How can Joe Biden continue as president if he can’t be a candidate in the US election? And how can we trust the White House and media that lied to us about his condition?, writes James Morrow.
Watching Tony Burke bring the hammer down on the CFMEU, Australians must have been wondering why all this was necessary, writes James Morrow.
Joe Biden’s White House address exposed a conundrum: The Democrats’ campaign relies on portraying Donald Trump as Hitler. They can’t do that if they mean what they say about toning down the rhetoric.
OPINION: After the former US president escaped an assassination attempt at a campaign rally, it has revealed the real danger to America.
Vietnamese refugee and proudly patriotic Aussie Dai Le has voiced concerns that new political movements could be the downfall of multiculturalism in Australia. The Independent MP sits down for a High Steaks lunch with James Morrow.
As the calls for Joe Biden to stand down grow louder and louder, there is one voice that is working even harder to ensure the President stays in the race.
The First Lady is committing what increasingly looks to be an act of elder abuse in pushing her husband to stay in the presidential race — plus putting the security of the West in jeopardy, writes James Morrow.
The first presidential debate was a disaster for Joe Biden. And right now there is only one question about the US President that is relevant.
For a moment, Friday’s debate looked less like a contest to see who will lead the free world and more like a remake of the 1980s classic golf movie, Caddyshack – with a bit of Grumpy Old Men thrown in, writes James Morrow.
Here is a little story about Julian Assange that has gone largely unnoticed amid the unending hymns of praise for the WikiLeaks founder. But it’s one Australians must remember.
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