Politics

Dramatic footage filmed by a US immigration agent captures the moments before he fatally shot Minneapolis woman Renee Nicole Good, sparking nationwide protests and a federal investigation.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: White Americans might have thought themselves immune from ICE abuses, but the killing of Renee Nicole Good, a mother of three and widow of a military veteran, tests that assumption.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Trump’s priority in capturing Maduro was not to restore democracy but to restore American oil companies’ dominance over Venezuelan oil extraction. 

One Nation has claimed a ‘monumental result’ after a poll showed that, for the first time, it had the same amount of voter support as the Coalition.

Australia’s eSafety Commissioner says she’s ‘deeply concerned’ by a surge of non-consensual generated sexualised images flooding Elon Musk’s platform X.

Donald Trump has announced the US government will launch land strikes in Mexico to ‘target cartels’.

Polling shows the Coalition and One Nation are neck-and-neck in the popularity stakes in the first public nationwide survey since the Bondi massacre.

A Labor MP representing a postcode with some of Australia’s highest number of EVs says practicality rather than tax breaks are behind the popularity of the zero-emission cars. Industry leaders say otherwise.

THE ECONOMIST: By prioritising oil over democracy, the United States has fundamentally altered the global order.

NSW Premier Chris Minns is also reconsidering the appointment of a pro-Palestinian lawyer to the state’s Supreme Court.

LATIKA M BOURKE: When faced with the most consequential test of his prime ministership to date, Mr Albanese emerged a follower and not a leader. 

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Donald Trump sought to present himself as indefatigable, projecting stamina and energy for a news organisation he has accused of seditious behaviour for reporting about his health and age.

Federal immigration agents have shot two people in Portland, one day after ICE agents shot dead a mother of three in Minneapolis. 

A former high-ranking Australian Federal Police officer will lead an internal review of the organisation’s possible failures in the lead up to last month’s Bondi massacre, and how it responded afterwards.

The PM has defended the weeks it took him to call a royal commission into Bondi and anti-Semitism, as the Opposition leader said he had to be ‘dragged kicking and screaming’ to do the right thing.