What do the latest GDP figures tell us? That the RBA is still getting it very wrong | Greg Jericho
By The Guardian
It’s time the reserve started undoing the…
➔ iNatural allies: Iranians reject regime’s anti-Israel policies
By Yedioth News
Opinion: Once allies, Iran and Israel now face…
➔ iOpinion: Colorado’s law dictating transgender care violates free speech
By The Denver Post
Ideally, Colorado lawmakers would support free…
➔ iWhy is Donald Trump talking up crypto?
By The Washington Post
Trump’s new decentralized finance business…
➔ iThe Pitfalls for Europe of a Trump-Putin Deal on Ukraine
By Foreign Policy
Russian interest in peace is no given, and Europe…
➔ iGASP! A Trump Hanger-On May Have Acted in His Own Financial Interest Rather Than in the Public’s.
By Slate
You’ll be shocked that there’s already news…
➔ iWhy Trump Really Should 'Buy' Greenland
By The Wall Street Journal
As the island pursues independence, the U.S. can…
➔ iTrump and Sanders want to cap credit card rates. But there’s a catch.
By The Washington Post
Limiting interest rates would make it harder for…
➔ iHere’s what I learned at Cop29. Rows aside, an unstoppable transition to clean energy is…
By The Guardian
Britain wanted much better outcomes on many…
➔ iWhat has happened to gambling reform under Labor? It’s simple – the government has been cowed…
By The Guardian
A year ago, at Peta Murphy’s funeral, I felt…
➔ iAustralia took its interest rate medicine – and it has poisoned our living standards | Greg…
By The Guardian
Even as we spent less, the Reserve Bank kept…
➔ iTrump Probably Won't Try to Fire Jerome Powell
By The Wall Street Journal
But his successor will face pressure to bring…
➔ iTrump's Churchillian Option for Peace in Ukraine
By The Wall Street Journal
Defeating Russia is in the interests of America...
➔ iRFK Jr. has some good ideas. It’s what makes him so dangerous.
By The Washington Post
People are justifiably alarmed at the prospect of…
➔ iSneaky, excessive and unjustified: why Labor’s electoral reforms are vulnerable to constitutional…
By The Guardian
A political donor will be able to donate up to…
➔ iRussia’s Plans to Replace the Dollar Are Going Nowhere
By Foreign Policy
BRICS countries show little interest in…
➔ iThe ‘duh’ reason Hispanics voted for Trump
By American Thinker
Some liberal commentators are saying Hispanics…
➔ iHow a small group of Amazon workers took on big business and challenged traditional unions | Kenan…
By The Guardian
A documentary about unionising the company’s…
➔ iFarmers have hoarded land for too long. Inheritance tax will bring new life to rural Britain | Will…
By The Guardian
Prices and rents will fall under Rachel Reeves’…
➔ iIt’s time for the RBA to admit its fears of a wage-price spiral were misguided – and cut…
By The Guardian
It is quite infuriating now, as we look back with…
➔ iThe UN Security Council has no moral compass
By Yedioth News
Opinion: The UNSC has sunk to attacking Israel…
➔ iWhy on earth do the rich keep bankrolling Prince Andrew? | Gaby Hinsliff
By The Guardian
Despite his fall from grace, the royal always…
➔ iThe long Obama era is over | Osita Nwanevu
By The Guardian
The Democrats must learn to speak to voters who…
➔ iThe 2024 Election's Other Loser: Economists
By The Wall Street Journal
The field fails to attend to the problems that…
➔ iIgnore the doom-mongers: the good news on interest rates shows Labour is on the right track |…
By The Guardian
Narratives matter in economics, and we must…
➔ iThe prospect of Australia’s defence being dependent on the whim of Donald Trump points to a need…
By The Guardian
It’s time to re-read Australia’s 2017 foreign…
➔ iHow Gender Shaped the Election Results
By Foreign Policy
Exit poll data paints an interesting picture.
➔ iOpinion: Foreign interference is now the norm, and it could fuel more violence under Trump
By Los Angeles Times
Other nations aren't just interested in tilting…
➔ iThe Biden Economy Is 'Glorious'---if You're Wealthy
By The Wall Street Journal
Asset values have grown, but the working class…
➔ iJ.D. Vance Says a War With Iran Is Not in the U.S. Interest
By The American Conservative
The vice-presidential candidate’s comments are…
➔ iThe Liberal party is 80 years old. But what would Menzies think of Peter Dutton’s divisive…
By The Guardian
The purpose of a political party, Menzies…
➔ iUkrainians ask what I'm hearing about our country on the US campaign trail. The truth? We're all…
By The Guardian
Americans still don’t seem to understand that…
➔ iWhat I learned from a deer hunter and other ‘radicals’ in AOC’s district
By The Washington Post
People are quirky. That’s what makes them…
➔ iAnthony Albanese’s attempt to deflect Qantas questions eroded voter trust instead of fixing the…
By The Guardian
When the PM brought up the free private flights…
➔ iLabor’s actions to lower inflation have worked – so why is the RBA unlikely to cut interest…
By The Guardian
Without the energy rebates, electricity prices…
➔ iNorth Korean troops in Russia bring a ‘World-Island’ conflict a step closer
By The Washington Post
The day is long past when Russia, China, Iran and…
➔ iHow the Israeli Attack on Iran Could Seed a New World War
By The Intercept
A regional Middle East conflict could draw in…
➔ iNorth Korean Deployment in Ukraine War Raises Fresh Questions
By The American Conservative
But one question remains constant: What,…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Labour and the US election: a storm in a teacup | Editorial
By The Guardian
There is nothing wrong with foreign volunteers…
➔ iThe fuss about Lidia Thorpe mispronouncing a word distracts from a more important question | Helen…
By The Guardian
Let’s consider whether we might like to replace…
➔ iThere’s a Big, New Defamation Lawsuit Against Trump. It’s a Slam Dunk.
By Slate
The case presents an interesting question on the…
➔ iWant to live longer? Forget blue zones – these factors improve your chances of ageing well |…
By The Guardian
Finding the perfect combination of lifestyle…
➔ iAustralia’s unemployment figures are a reason for joy – even if it means waiting for the next…
By The Guardian
I am not going to be sad if more people having a…
➔ iOpinion: Empower Colorado voters with more choice — vote yes on Proposition 131
By The Denver Post
As you listen to opponents of Prop 131, ask…
➔ iKamala Harris's AI Deepfake
By The Wall Street Journal
Her main concern has been identity and interest…
➔ iWould Australia pay the billion-dollar annual cost of our monarchy? No? Neither should the UK |…
By The Guardian
A British republic is inevitable. Here’s why…
➔ iKing Charles, know this: Australians don’t hate the royals – we just wish you’d lose interest…
By The Guardian
It’s a bit awkward: Charles and Camilla are…
➔ iIsrael should learn from Ukraine's experience dealing with drones
By Yedioth News
Commentary: Ukrainian forces have developed…
➔ iThis new map can help us heal our democracy
By The Washington Post
Interested in civic engagement but sick of…
➔ iVoters Deserve Transparency. JD Vance Should Release His Tax Returns!
By MoveOn.org
Election Day is just around the corner, and vice…
➔ iWhy do Kamala Harris supporters choose to vote against their own best interests?
By American Thinker
The Biden-Harris administration has been the most…
➔ iTrump Sees Harris, and Raises With More Tax Giveaways
By The Wall Street Journal
The former President tries to outbid the Democrat…
➔ iIf Mike Bloomberg won’t run for mayor, NYC needs someone like him who will
By New York Post
Michael Bloomberg isn't interested in running for…
➔ iThe super-rich claim they’ll flee to escape a Labour ‘tax grab’. Here’s an idea for how to…
By The Guardian
If the 1% follow through on their threats, an…
➔ iEscalation in Lebanon is in Netanyahu's interest
By Haaretz
➔ iWhy African Americans are finally voting for their best interests
By New York Post
Fed up with progressive policies that do not…
➔ iHow Settler Violence Serves Israel’s Interests
By Foreign Policy
Attacks on Palestinians in the West Bank have…
➔ iBenjamin Netanyahu's Triumphal Week
By The Wall Street Journal
By ignoring Western delusions and attacking…
➔ iBringing an end to child poverty really ought to be an economic no-brainer | Sonia Sodha
By The Guardian
Growing up poor blights children’s lives, and…
➔ iYimbys hear this – simply building more homes won’t solve our housing crisis | Phineas Harper
By The Guardian
The ‘yes in my back yard’ voices are getting…
➔ iTehran poised to strike back after Nasrallah’s killing, maybe abroad
By Yedioth News
Analysis: Tehran has lost a key ally and…
➔ iKimberly Guilfoyle’s grudge against Harris sure is convenient for Trump | Arwa Mahdawi
By The Guardian
Guilfoyle has a personal interest in tearing the…
➔ iIt’s a pretty pass when even the Fortean Times warns of the ‘lone nut fraternity’ | Tim Adams
By The Guardian
Now conspiracy theories are the mainstream’s…
➔ iAI could be an existential threat to publishers – that’s why Mumsnet is fighting back | Justine…
By The Guardian
There is nothing wrong with mining content for…
➔ iMayor Eric Adams should stay and offer his defense to New Yorkers
By New York Post
It is in the best interest of fairness — and…
➔ iThe one thing worse than high credit card rates is Trump’s plan to cut them
By The Washington Post
Trump wants to cap credit card interest rates...
➔ iThe U.S. must sanction Israel's messianic ministers - and American Jews should welcome it
By Haaretz
The fanatic duo is causing chaos that will be…
➔ iHow to get kids into classical music? As a CBeebies conductor, I can tell you: it's the wow factor…
By The Guardian
Movies, pop and video games all borrow from…
➔ iTrump's Price Controls on Credit Cards
By The Wall Street Journal
He wants to cap interest rates at 10%. Is this…
➔ iThe Fed cuts rates
By The Washington Post
Michael Ramirez cartoon about the Fed cutting…
➔ iWhere's Kamala Harris on LNG Exports?
By The Wall Street Journal
Biden’s moratorium is harming U.S. interests…
➔ iFederal Reserve Cuts Rates by Half a Percentage Point
By The American Conservative
State of the Union: It’s the first time the…
➔ iTwo Very Interesting Signs for Kamala Harris After the Debate
By Slate
Wait until you hear about Iowa and Alaska!
➔ iFed’s follies mean interest-rate cut won’t ease our economic woes
By New York Post
The Fed is in a lose-lose scenario whatever it…
➔ iU.S. Interest Rates are Finally Dropping. Is That Good?
By Foreign Policy
The impact will be felt around the world.
➔ iRussia protecting its interests in the Middle East
By Yedioth News
Analysis: wider war in the region would also…
➔ iGather round: how modern urbanites can safely forage wild plants and reduce their food foodprint
By The Guardian
From dandelions in yards or mulberry trees on…
➔ iAfter Labour’s dour start, there’s still hope for sunshine from Starmer and Reeves | Jonathan…
By The Guardian
The big bet is that cuts in interest rates boost…
➔ iStarmer and Reeves are playing a dangerous game. How much more do they think Britain can take? |…
By The Guardian
We have rusty playgrounds and rundown town…
➔ iAfter rigging a trial, colluding with Democrats, and getting the verdict he wanted, Justice Merchan…
By American Thinker
So many conflicts of interest ...
➔ iThe U.S. economy looks fragile. There’s an easy way to fix that.
By The Washington Post
The Federal Reserve should go big in September…
➔ iRussia protects its Middle East interests while avoiding direct military confrontation
By Yedioth News
Analysis: Russia's involvement in the Middle…
➔ iThink the left is finished? Look to the Greens and Independent Alliance – and think again | Owen…
By The Guardian
In parliament, a coalition of leftwing MPs…
➔ iRobert F. Kennedy Jr.: Trump Can Make America Healthy Again
By The Wall Street Journal
Chronic diseases have reached crisis proportions,…
➔ iMedia’s selection bias smothers Tim Walz’s rogue relatives but boosts Trump’s
By New York Post
When members of the Walz family oppose Tim Walz's…
➔ iHow I stood up for free speech — and won my case against NYC’s education censors
By New York Post
Judge Gujarati told my censor — Chancellor…
➔ iNow the Australian economy is on its knees, will the RBA finally start cutting interest rates? |…
By The Guardian
So far we have not gone into recession – but…
➔ iThe mouldy, ant-infested flats that prove why MPs should never be landlords | Ben Smoke
By The Guardian
This conflict of interest was highlighted again…
➔ iPresidents' Words of Wisdom
"Never put off till to-morrow what you can do to-day."
- Thomas Jefferson
"He serves his party best who serves the country best."
- Rutherford B. Hayes