Analysis
- Analysis
- US politics
It’s official: Trump gets away with attempts to overturn 2020 election
The final criminal case against the president – racketeering charges in the state of Georgia involving multiple alleged co-conspirators – has been dropped by prosecutors.
- Michael Koziol
Latest
- Analysis
- UK
Low-tax EVs run out of road as Britain drops a budget bombshell
A new levy on electric vehicles is just one of the shocks in a budget that highlights the grim state of the UK’s finances.
- David Crowe
- Analysis
- Social media
Social media ban: A guide for Australian parents
What you need to know, and what you can do.
- Tim Biggs
- Analysis
- The Ashes
England’s Test team is at odds with its past players. It could explode into a civil war
England’s Ashes team has a strained relationship with its past players. Unless they show the capacity to listen and learn, they’re headed for a clash that Australia’s current players and Justin Langer are all too familiar with.
- Daniel Brettig
- Analysis
- Science
Is my chocolate snack making me hungrier?
Why do I feel more hungry if I eat a chocolate snack in the afternoon than if I eat nothing at all? Here’s the reason.
- Liam Mannix
- Analysis
- The Ashes
England after dark: When Stokes is half the player and half the squad hasn’t played
The tourists have their reasons for brushing a day-night warm-up before the second Test. But their pink-ball numbers are nothing short of alarming.
- Dan Walsh
- Analysis
- Russia-Ukraine war
‘Tough as nails’: What Putin really wants out of peace talk chaos
As Ukrainian and European officials sprang into a frenzy over Donald Trump’s 28-point peace plan, the Russian president just sat back and watched.
- Paul Sonne
- Analysis
- The Ashes
Should Usman Khawaja walk away from Test cricket … before he’s pushed?
Age, form and a dodgy back are all conspiring against the 85-Test veteran. Retirement on his own terms might be the most palatable option.
- Tom Decent
- Analysis
- Discrimination
Hanson’s stupid burqa stunt gives Ley a chance to break free of her clutches
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has not created a wave of public resentment so much as ridden one to record highs in the polls.
- Natassia Chrysanthos
- Analysis
- Media & marketing
The two right-wing moguls usurping Murdoch on Fleet Street
The Daily Mail’s successful pursuit of its more upmarket rival, The Telegraph, could deliver the biggest shake-up to British media since the closure of News of the World.
- Calum Jaspan
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