people.
Highway bridge collapse kills 11 in China
Thirty people have been reported missing after the bridge collapsed in a flash flood.
Bodies of fallen climbers finally recovered from Everest 'death zone'
A clean-up team removed four bodies from the Himalayas in this year's operation.
Global tech crash opened like a Hollywood disaster film. So how does it end?
Analysis - Friday felt frighteningly similar to the 12-minute mark in a disaster movie. The difference is that in the movie, a villain is pulling the strings, rather than an IT stuff-up.
NZ peacekeepers return to Timor-Leste to make film
Twenty-five years after deployment to East Timor, a group of New Zealand peacekeepers are returning to Timor-Leste as part of a documentary.
Trump's 'very good call' with Zelensky, pledges to end war
US Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump says he will end the war in Ukraine before he even takes office in January, should he win the November election.
Former Ukrainian MP who wanted to 'punch every Russian-speaking person' shot dead
A wide search for the man alleged to have shot Iryna Farion has been launched by police.
CrowdStrike glitch 'probably one of the worst updates we've ever seen' - expert
The global cyber outage will have big ramifications for the IT industry, an expert says.
Biden vows to run as more Democrats ask him to drop out
US President Joe Biden's campaign reiterated on Friday that the president is staying in the race.
Russian missile hits playground, kills three in Ukraine's Mykolaiv
"Every day Russia proves with its terror that pressure on it is not enough," President Volodymyr Zelensky says.
Vietnam's top leader Trong dies at 80 after long rule
Vietnam's ruling Communist Party chief Nguyen Phu Trong died on Friday after holding the country's most powerful position for 13 years.
Top UN court says Israeli settlements in occupied Palestinian territory are illegal
The World Court says Israel should pay reparations to Palestinians for damages caused by the occupation.
Russia jails US journalist on spying charges
The Wall Street Journal reporter has been sentenced to 16 years after a secretive trial decried as a "sham".
Watch: Longest nomination acceptance speech in presidential history
Donald Trump has broken his own record for the longest acceptance speech by a presidential nominee in history, reports say. Video
Kiwis win Yukon 1000 - world's toughest race
Two New Zealanders have won the world's toughest and longest endurance race; the Yukon 1000, paddling 1000 miles along the Yukon River through Canada and Alaska. The gruelling race winds through some… Audio
