Trump is Trudeau’s ‘agent of disaster’
While Justin Trudeau’s political career was fading, Donald Trump drove the final nails into the Canadian leader’s coffin – something Anthony Albanese should be aware of in a vital election year.
While Justin Trudeau’s political career was fading, Donald Trump drove the final nails into the Canadian leader’s coffin – something Anthony Albanese should be aware of in a vital election year.
The near-term outlook for stocks appears to be challenging as US economic data ceases to exceed expectations and bond yields rise on Donald Trump’s policy promises.
Families of those convicted for their January 6 exploits at the US Capitol in 2021 are relying on Donald Trump to come good with his promise to pardon them.
The incoming US president has the power to pardon many of the mob who stormed the US Capitol, but it’s unclear how far he will go. One thing is for sure – those convicted aren’t sympathetic characters.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Donald Trump sat down for dinner and a TV doco at Mar-a-Lago over the weekend.
Mike Johnson is pushing an ‘aggressive’ time frame for getting a mega-bill addressing immigration, tax cuts and more to Donald Trump’s desk by April.
Two of Donald Trump’s high-profile supporters are suddenly at odds — with Elon Musk telling Nigel Farage he doesn’t have what it takes.
Court and Biden unable to rise above division for unity of nation.
The approaching second Donald Trump presidency is widening a schism between the world’s two largest economies over the role of bitcoin as China bans private ownership and the US encourages it.
Republican Mike Johnson’s re-election ends a bitter standoff that threatened to see the 2025 session opening in chaos.
In a surprise move, a New York judge says he will sentence Donald Trump for his hush-money conviction before the President-elect begins his second term in the White House.
Given Donald Trump’s clear signals on Kevin Rudd, the Labor government will do well to get someone else to promote Australia’s interests in the US.
With the new House of Representatives set to meet for the first time later today, it is far from certain incumbent Speaker Mike Johnson will secure the votes he needs to keep the gavel.
The ISIS-inspired terrorist attack in New Orleans and the Las Vegas cybertruck bomb suggest Donald Trump will face a growing threat from homegrown extremism.
In the election campaign, Donald Trump often referred to Islamic State in the past tense. That may have been true then, but signs they are regrouping beyond the vast swathes of countries across Africa and Asia, suggest a need for a policy rethink.
Terrorism is back on the US security radar, with the Middle East conflict creating new opportunities for extremists to radicalise communities.
Weakness in China’s economy and the looming threat of a trade war ignited by Donald Trump have forced the Australian dollar to its lowest level since April 2020.
Incidents in New Orleans and Las Vegas mean Islamic terrorism is once again front and centre for US president-elect Donald Trump, with his inauguration just weeks away.
Donald Trump already looms so large I keep forgetting he’s not actually the president yet. An inauguration seems superfluous.
The attire was formal and the guest list stacked, as billionaires, models, actors, political heavyweights and new family friends welcomed in the new year. Among them: former prime minister Scott Morrison.
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