Trump job boom and rising pay is bad news for union stooges and the doom-mongers
The warnings on Donald Trump’s presidency are ignoring the results.
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British columnists send a competitor to Coventry in the latest culture-wars skirmish
Donald Trump joins the fray by pioneering a new political trend — every issue is a wedge.
They’re not African gangs, they’re just young people coming together to bash skulls
Aunty spots the real troublemakers — racist white pollies and a fearmongering press.
Megaphone Mal tells Liberals to go to hell, but no one is looking forward to the journey
All eyes on Saudi butchers, but world’s worst journalist jailers are Turkey and China.
#BelieveAunty about ‘boof’, not rumours about sex, harassment and flying beverages
Women always tell the truth except about a few pesky matters like the Prophet’s marriage.
Aunty and academics won’t ride Shakespeare, the Trojan horse for white supremacy
Western civilisation comes in for some structural violence on campus and elsewhere.
Zombie Left blames Jews, Trump, Murdochrats, not the anti-Termites in their ranks
Funny how the Democrat cheer squad can’t spot the Muslim Jew-haters.
A madman in Florida mails pipe bombs but it’s Donald Trump who gets the blame
And the propensity of the Left to blame Trump for everything is not confined to the US.
It’s not OK to drink milk or say snowflake, Inglourious Basterds — it’s white supremacy
How outrageous that anyone would suggest reverse racism should be condemned.
Obama takes credit for Trump tax cuts and regulation rollback he said wouldn’t work
With Saudis leading on women’s rights at UN, who better to advise Thomas the Tank engine.
Green Liberals touting Paris targets should remember the carbon farce at Copenhagen
Forget UN agreements and copy the US if we want to cut power prices and emissions.
Who’s to blame for Rudd’s downfall? A Murdoch, Fairfax, Labor, Jewish conspiracy
The coup against Kevin is a Shakespearean tragedy, according to a certain miserable ghost.
Gloating ghosts of prime ministers past come home to heal in their own special ways
Malcom Turnbull, no Trappist monk, has zero intention of leaving the scene quietly.
Life and times of Jamal Khashoggi not in the same league as his uncle’s arms business
Dissident journalist not in the same league as his uncle’s arms business.
Open Chinese coalmines and close Aussie ones to stop Kiribati sinking like the Titanic
No shortage of climate panic in the news but it’s not enough for the doom-mongers.
If Labor doesn’t dog-whistle to Nazis its siren songs appeal to a few fans of Hitler
No shortage of friends of Palestine on the Left who aren’t too fussy about terrorists.
It’s not OK to be white, croon to the Rolling Stones or sing about kung-fu fighting
Whether the world is warming depends on data so dodgy a student can uncover errors.
After a slice of birthday cake, can Mr Hewson tell us why solar power needs our taxes?
Jeffrey Sachs is rich in praise for himself but the poor are still poor despite his advice
We can have royal visits and a republic if we don’t mind instability and assassinations
Not just a modern-day witch trial, but a modern-day hex cast by modern-day witches.
Donald Trump discovers what one rapper really thinks as another rapper weighs in
Plus, a Queensland university finds that tall women are likelier to be non-binary.
Wake up, GetUp — the script young Turnbull is parroting sounds strangely familiar
No prizes for guessing who benefits from government support for renewable energy.
Fly me to the moon, apparently it heats the planet less than eating a hamburger
Let’s pretend coal is asbestos, cows are Nazis and private jets reduce carbon emissions.
Everyone likes to rewrite history — Aunty is Ostalgic for kind, friendly communists
When neo-Nazis tell their version of Brett Kavanaugh’s woes, guess who’s to blame?
We can still save planet from climate catastrophe if earlier doom-mongers were wrong
And facts are not always what they seem to be when it comes to Malaysian politics.
‘I can speak when so many cannot’: a Saudi journalist kept speaking … until he vanished
While Jamal Khashoggi was indisputably brave, was the Banksy shredding stunt brave or self-serving?
Radio king Alan Jones has so much power he can shine lights on the Opera House
Meanwhile in Washington, the patriarchy strikes back at #MeToo movement.
Wake up, Jeff, you’ve just lost $3.4bn: the day of the movers and shakers, and rainmakers
While billionaires lost a little skin, our PM was anointed all-powerful and his prayers were answered.
Dancing Queen and other fancy footwork keep up with Boris and the Joneses (Alan and DJs)
Theresa May danced while everyone was watching, and yet hotter shoes were shuffling on the home front.
Great and less-great moments in marketing: we should be so lucky — lucky, lucky, lucky
Kylie might have sung the ABC’s anthem but the nation has moved forward in the art of campaigning.
King coal comes roaring back to life, just possibly, and in other news about old fossils …
Investors may be confused — but the bottom line on the headlines is that energy is a running story.
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