Why right-wing pop culture is on the rise
Liberal dominance of academia and the arts looks slight next to podcasters and YouTubers with audiences of millions.
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I’m not shocked so many Latinos chose Trump
First and second-generation immigrants often believe in tight controls because we feel it directly if things go wrong.
Don’t abandon Ukraine: Biden
President Joe Biden will urge Donald Trump not to abandon Ukraine during a meeting in the Oval Office on Wednesday (Thursday AEDT) amid concerns that the president-elect could halt military assistance in the war against Russia.
‘Let Kyiv fire missiles at Russia’
Ukraine needs to strike targets inside Russia using British-made long-range missiles if it is to counter Moscow’s bombardment, Britain’s chief of the air staff has suggested.
Bishop adds to pressure on Welby to quit
Abuse scandal makes position ‘untenable’.
Tim helped reveal Stonehenge secrets
Archaeologist Tim Darvill led the first excavation of Stonehenge for almost 50 years and divided opinion when he said the site had healing powers.
Mass deportation program to begin on very first day
Donald Trump is preparing to order the largest mass deportation in American history on the day he takes office.
UK pollution scandal threatens recall of thousands of cars
Thousands of cars could be recalled as part of a British government investigation into a wider scandal involving emissions.
Businesslike Kushner and Ivanka reinforce ties to the Donald
The appearance of Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump at Mar-a-Lago on election night may have assured overseas business partners that the couple are still close to the next leader.
‘Stereotyping’: Jamie Oliver pulls book after Indigenous criticism
The TV chef has withdrawn his latest children’s book from shops and apologised after First Nations groups slammed the novel for being ‘damaging and disrespectful’.
Netanyahu’s chief of staff in probe over blackmail
Corruption claims grow as Tzachi Braverman is alleged to have blackmailed a senior officer into altering the minutes of high-level meetings.
Ivanka, Jared and the shadow state department run out of Miami
The reappearance of Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner at Donald Trump’s side sends a strong message that they’re still close to the next leader. That message meant to reassure their foreign business partners, who’ve invested billions in Kushner’s firm.
Archbishop Justin Welby defies calls to resign over ‘prolific’ child abuser
The most senior cleric in the Anglican Church, the Archbishop of Canterbury, is rejecting pressure from critics to resign over his handling of a major abuse scandal.
Charles leads remembrance for war dead with William and Catherine
King Charles has led Britain in two minutes of silence at a Remembrance Day service attended by Princess of Wales, who like the King has been treated for cancer.
Rolls engine woes leave British Airways bosses fuming
Dallas, a city British Airways has served since the 1980s, is the latest destination to fall victim to a swath of cancellations as the UK flag carrier battles with chronic problems with its Rolls-Royce engines.
Truth in Forsyth’s fantasies
As The Day of the Jackal returns, Frederick Forsyth talks about the death of his wife, foiling a Putin plot and what he really thought of John le Carre.
The business leaders who have joined Team Trump
Donald Trump’s second administration is months away from taking office but the charm offensive from business leaders has already begun.
Parent killer next door: the untold story of Virginia McCullough
She murdered them and lived with the bodies for years, plundering their savings and bombarding neighbours with strange gifts – including her dead parents’ possessions.
Italy’s leader ahead in race to be Trump’s main EU ally
A key factor will be Giorgia Meloni’s close relationship with Elon Musk, a friendship that led to romance rumours last year.
Time to bite the bullet on risky taste temptations
We know they’re not good for us, but what’s the latest science on those foods that can wreak havoc on our health?
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