Terrifying new details on shooting near White House
The US Secret Service has revealed what happened in the shooting incident that caused Donald Trump to abruptly end his media briefing before he was whisked away by a member of his security detail.
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2020 just got even worse for the US
As if civil unrest, a looming economic crisis, devastating COVID-19 infection rates and a presidential election wasn’t enough, the US is now facing an even worse disaster, writes Sarah Blake.
Apple rules out play for TikTok
Apple has denied an interest in buying TikTok as Microsoft has one month to save the social media platform from bans in countries including Australia after Donald Trump gave the Chinese-run app an ultimatum.
TikTok is ‘dangerous national security threat’
US President Donald Trump is set to announce his decision on the future of the popular app in America amid new claims it is used to send private information to the Chinese Communist Party.
How life in the suburbs became a pandemic dream
As we face further weeks and possibly months stuck at home, suddenly that shoebox apartment in the heart of the city doesn’t hold the same appeal anymore, writes Sarah Blake.
The women Biden might pick as VP
Joe Biden’s choice of running mate is shaping as one of the most crucial steps in the US presidential race. See the list of all-female contenders.
Epstein ‘hosted’ Clinton on island
Unsealed court documents have revealed that a woman who has accused Jeffrey Epstein and his alleged “pimp” Ghislaine Maxwell of sex abuse, said former US President Bill Clinton stayed on the dead paedophile’s private island.
Bunnings joins Woolies mask stance as Vic COVID toll rises
A day after Woolworths urged customers to wear masks in stores across Australia, hardware giant Bunnings says it will do the same. It comes as Victoria braces for further restrictions as the state struggles to curb its COVID numbers.
Trump wants to delay US election
Donald Trump has suggested postponing the US presidential election in November, saying increased postal voting could lead to fraud and inaccurate results, but senior Republicans aren’t happy.
Aussie ISIS brides to remain stranded in Syrian prisons
Despite pressure from the US government for Australia to repatriate its ISIS brides, dozens of women and children are set to remain stranded in Syrian prisons for the foreseeable future.
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