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Sources said Donald Trump shared details about the number of nuclear warheads US submarines can carry and how close they can get to Russian subs, per ABC News.

Former president Donald Trump shared classified information about US nuclear submarines with an Australian businessman shortly after he left office, in a meeting at his Florida private members club Mar-a-Lago, US media said Thursday.Federal prosecutors already investigating Trump for holding classified material at Mar-a-Lago after he left office, interviewed Pratt twice about the incident, the reports said.

The member, an Australian billionaire, told at least 45 others the secrets, which involved nuclear submarines, according to ABC News.

From a ‘genius’ biochemist leaving the US to fans snapping up 10,000 bottles of NBA star James Harden’s wine in 10 seconds, here are a few highlights from SCMP’s recent reporting.

North Korea fired two short-range ballistic missiles from an area near capital Pyongyang that flew about 550 kilometers before landing in waters east of the Korean Peninsula

As tensions continue to simmer in the Korean Peninsula, North Korea has denounced the US-South Korea posturing in the region as provocative.

Working with Australia and the UK, the US is making plans to keep a close eye on China's increasingly active submarine fleet.

Ilani said on the 20th local time that Iranian submarines found and forced a US nuclear-powered submarine to surface when entering the bay. Ilani said the U.S. Florida nuclear submarine had dived into the water at the time and quietly approached the Strait of Hormuz. The Iranian Navy's Fatah-class submarine spotted the situation and took action. The American submarine "corrected its course after receiving the warning," according to Iran's Tasnim News Agency. However, the US Navy&...

Iceland has informed the US government that US nuclear-powered submarines will be authorized to make brief service visits to receive supplies and exchange crew members off Icelands coast, given that they do not carry nuclear weapons and are not equipped to do so, the Icelandic government said on Tuesday.

The US, UK, and Australia are developing new submarines in the Pacific region to counter China's growing military might.