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Jessica GardnerFinancial Review |
The US president has been exposed as someone who is unfamiliar with the plight of ordinary citizens, and this has cost the Republican Party dearly.
The party has landed on a one-two punch that links angst about the cost of living to the growing feeling that Trump and his inner circle are getting...
From JetBlue to Expedia and Target, there is a rising backlash against AI-powered personalised pricing in the US and Australian policymakers should...
The more overt way Donald Trump is hurting his party’s chances in the November midterms is his inability to land a believable message on the economy.
Unlike his marathon rally speeches of 2024, the US president’s two-hour slog to mark one year in power was a pointless meander.
Using tariffs as leverage to seize foreign territories should be a red line for Europe, and for other Western democracies.
It’s been surreal to come to the place in the world most known for its gun violence and wake up to such a horror back home.
A metropolis with great Asian food and a housing affordability crisis: it sounds familiar, but the apartment fix for Canada’s largest city serves as...
Donald Trump ignored facts and instead relied on gut feel, a personal anecdote and a dangerous ability to see wokeness everywhere to sow doubt over...
The Resolution mine setback shows why the president is calling in the biggest companies in the world to help revive the industry in America.
While removing the safety net might be a step too far, there are elements of the American approach that could help Australia out of its alarming...
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