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El-Sayed admits free healthcare means paying ‘a little bit more in taxes’ regardless of income
Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed appeared to acknowledge that his proposed universal healthcare plan would require most Americans to pay higher taxes, regardless of their income level. The admission is notable because Democratic proponents of “Medicare for All” style policies have often faced scrutiny over how such systems would be funded, and critics frequently…
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Vance calls El-Sayed ‘crazy’ after being mocked as ‘Peter Thiel’s boy’
Vice President Vance swiped back at Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed in a Midwestern battle of words, calling El-Sayed “crazy.” El-Sayed on Wednesday went after Vance by referring to him as “Peter Thiel’s boy,” referencing the tech mogul under whom Vance has worked and saying, “I think we’ve had enough of him.” “The last…
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Terrified NAB banker’s email reveals how an ‘avalanche’ of tasks left him working 18-hour days. Then one unread seven-page policy cost him his unfair dismissal case
A National Australia Bank employee who worked gruelling hours managing a heavy workload has lost his unfair dismissal case after admitting he had never read a lengthy company policy document relevant to his role. Steven Knowles told Australia’s Fair Work Commission that an overwhelming “avalanche” of tasks had left him working up to 18-hour days,…
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Watch live: RFK Jr. to host food policy event
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Monday morning will host an event focused on the Trump administration’s food policy initiatives. Efforts to advance his “Make America Healthy Again” agenda will also be highlighted. Watch the event, scheduled to begin at 11 a.m. EDT, in the video player above.
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Election-hit-and-run and school-shooting fallout dominate as Hanson warns of migrant surge
Debate about migration was prominent in Australian politics as One Nation leader Pauline Hanson claimed the Labor government was concealing plans for a major increase in arrivals. The available official forecasts do not describe a million-person annual intake: the 2026–27 Budget projected net overseas migration of 295,000 in 2025–26, 245,000 in 2026–27 and 225,000 in…
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Carlson ‘not running for president’: Greene
Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) is pushing back on suggestions pundit Tucker Carlson could mount a third-party bid for the White House after President Trump leaves office. “Tucker, he’s not running for president,” Greene told Politico Playbook over the weekend. “He said that publicly. He said that privately.” Greene also told the outlet she…
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Live updates: Trump says US-Iran conflict now ‘like a chess game’
President Trump will swear in Todd Blanche as the next attorney general on Monday, following weeks of controversy that ended in the Senate early Saturday morning with a 50-49 vote to confirm the appointment. On the Iran conflict, Trump said Sunday that it is now “like a chess game” and that the U.S. is only…
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Treasury ‘materially contributed’ to star employee’s suicide after failing to tell her she wouldn’t lose her job following anonymous complaint at work, inquest rules
An inquest has found that the Treasury materially contributed to the suicide of a highly regarded employee after it failed to reassure her that she would not lose her job following an anonymous workplace complaint. The finding highlights the potential consequences of inadequate communication and support when staff face serious employment-related concerns. The employee became…
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Ty Cobb: Blanche has demonstrated ‘total fealty’ to Trump
Former Trump White House lawyer Ty Cobb said during a weekend interview that acting Attorney General Todd Blanche has demonstrated “total fealty” to President Trump. Cobb pushed back when asked during a Saturday appearance on “Mehdi Unfiltered” on Zeteo if Blanche would stand “up to Trump if he’s asked to find some fake evidence of…