Republicans must now separate themselves from a delusional president
Call it a blue wave or a blue tsunami, but the Democratic Party has handed Donald Trump a painful defeat, with Americans comprehensively making their anger felt across the country.
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Call it a blue wave or a blue tsunami, but the Democratic Party has handed Donald Trump a painful defeat, with Americans comprehensively making their anger felt across the country.
The party seized control of the House of Representatives and the Senate in a “blue tsunami” as Americans rebelled against an unpopular president and his war in Iran.
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Professor Clinton Fernandes is part of University of NSW’s Future Operations Research Group which analyses the threats, risks and opportunities that military forces will face in the future. He is a former intelligence officer in the Australian Army.
After several false starts, Hudson Young has finally arrived in PNG in a bid to determine whether to sign with the NRL’s newest franchise.
The biggest Black Friday sale this year could be David Jones itself after the department store operator’s last hope for a rescue deal collapsed.
After an arson attack on a Springvale factory, police say they are sick of urging youth not to accept jobs from crime bosses.
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A source with knowledge, but not authorised to speak publicly, said Victoria Police was treating the incident as an alcohol-fuelled, random attack.
The inquiry has accused successive Coalition and Labor governments of concealing the true costs and dangers of the agreement.
The US has been inundated with political advertising funded by Elon Musk, ordinary people, and cashed-up Political Action Committees, some of which do not disclose their donors.
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Sussan Ley is a former leader of the Liberal Party, a writer, and non-executive director of Snowy Hydro.
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