Hunter’s shady Russia deals will haunt US president
Hunter Biden’s shady collaborations with Russian oligarchs could put heat on the US President, writes Miranda Devine.
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In contrast to the current crop of pygmies we have as world leaders, Queen Elizabeth II is the last remaining island of permanence and stability in our age, writes Miranda Devine.
Open borders in Labor DNA
To see Australia’s future under the leadership of Anthony Albanese, one must only look to illegal millions pouring over the US border, writes Miranda Devine.
Time running out for the BLM movement: Devine
Closer scrutiny of movements such as Black Lives Matter is revealing a trail of misused funds and may lead to some accountability for those involved, writes Miranda Devine.
Trust me, you don’t know how good you have it
There’s only one thing left to say to Aussies as they grumble towards the next federal election: you don’t know how good you have it, writes Miranda Devine.
Tame nothing but a graceless sourpuss: Miranda Devine
While our Prime Minister remained courteous and dignified, Grace Tame produced a performance of ignorance and petulance, writes Miranda Devine.
Coal under the Christmas tree for Joe Biden
It will be a glum Christmas for Joe Biden and the royal family’s California branch, but full of cheer for Britney Spears and one special little girl, writes Miranda Devine.
The B-grade actor who ‘spit in the face of America’
The American media seems to have lost the ability to investigate and critique, as shown in the case of actor Jussie Smollett, writes Miranda Devine.
What are you thinking PM? Backing Gladys is dumb
Scott Morrison’s support for former premier Gladys Berejiklian to move into federal politics is a classic case of allowing opinion polls to trump common sense, writes Miranda Devine.
America’s oldest newspaper vindicated a year late
A coordinated censorship of America’s oldest newspaper was tantamount to US election interference, but now the paper has been vindicated, writes Miranda Devine.
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