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Will Trump get a boost now that RFK Jr’s brain worm has turned?

Will Trump get a boost now that RFK Jr’s brain worm has turned?

Robert Kennedy Jr has thrown his support behind Donald Trump in a move former friends have described as “sad and surreal”.

  • by Peter Hartcher

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Jackie Kennedy would have turned 95 this week. Who was the woman behind the photos?

Jackie Kennedy would have turned 95 this week. Who was the woman behind the photos?

And what is it that draws us back, again and again, to her story?

  • by Dawn Tripp
Assassination in the USA: Why does America take aim at its leaders?

Assassination in the USA: Why does America take aim at its leaders?

Access to guns does not fully explain the intensity of American political violence. There must be something more.

  • by Peter Hartcher
Calls for racing ban ignore the realities

Calls for racing ban ignore the realities

Greyhound racing has its problems. Those are well known, publicised and understood. But so does every industry, community, profession and so forth. Problems don’t mean cancellation. Problems mean a search for and implementation of solutions. That’s what adults do in the face of adversity.

The bare-chested Forrest Gump factor that could make or break Trump and Biden

The bare-chested Forrest Gump factor that could make or break Trump and Biden

Like the Kennedys who preceded him, Robert F. Kennedy Jr is an attention-grabber, but he’s gathering real traction – especially among young American voters.

  • by Nick Bryant
The first rule about the Chairman’s Lounge is ...
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The first rule about the Chairman’s Lounge is ...

You do not talk about the Chairman’s Lounge!

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I was 12 when JFK was assassinated. Here’s what I saw
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I was 12 when JFK was assassinated. Here’s what I saw

Today, we need Kennedy’s noble clarion call to Americans renewed, so the country can transcend these times, the most divisive since the Civil War.

  • by Bruce Wolpe
The Kennedys still personify the thrill and chill of America

The Kennedys still personify the thrill and chill of America

Sixty years after the assassination of JFK, the Kennedys continue to embody the flip sides of American exceptionalism.

  • by Nick Bryant
Surfing gold, by George!
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Surfing gold, by George!

It’s a long way to Teahupo’o.

How the news has changed over seven decades

How the news has changed over seven decades

The Sun-Herald has been informing and entertaining our readers for 70 years. Here are some of the highlights of our coverage.

  • by Helen Pitt
How Caroline Kennedy discovered her inner bogan in Australia

How Caroline Kennedy discovered her inner bogan in Australia

The US ambassador to Australia, a member of America’s most storied political dynasty, has embraced everything from sausages and surfing to sheep and “shitboxes”.

  • by Matthew Knott and Peter Hartcher

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