Politics

It’s been revealed two additional ISIS brides are being held separately in Syria’s Roj camp over extremism concerns, as a standoff continues over the return of 11 women and 23 children.

Polls show that an increasing number of Americans are concerned that Donald Trump is not paying enough attention to the country’s most important problems.

The Federal Government has proposed new laws to close legal loopholes that allow paedophiles to avoid paying victims’ compensation. 

For too long politics has been overriding sensible economic policy. And both sides of politics have been guilty.

Polling suggests just over half the Danish population backs building nuclear power. There’s a lesson for Australia in this.

A dance troupe that said it was the target of a bomb hoax involving Anthony Albanese’s residence has long complained of harassment from Beijing.

Donald Trump hailed a ‘Golden Age of America’ in the longest State of the Union address in history, despite economic strain and mounting political challenges.

Donald Trump considers Australia to be among America’s closest friends — but it doesn’t always feel that way, Political Editor Mark Riley writes.

Former Treasury chief Ken Henry says Australia’s landlords are using the capital gains tax discount to avoid paying income tax, leading to surging house prices and taking opportunity away from the young.

A Sydney doctor helping so-called ‘ISIS brides’ escape Syria insists they are ‘caring mothers’ who ‘love Australia’ but are scared to return because of the Prime Minister’s condemnation. 

A senior minister has hinted Labor could tweak a tax seen by many as blocking young people from getting on the property ladder.

A bomb scare at Anthony Albanese’s official residence in Canberra overnight has reportedly been linked to a New York–based classical Chinese dance and music company.

A bomb scare that forced the evacuation of the prime minister from his official residence has led to calls for Australians to turn the temperature down.

European leaders pledged continued support for Kyiv as the Russia-Ukraine war entered its fifth year, despite divisions over sanctions and financial aid.