Politics

THE NEW YORK TIMES: American Catholics are true swing voters. A majority voted for Trump in 2024, but a majority disapprove of him now.

Brad Battin is set to face a leadership challenge less than 12 months after rising to the top job as the party grapples with dire polling.

To prevent further coercion and interference in the Indo-Pacific, Foreign Minister Penny Wong has urged the United States to remain committed to protecting the region.

Australian houses have becoming prohibitively expensive for average-income earners. These figures prove immigration is playing a key role.

Dismal public polling has reignited angst over Sussan Ley’s leadership while a key Coalition critic of the now-dumped net zero policy urges internal rivals to take their time before moving against her.

The ACT’s newly elected Opposition Leader has told the husband of former Liberal staffer Brittany Higgins that he would make a ‘great’ Chief of Staff in his Canberra office.

AARON PATRICK: As the party’s support crumbles on the left and right, conservatives Angus Taylor and Andrew Hastie have emerged as the leading contenders for the next leader.

‘We have nothing to hide, and it’s time to move on.’

Experts warn the $14 million ad blitz has so far been insufficient to prepare kids and parents for Australia’s under-16s social media ban in just three weeks’ time.

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has made a major claim in court about a racist tweet made during a clash on social media.

A leaked email from convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell to Jeffrey Epstein references a massage, with Andrew at a London home.

Anthony Albanese has taken his Swiftie fandom to new heights, attempting a viral dance trend set to a popular Taylor Swift song.

Lawmakers pushing for the release of more files are planning a news conference at the Capitol on Tuesday alongside victims of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Republican Representative Majorie Taylor Green says she’s sorry for taking part in ‘toxic politics’.

German authorities have cancelled a planned auction after survivors’ groups and political leaders labelled the sale of nazi-era items unethical and unacceptable.