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Top Stories Charging Trump 'not an option': Robert Mueller breaks silence on Russian probe "If we had had confidence that the President clearly did not commit a crime we would have said so," Robert Mueller says in his first public press conference, adding that charging a US President with a crime was "not an option". Two Rwandan refugees resettled in Australia posed a danger, says US judge who rejected them A retired United States immigration judge says two Rwandan men who were resettled in Australia after murdering two Americans posed a threat to the safety and security of the US. Analysis: Anthony Albanese can't decide how to pronounce his name, so don't ask him It's the question that won't go away and part of the reason for the confusion is that Anthony Albanese has changed how he says his surname throughout the course of his own life, writes Tiger Webb. Principal among 16 arrested for allegedly burning to death teen who reported sexual assault The principal of an Islamic school in rural Bangladesh is charged with orchestrating the murder of a student from prison, weeks after she reported him to police for sexual harassment. Climate change has started to influence our language. Here's how Climate change isn't just affecting our planet, it's also shifting the language we use. There's even a Bureau of Linguistic Reality dedicated to keeping track of the phenomenon. Analysis: The sneaky tricks that make you spend more when you think you're saving money The consumer watchdog has accused Kogan of using misleading discounts to lure customers, but it happens more than you think. Ralph-Christopher Bayer shares the tricks of the trade. Boris Johnson to face court over claims he lied during Brexit campaign A British judge rules that Boris Johnson — the current favourite to replace Theresa May as UK Prime Minister — will face trial over allegations he lied to the public about Brexit. If found guilty he faces a possible sentence of life in prison. Up to 2.5 million AMP super accounts have been overcharged fees, class action claims Scandal-plagued wealth management firm AMP faces another class action, this time from its customers, who are hoping to claw back hundreds of millions of dollars lost after their super funds were allegedly eroded by fees. Top surgeon grants up-close access to removal of brain tumour Go behind the scenes with one of Australia's leading neurosurgeons as she opens a man's skull and excises a large mass lodged in his brain. WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT Teenager dies, two others critical after crash on Brisbane's bayside A stolen car allegedly driven by a 14-year-old boy runs a red light and collides with another vehicle, causing it to lose control and strike a traffic light north of Brisbane, killing a teen passenger and injuring two critically. Athletics body 'will not drug me', Semenya declares as she appeals testosterone ruling Olympic 800 metres champion Caster Semenya says the athletics organisation that has ordered her to medically reduce her natural testosterone levels cannot "stop me from being who I am". Drugs, inner demons, dysfunctional relationships: Biopic charts Elton John's meteoric rise Rocketman, already generating Oscar buzz, is admirably unafraid to engage with the star's homosexuality and grapple with the toughest chapters of his life. Rodger Muller, the everyday Australian who went undercover inside the NRA It all began with a phone call from an old friend. Little did Rodger Muller know that it would change his life for three years, leading him to become the head of Gun Rights Australia and cosying up with America's powerful National Rifle Association. Mother of five-year-old boy with flu 'didn't think it could be this serious' Five-year-old Jaxson Hall's symptoms began with a full body rash and high temperatures. When his condition deteriorated and he was admitted to hospital, a flu test confirmed he had influenza-A. Boy & Bear spent four years on hiatus. Thanks to a 'poo roadie', they're back While 2011 marked Sydney band Boy & Bear's first year of extraordinary success, it's also the first year frontman Dave Hosking remembers getting sick. This is the story of his extraordinary road to recovery. Labor must rid itself of factionalism and reconnect with people of faith: Rudd Former prime minister Kevin Rudd says he had always been one of the "biggest opponents" of the "factional dimension of Labor politics" and there should be room for both Ed Husic and Kristina Keneally in the new shadow cabinet. Man goes into cardiac arrest on Uluru as impending climb ban draws tourists A 64-year-old Australian man goes into cardiac arrest while climbing Uluru as tourists overwhelm local accommodation in a bid to tick a dangerous item off their bucket list before climbing the rock is banned in October. A slimy biosecurity threat too big for Australia to ignore It is a giant snail with a voracious appetite and the threat it poses to Australian agriculture is too big to ignore. Taking the stress and anxiety out of parent-teacher interviews High school parent-teacher interviews can feel like a deathly combination of speed dating and endurance racing. So how should parents make the most of them? Grounded Boeing MAX 737 could return to skies in July following fatal crashes The International Air Transport Association expects it could take until August before the Boeing 737 MAX returns to service, but the final say on the timing rests with regulators. The 'totally whacked out' theme park bankrolled by George RR Martin At the House of Eternal Return, secret passageways and hidden portals offer something its creators say fills a human need. Analysis and Opinion The sneaky tricks that make you spend more when you think you're saving money By Ralph-Christopher Bayer Anthony Albanese can't decide how to pronounce his name, so don't ask him By Tiger Webb Peter O'Neill's wasted years as PNG's prime minister By Pacific affairs reporter Liam Fox It looks like a simple choice for Labor, but it's Albanese's Achilles heel By Haydon Manning World 'Completely lost hope': Surge in refugee self-harm since Australian election   Huawei accuses US politicians of using 'the strength of an entire nation' to attack it   Peter O'Neill's wasted years as PNG's prime minister   Australia Water Minister wastes no time to deliver on water trade inquiry   The sneaky tricks that make you spend more when you think you're saving money   'Faster than a Ferrari': Call for stricter jet ski laws   Business Up to 2.5 million AMP super accounts have been overcharged fees, class action claims   Huawei accuses US politicians of using 'the strength of an entire nation' to attack it   Grounded Boeing MAX 737 could return to skies in July following fatal crashes   Politics Water Minister wastes no time to deliver on water trade inquiry   Anthony Albanese can't decide how to pronounce his name, so don't ask him   Two Rwandan refugees resettled in Australia posed a danger, says US judge who rejected them   Sport Aussie World Cup cricket squad 'fear' letting down Langer and Ponting: Cowan   James Roberts joins Rabbitohs after Broncos release   Tomic tries to concede defeat prematurely as he bows out of French Open   Arts and Entertainment The 'totally whacked out' theme park bankrolled by George RR Martin   Live: NSW Now: Retired NRL star in alleged cocaine ring, Australian country music star dead   Drugs, inner demons, dysfunctional relationships: Biopic charts Elton John's meteoric rise   Health Would you want to know if you had inherited a fatal gene from your parents?   Mother of five-year-old boy with flu 'didn't think it could be this serious'   Johnson & Johnson fights billion-dollar lawsuit over US opioid crisis   Science and Technology Mass live-pig burials and millions more culled as China's African swine fever crisis deepens   How do weather patterns off our coast affect Australian wines?   An X-ray was once between you and your doctor, but for how long?   Environment Water Minister wastes no time to deliver on water trade inquiry   Experts perplexed as Gold Coast becomes humpback whale nursery   Climate change has started to influence our language. 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