Tiger Woods has been charged with driving under the influence after rolling his car in a crash in Florida, police have confirmed.
The Martin County Sheriff's Office said the 15-time major champion was also charged with property damage and refusal to submit to a lawful test.
Woods, 50, rolled his Land Rover after clipping a pressure cleaner truck while trying to overtake it at "a high rate of speed", according to Sheriff John Budensiek.
The golfer, who had to crawl out of the passenger
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Getty Images FBI Director Kash Patel's personal email account has been hacked by an Iran-linked group, the agency has confirmed.
A group, known as the Handala Hack Team, shared Patel's purported resume and photos of him on its website on Friday along with a statement that says: "This is just our beginning."
The FBI said it was aware of "malicious actors" targeting Patel's email information. "The information in question is historical in nature
Getty Images Three people have died after a helicopter crashed off the Hawaiian island of Kauai, police said.
The helicopter was carrying one pilot and four passengers, police said in a statement. Two survivors were taken to a hospital for treatment.
Police said the helicopter was operated by Airborne Aviation, a company whose website advertises "a doors-off thrill seekers adventure tour" of the picturesque island's waterfalls, canyons, and beaches.
The US Coast Guard said the helicopter
Bethany Bell Vienna correspondent
Photothek via Getty Images Austria has announced plans to ban social media for childred aged under 14, becoming the latest country to consider introducing restrictions for children online.
It follows lengthy negotiations within the conservative-led three-party coalition government, but it is not yet clear how or when the ban will be implemented.
Announcing the plans, Vice-Chancellor Andreas Babler of the
James Landale Diplomatic correspondent
AFP via Getty Images Donald Trump's decision to pause any attack on Iranian energy plants for a further 10 days could be a pivotal moment in a conflict that has now lasted almost four weeks.
The US president's commitment to deadlines is fluid - this is his second extension of this particular threat - but he uses them nonetheless for a purpose: to send signals, to distract attention and to buy time.
Take this latest promise to hold off a threatened "obliteration" of Iran'
US TV presenter Savannah Guthrie will return to the Today show on 6 April, two months after her mother's disappearance.
In her first interview since Nancy Guthrie went missing, she said she "can't not come back" to the show "because it's my family".
"I don't know if I can do it. I don't know if I'll belong anymore, but I would like
Yolande Knell Middle East correspondent, Jerusalem
EPA A Palestinian man has been killed and others seriously injured in separate settler attacks in the occupied West Bank.
Locals say that in the past day, several new outposts – clusters of settler homes unauthorised by the government – have been set up in areas where the Palestinian Authority is meant to have full control.
Settler violence has continued to surge in the West Bank since the start of the US-Israeli war on Iran
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The death by euthanasia of a 25-year-old Spanish woman after a protracted legal battle with her father has triggered debate about the role of the state in caring for her and why it took so long to implement her wish to end her life.
Noelia Castillo, who had been