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Albanese government fast-tracks plan to axe ‘widow tax’ in last minute deal
The Albanese government is set to strike a deal to cut the controversial ‘widow tax’ in the Federal Budget.
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Disgraced former congressman’s escapades with alleged Chinese spy named Fang Fang are laid bare in new files
The White House Transparency Task Force dropped the new documents under the title ‘Rusty Thumbs,’ another moniker given to the woman whose real name is Christine Fang.
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Pauline Hanson reveals her bold plan to make cigarettes cheaper in Australia: ‘Labor’s policy is failing’
One Nation has unveiled their plan to smash illegal tobacco gangs.
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Trump says concern about USS Abraham Lincoln is ‘a CNN fake report’
President Trump on Monday said concerns over the status of service members aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln were “a CNN fake report.” Trump lashed out at a CNN reporter amid questions from journalists in the Oval Office, telling her, “Quiet, quiet. You’re very disrespectful.” After moving on to the next reporter, who asked if there…
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So who was the White House hoaxer who duped the PM? Security fears over Burnham’s messages with imposter who posed as Trump’s chief of staff
An international hunt is under way for the hoaxer who targeted the Prime Minister as he took office last month.
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Ministers are considering move to stop offenders changing their names after Daily Mail revealed paedophile firefighter used 20 aliases
It comes after the Mail revealed how convicted sex offender Jason Brown moved around the country preying on women and children, adopting a new persona as soon as he was caught.
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Trump voted by mail in Florida primary election: Report
President Trump last week returned a mail-in ballot ahead of Florida’s primary election on Tuesday, Politico reported Monday, the second time he has done so amid his unfounded claims that mail-in voting contributes to election fraud. The outlet added that Trump requested his ballot in late July and it was returned on Aug. 13, citing…
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Trump’s South Korea move rattles foreign policy world
President Trump’s decision to reduce joint military exercises with South Korea is being met with derision from Democrats and fears from other allies who are already worried over the president’s past willingness to toss aside longtime defense commitments. Trump said it was too late to fully cancel what he called expensive and provocative joint exercises…
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Trump explains reduced joint drills with South Korea
Welcome to The Hill’s Defense & NatSec newsletter {beacon} Defense &National Security Defense &National Security The Big Story Trump explains reduced joint drills with South Korea President Trump said he was turned off by South Korea not agreeing to help the U.S. denuclearize Iran, spurring him to reduce the joint military exercises. © AP…