Riley Stuart is a digital producer based in the ABC's Europe bureau. He has previously been the corporation's NSW digital editor, and made regular contributions to Radio Sydney and triple j. Prior to joining the ABC, Riley was the online sports editor at The West Australian and a reporter for afl.com.au. Riley graduated from University of Western Australia in 2009 with a dual major in Communications Studies and English.
The US Department of Justice says it has charged 51-year-old Farhad Shakeri, alleging Iranian authorities had tasked him with preparing hits on Israeli and American citizens, including the president-elect.
Donald Trump has announced his White house chief of staff will be Susan Summerall Wiles, a co-chair of his campaign. Follow live.
Voters not only swept Donald Trump into the White House for a second time, but delivered his Republican Party a likely majority in the Senate and a possible one in the House at Tuesday's election. He also won the popular vote for the first time.
Donald Trump is only the second US president to win non-consecutive terms, following in the footsteps of Grover Cleveland, who won elections in 1884 and 1892.
Many analysts predict the election will go down to the wire, and be among the closest in the country's history.
Donald Trump defeats his Democratic rival Kamala Harris in key battleground states and the popular vote, telling supporters America will be "bigger, better, bolder" in his second term in the White House.
Millions of Americans are beginning to head to the polls to decide whether Kamala Harris or Donald Trump should win the race to the White House.
Donald Trump takes aim at Kamala Harris and Joe Biden in his last rally of the day, while Barack Obama stumps for the vice-president in Wisconsin. Take a look back at our live blog.
A new poll from a pollster rated among country's most reputable predicts Kamala Harris will claim a surprise victory in Iowa — a state her rival Donald Trump had been expected to win easily — as the US presidential campaign enters its final stages.
Donald Trump has suggested former GOP congresswoman Liz Cheney should be put in front of a line of rifles, as the Republican nominee's rhetoric draws increasing criticisms ahead of Tuesday's presidential election.
When a German researcher arrived in Yuendumu in 1972, the Indigenous community gave him rare access to their customs and culture. Half a century later, an emotional reunion has seen some sacred artefacts he was given returned.
Russia, searching for avenues to bolster its war in Ukraine, appears poised to send North Korean troops to the front, in a move described as "a significant escalation".
British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer praises King Charles III, saying he is doing a "fantastic job", after the monarch was heckled by independent senator Lidia Thorpe on Monday.
Israel's foreign minister says Yahya Sinwar, the Hamas leader and mastermind of the militant group's October 7 attack, has been killed in an IDF attack in Gaza. Take a look back on our blog to see how the day's events unfolded.
A joint statement from the four remaining members of the pop group says they were "completely devastated" by Payne's death in Buenos Aires.
The princess joins her husband in Southport, north-west England, to meet the families of several children killed in a stabbing attack there earlier this year.
Israel's military spokesman made it clear: Iran would face "consequences" for the barrage of missiles it sent on Tuesday night. This is what some of those could look like.
The missile strikes on Israel is the latest in a series of escalations in the Middle East and, unlike Iran's previous retaliation, could see the situation devolve further in a region on the brink.
Iran has fired about 200 missiles at Israel in response to the killings of senior leaders of Hamas, Hezbollah and the Iranian Revolutionary Guards. Israel's military says the attack will have consequences.
A barrage of rockets fired from Lebanon into Israel were partially intercepted, with Hezbollah claiming responsibility.
On the streets of Beirut, some Hezbollah supporters are refusing to believe their leader, Hassan Nasrallah, is dead, while others are warning the man likely to replace him is more "hardline".
Israel's attacks in Lebanon will continue for the foreseeable future, a military spokesperson and the country's PM say, despite confirmation Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of the country's main adversary there, had been "eliminated".
Hezbollah has confirmed its leader Hassan Nasrallah was killed in an Israeli air strike on Friday, pledging to continue "confronting the enemy" as the IDF attacks the militant group's leadership across Lebanon.
The IDF is responding to rockets being launched into Israel after surface-to-surface missiles fired from Lebanon fell in open areas.
Israel's military confirms it bombed several residential buildings in southern Beirut, claiming Hezbollah's "central headquarters" were embedded underneath.