‘Never let this happen again’
Donald Trump hits out at “treasonous” people behind the Mueller probe, says no president should go through such an ordeal.
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Trump claims ‘total exoneration’
Donald Trump jubilant as Mueller investigation finds no evidence he colluded with Russia to influence 2016 election.
Trump’s good news day
Those repeated claims of no collusion now have credence.
Talk of the street mirrors divide
Republicans cheered, Democrats scoffed, and as the first glimpse into the special counsel’s investigation emerged yesterday.
A searing indictment of FBI
Americans deserve a full accounting of the missteps of James Comey and the FBI.
N Korea reinstates Seoul staff
North Korea has returned its staff to its liaison office in South Korea, in what appears to be a conciliatory move by Pyongyang.
Mueller report ends conspiracy
The Mueller report won’t end this rancorous period in US politics, but it should put the Russia conspiracy file to bed.
‘Stunning victory for Trump’
The Mueller report clearing the US President of collusion is a vindication for Donald Trump, and a devastating defeat for Democrats.
A-G sweats over Mueller report
US Attorney-General William Barr yesterday scoured Robert Mueller’s report deciding how much the public will get to see.
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Media froths as real story ignored
After the Mueller report. Keep in mind the story that isn’t being told: the FBI’s mucking around in the 2016 election.
‘Defeated’ ISIS is not enough
It’s abandoned its strategically suicidal attempt to be a physical state, but ISIS will emerge better and tougher than before.
Trump: Golan Heights is Israel’s
Donald Trump has backed US recognition of the Golan Heights as part of Israel in a major boost to Benjamin Netanyahu.
Beltway’s marriage of opposites
The notion of Donald Trump’s closest adviser sharing her life with one of his biggest critics has left this gossipy capital abuzz.
Dems consider ditching electoral college
The hottest topic for the US Democratic presidential field this week is abolishing the Electoral College.
Last ISIS redoubt gone ‘in hours’
Donald Trump said yesterday the last pocket of the ISIS territory in Syria would be liberated by US-backed forces ‘by tonight’.
Will ‘it’ factor Beto last?
Beto O’Rourke has the ‘it’ factor but a winning campaign needs leadership and management skills that may be beyond him.
Biden front and centre
The former vice-president to Barack Obama is now expected to seek his Democratic Party’s presidential nomination.
Start of Trump dynasty?
Does Donald Trump’s daughter Ivanka have an eye on the White House?
Trump revels in ratings boost
The US president is savouring a poll finding that 71 per cent of Americans rate the economy as good. And the Democrats are nervous.
Kellyanne’s ‘whack job’ choice
Finding herself stuck in a feud between her husband and Donald Trump, Kellyanne Conway has chosen whose side she’s on.
Trump hits back at Conway spouse
Donald Trump has fired off one of his Twitter insults to retaliate against a prominent lawyer — married to one of his top aides.
Trump wants Brazil in NATO
President Donald Trump has raised the possibility of Brazil becoming a member of NATO.
US envies NZ’s gun control action
For Americans, the most surprising aspect of the mass murder in Christchurch was not that 50 people died.
NZ, Aussies ‘put us to shame’
NZ and Australia’s determination to act immediately on gun control after massacres has Americans convulsed in self-loathing.
Suspect flashes pro-Trump slogans
The man charged with killing the boss of the Gambino crime family displays pro-Trump slogans on his hand in court.
Trump obsession distracts Dems
In their fever to dispense with Donald Trump, Democrats are losing sight of the fundamentals of presidential politics.
Conways divided over Trump
There are marital spats and then there’s the row between a top Trump adviser and her husband over the President’s mental health.
US investigates far-right threat
US House Judiciary Committee will launch hearings on the threat of white nationalism in the wake of the Christchurch massacre.
US denies plans to keep 1000 troops
The US strongly denied yesterday a report it intended to leave almost 1000 troops in Syria.
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