THE NEW YORK TIMES: The question of the day is whether the United States is embroiled in a constitutional crisis.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: President Donald Trump does not seem to notice or care that if you betray people, or jerk them around, they will revile you. So what’s going to happen?

A total of 41 countries are reportedly on a travel restriction list made by US President Donald Trump and his administration.

Anthony Albanese has described a call of global leaders on peace in Ukraine as ‘very positive’, as he recommitted Australia to a peacekeeping force saying the nation ‘stood up to bullies’. 

Trade Minister Don Farrell has vowed to continue discussions with the US about an Australian tariff exemption, saying the Government wanted to make President Donald Trump ‘an offer he can’t refuse’.

British PM says Russian President Vladimir Putin would ‘sooner or later’ have to ‘come to the table’ as he opened a virtual gathering to drum up support for Ukraine.

Officers are ‘on scene and dealing with an incident’, Queensland Police said.

The 23-year-old was with family and friends at a boat ramp when he fell into the water.

A man has died in a horror collision between a motorcycle and a car in NSW’s Southern Tablelands region. 

‘It’s time the tech giants and the billionaire tech bros paid their fair share.’

Stretched valuations, risk of a US recession and lingering geopolitical issues have set the scene for an unsteady 2025 for global and Australian shares.

JACKSON HEWETT: The White House is delivering more tariff twists and turns than an out-of-control Tesla and for many US consumers, America is most definitely not great again.

PAUL MURRAY: Federal and State Labor remain committed to an energy policy that is not fit for purpose — and the cost to us all could be huge.

BEN HARVEY: Australia chose not to play its ace during tariff negotiations.

EDITORIAL: Australians will need to evaluate whether Anthony Albanese has lived up to the promise he made to them on election night 2022. 

THE NEW YORK TIMES: The question of the day is whether the United States is embroiled in a constitutional crisis.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: President Donald Trump does not seem to notice or care that if you betray people, or jerk them around, they will revile you. So what’s going to happen?

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Officials in Beijing are increasingly worried Donald Trump’s tariffs on Mexico may be the start of a broader campaign.

Since the actor and gen X It Girl made her film debut at 15 with Keanu Reeves in River’s Edge, she’s been linked to powerful people, mostly men. In Say Everything, she hopes to let some of her stories go.

Mystery continues to surround the death of Gene Hackman’s wife Betsy with new conflicting claims about when she died. 

He claimed his time was wasted and he suffered ‘mental agony’ from the 25 minutes of commercials.

A SpaceX crew capsule has arrived at the International Space Station, delivering the replacements for NASA's two stuck astronauts.

Australia’s national grief and loss helpline is set to close on Tuesday due to a lack of sustainable funding from the Federal Government.

Nightclubs, shopping centres and hospitals are among the latest exposure sites. Here’s what you need to know.

A delivery driver has won a huge sum in a lawsuit after being seriously burned when a Starbucks drink spilled in his lap.

Think of this warming dish as a relay race, each ingredient handing its flavour to the next during an (almost!) hands-off cooking process.

An Australian coffee roasting pioneer has warned consumers could soon be paying $7 for their favourite hit of caffeine.

MATCH WRAP: A pre-season of optimism was quickly washed away in a flood of Gold Coast goals as the Eagles came to grips with an 87-point dismantling to open their new campaign.

Oscar Pisatri has spun out of contention in Melbourne as the curse of the home Grand Prix strikes again!

Gout Gout has broken 20 seconds for the 200m for the first time at the Queensland championships with the aid of an illegal tailwind.

Russian Foreign Minister has spoken with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio to urge the US to stop its air strikes on Yemen.

More than 80 victims were taken to hospitals in Skopje, the nation’s capital.

US President Donald Trump has launched military strikes against Yemen’s Houthis over the group’s attacks against Red Sea shipping, warning ‘hell will rain down upon you’ if they do not abandon their campaign.