Is there a constitutional crisis in the US? Short answer – no
Donald Trump’s actions are aggressive, but they aren’t an executive coup. Those who say they are, are overwrought as usual.
Donald Trump’s actions are aggressive, but they aren’t an executive coup. Those who say they are, are overwrought as usual.
Ukraine has offered to strike a deal with US President Donald Trump for continued American military aid in exchange for developing Ukraine’s mineral industry.
Fears grow of a looming clash between two branches of the US government after the US President attacks the judiciary.
Benjamin Netanyahu warns Israel will resume ‘intense fighting’ unless all hostages set to be freed in the first phase of the ceasefire are released, as the military bolsters troops, warns of a Hamas attack.
Elon Musk took his son X into the Oval Office and showed him off to the cameras as he made his case for federal cuts.
Donald Trump’s senior counsellor for trade has accused Australia of flooding the US market with aluminium and being too close with China, tempering hopes of an exemption from new 25 per cent tariffs.
A senior Labor minister has put a blunt question to the White House after Donald Trump announced brutal blanket tariffs on steel and aluminium.
A senior Labor minister has put a blunt question to the White House after Donald Trump announced brutal blanket tariffs on steel and aluminium.
The Coalition opened Question Time with Jewish MP Julian Leeser challenging Anthony Albanese on the video and asking, ‘how did the country get to this point’.
Speaking at the White House with Donald Trump, King Abdullah didn’t say whether Jordan would accept Palestinians but said regional leaders were trying to work out how to make the Gaza takeover proposal work.
I think Hamas will call Donald Trump’s bluff. It may release some hostages but not all. It will string out Trump’s deadline, calculating the President won’t bring down hell on Gaza.
Every sign is that Albanese is managing Trump as a professional. Their discussion revealed a government that has been diligent in preparing its case on tariffs.
Few have succeeded in stemming the left’s long march through the institutions. Now Donald Trump wants to be remembered for giving it a red-hot go.
Donald Trump’s warning that ‘all hell will break loose’ if all the Israeli hostages are not released on Saturday provides the response that is needed to the Hamas terrorists’ latest despicable display of inhumane chicanery over the hostages’ fate.
Donald Trump has signalled that the US, Israel and the rest of the civilised world will no longer tolerate a crime strongly resembling the worst genocide committed in human history.
With his ultimatum, President Donald Trump shows every intention of preventing Hamas from resorting to delay tactics and the time advantage it may give the terrorists.
The big takeaway from the telephone conversation is that Donald Trump is at least willing to take a call from Anthony Albanese, who must hasten his plans for a face-to-face meeting with the President.
Hamas has shown again that it does not want peace in Gaza, making a wildly reckless threat to delay the release of more hostages indefinitely and putting the already fragile ceasefire agreement in the gravest danger.
A major fall in the healthcare sector dragged the ASX 200 down as the market factored in the latest update in US President Donald Trump’s tariffs.
There are bigger issues than tariffs, such as the grim Victorian economy and aggressive stock liquidation by someone “desperately trying to turn steel into cash”, says steel maker Vulcan.
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