Chair of the Republican Party of Los Angeles County Roxanne Hoge raises concerns over the media’s false coverage of Trump’s Los Angeles and San Diego comments. “Unfortunately, it makes some of us ...
Chair of the Republican Party of Los Angeles County Roxanne Hoge condemns California governor Gavin Newsom for being “thirsty” after signing numerous bills before his term wraps up. “You realise he’s ...
Labor ministers split over the ATO’s credit card surcharge ban, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor scores a court win over his Epstein ties. Plus, News24 reports from Georgia ahead of November’s US midterms.
US Election Expert Remy Numa says Hispanic voters who backed Donald Trump more strongly than expected in 2024 are showing signs of drifting back towards Democrats ahead of November’s midterms. “The ...
News24 contributor Karalee Katsambanis says people are “gaslit by the Australian government every single day” after ABS data ...
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Albanese must ‘hop back on the plane’ from $20m COP in Fiji to sort out card surcharge fiasco
News24 contributor Karalee Katsambanis blasts Prime Minister Anthony Albanese over his negligence in addressing small businesses in Australia struggling with Labor’s surcharge ban. “We know that the ...
Australia’s tech sector has bounced despite the collapse of the Firmus float and losses on Wall Street. The ASX200 rose 0.6 ...
Jon Ossoff, a former Australian citizen and current senator for Georgia, is leading the race to be elected for a second term. The Democrats currently hold a lead in the senate race for Georgia, which ...
US Criminal Defence Attorney Andrea Lyon analyses the fate of Christa Pike following her botched execution, commenting they ...
Barnaby Joyce has held up a $50 banknote and declared it “just a piece of plastic” without overseas demand for Australian exports, warning a landmark High Court ruling could cost jobs and leave the ...
Kalyn Ponga will be eternally grateful to a major rule change earlier this year that opened the door for him to represent his ...
Liberal frontbencher Andrew Hastie has accused “big business” of agitating against migration reform “because they like having a vulnerable workforce” on temporary visas.
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