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Biden says debate a bad episode, not neurological condition

US President Joe Biden says he is being honest with himself that he will be able to carry out the duties of president for another four years, but says he has not had any neurological testing done.

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  • Matthew Cranston

This Month

Joe Biden is contemplating the future of his campaign.

Biden told ally that he is considering withdrawing

The president reportedly said he understands his future could be determined within days, although the White House called the report “absolutely false”.

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  • Katie Rogers
US President Joe Biden.

Forcing Joe Biden to step aside is not easy. Here’s why

His cabinet could convince him to stand down as president for health reasons. But replacing him as the nominee for this year’s election is more complicated.

  • Matthew Cranston
The price surge for America’s best-known holiday set piece underlines the extent of what they view as the country’s No. 1 problem.

Why the July 4 barbecue may still be costly

An analysis of what the White House called an affordable July 4 menu reveals inflation is still a problem in the US, but less so in the nation’s capital Washington.

  • Matthew Cranston

June

Biden vows to stay in the race amid calls to step aside

US President Joe Biden told a rally in North Carolina that he can still beat Donald Trump in the November election after his debate performance triggered calls for him to step aside.

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  • Matthew Cranston
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Donald Trump was largely calm and composed during the debate.

Trump shows new side in debate: restraint

It was Donald Trump’s new-found discipline that made Biden’s mistakes so prominent. Usually, Trump’s tirades get the attention.

  • Matthew Cranston

The insiders: the three men at the core of Biden’s brains trust

The US president is surrounded by a diverse, multigenerational crowd of operatives, but his full trust is in a small circle who are the definition of old school.

  • Katie Rogers and Michael D. Shear
Donald Trump and Joe Biden will appear in two presidential debates in 2024

Trump, Biden switch election battle to capture middle America

Joe Biden and Donald Trump are starting to give some ground to catch the all-important voters in the centre who are still not convinced about either candidate.

  • Matthew Cranston
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks during a ceremony at the Nahalat Yitshak Cemetery in Tel Aviv on Tuesday (Wednesday AEST).

Netanyahu slams Biden for withholding weapons

The Israeli prime minister’s strong message is designed to appeal to right-wing allies, and the White House said it “did not know what he’s talking about”.

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  • Julia Frankel and Drew Callister
Donald Trump holds a news conference on Capitol Hill.

Trump promises tax cuts in pitch to top CEOs

The former president delivered his populist economic pledges to Wall Street titans at a business roundtable event in Washington before the US election.

  • Matthew Cranston
D-Day has been remembered in Normnady.

Biden warns of new war as D-Day remembered

This might be the last significant D-Day anniversary to involve living veterans. But it’s the first to be overshadowed by a European territorial war.

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  • Hans van Leeuwen
Immigrants ride atop a freight train while en route to the US-Mexico border near Ciudad Juarez, Mexico.

Biden imposes sweeping measures to bar migrants at Mexican border

The new restrictions are expected to trigger legal challenges from immigrant and civil rights groups who have criticised Biden for adopting Trump-like policies.

  • Ted Hesson and Mica Rosenberg

May

Hopeful yet cautious, Biden’s team hopes to exploit Trump’s conviction

Even if the president does not directly affix the title “felon” to his rival, scores of his allies are planning to do so in their communications about Trump.

  • Reid J. Epstein and Nicholas Nehamas
Donald Trump and Joe Biden are set to face off again in this year’s presidential election.

Trump, Biden to seize on verdict in bitter poll campaigns

The verdict not only stands as a bellwether for how powerful such legal actions against Donald Trump are, but will also define strategies for both sides of politics.

  • Matthew Cranston
Xi Jinping has a reason to be angry with Joe Biden, and that might signal that what Biden’s doing is the right path.

The next Cold War is taking place in a chilled data centre

Any doubt AI is now the most significant national security issue for the US and China was laid to rest this month.

  • Matthew Cranston
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Lithium miners plead ‘foreign entity’ case to US over China links

Lithium miners like Mineral Resources reckon it would be counter-intuitive for their Australian mines to be labelled ‘foreign entities of concern’ by the US.

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  • Peter Ker
Republicans Greg and Jamie Luttrull did not vote in 2022 because they did not like the Republican Senate candidate. Now, with a baby and a mortgage, they say President Joe Biden doesn’t offer them what they are looking for.

The number that sums up Biden’s biggest economic problem

While price rises have cooled from more than 9 per cent to 3.4 per cent, household budgets have not recovered since Biden took office.

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  • Matthew Cranston
Donald Trump and Joe Biden are set to face off again in this year’s presidential election.

‘Let’s get ready to rumble’: Biden and Trump agree to TV debates

The two men will go head-to-head on CNN on June 27 then on ABC News on September 10.

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  • Zeke Miller and Jill Colvin
Lithium mining in Western Australia. New US levies on Chinese exports could provide long-term support for Australian producers.

New US tariffs on China could help Australian critical minerals

It’s not just the federal budget that could boost Australia’s critical minerals exports, but also a new round of US tariffs on Chinese imports.

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  • Matthew Cranston and Andrew Tillett
The new measures hit imported Chinese goods including electric vehicles, steel and aluminium, semiconductors, critical minerals, solar cells and cranes.

Biden ramps up tariff regime on $27b of China imports

Following a four-year review on trade with China, US President Joe Biden will not only keep the tariffs put in place by Donald Trump, but ratchet up others.

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  • Matthew Cranston

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