What makes the mysterious drone swarm besieging the US so compelling, no matter what they turn out to be, has been the response of the government, writes James Morrow.
It used to be that promos for crime drama shows would boast their plots were “ripped from the headlines”. These days in New York, it feels more like real life has been ripped off the storyboard, writes James Morrow.
Along with a get out of jail free card, the move is a calculated “screw you” aimed by Biden at the heart of the Democrat party he believes unfairly muscled him out of running again.
Across the English-speaking world a new tendency is afoot, one which sees radicals and criminals empowered even as the full force of the law is brought to bear on otherwise law-abiding citizens, writes James Morrow.
Anti-coal protesters glamorized, coal producers demonised, and the entire economy on the brink for want of the one thing that would keep us out of trouble, namely, reliable coal-fired power.
Remember when Labor was the party that stood for taking women and their complaints about bad behaviour in the workplace seriously, asks JAMES MORROW
Not only does the waiving of the white flag on misinformationshow misplaced priorities of a government that should be laser focused on fixing our economy, it also reveals how weak Labor is, writes James Morrow.
With our living standards plummeting perhaps it’s time we had our own system similar to DOGE, the agency now being run by Elon Musk, writes James Morrow.
With Australians in the middle of a cost of living crisis, everyone from renters to restaurateurs has urged Prime Anthony Albanese to stop gallivanting on the world stage and focus on fixing our problems at home.
How could a city with such a gorgeous natural backdrop end up with so many truly awful buildings? James Morrow delves into the ‘dystopian, brutalist’ concrete structures blighting Sydney.
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