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> Commuter chaos after a person is hit and killed by a train in western SydneyBy Antoinette Milienos for Daily Mail Australia published: 21:56 GMT, 14 Nov 2022 | Updated: 22:06 GMT, 14 Nov 2022 <!-- …

>Christina Applegate made her first public appearance today since revealing how multiple sclerosis has plagued her mobility, rendering her unable to walk without a cane and causing her to gain 40 pounds. The Emmy Award-winning actress,…

> Apple's mixed-reality headset will have 10 cameras, cost $2,000-$3,000, and feature a 3D world, new report says, but DON'T say 'metaverse'Apple's mixed-reality headset, a premium offering due in 2023, will cost between…

> A huge fire breaks out in Sydney, sending huge clouds of smoke through the city into the skyBy Cameron Carpenter for Daily Mail Australia published: 19:54 GMT, 14 November 2022 | Updated: 20:22 GMT, 14…

>Chimpanzees 'show off' by sharing objects that they've just found – and are therefore even more like humans than previously thought, a new study shows. British researchers have captured footage of an wild adult chimpanzee in Uganda,…

> Amazon's new Prime Air drone offers 30-minute deliveries, flies 50 mph and drops packages from TWELVE feet in the air - nearly a decade after Jeff Bezos first announced drone deliveryAmazon's newest Prime Air drone will…

>A body language expert has described to DailyMail.com how President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping's meeting showed signs of friendship and moments of one trying to show power over the other.Judi James broke down their…

> Earth's population will hit EIGHT BILLION tomorrow in a 'key milestone for humanity', UN saysUnited Nations has estimated world's population will hit eight billion tomorrowIt has taken the global population 12 years to grow…

> Qatar 'scrambles to HIDE beer tents at World Cup following new demand from royal family'By Dale Fox For Mailonline Published: 17:21 GMT, 14 November 2022 | Updated: 17:55 GMT, 14 November 2022 <!-- <!-- …

>When it comes to setting our passwords, it appears many of us still don't take security that seriously.That's because new research reveals that phrases including '123456', 'qwerty' and 'password' are still among the most popular around…