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Newest first · UTC+11:00Tensions erupted between two Sydney councillors. They might have to attend mediation
An inquiry into allegations of dysfunction and maladministration at a Sydney council is poised to urge state government intervention that would require councillors to lift their performance, but has stopped short of recommending they get the sack.
· Megan Gorrey
‘I’ve been drowned and baked’: Suzanne lost her bus shelter a year ago. She’s still fighting to get it back
Suzanne Swan has been fighting to get a bus shelter installed on a Brisbane city street for more than a year – and now the council says it needs to bring in a crane just to set up a temporary structure.
· Felicity Caldwell
John Howard witnessed the 9/11 attacks as PM. It changed his leadership forever
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· James Massola
Albanese’s team looks settled, for now. But that hasn’t stopped reshuffle chatter
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· James Massola
The PM’s latest migration plan aims to lure Taylor and eliminate Hanson
Migrants would have to apply for asylum within the first few months of arriving in Australia under a Labor plan to stop a flood of bogus claims, while students’ right of appeal to extend their stay will be curtailed as Prime Minister Anthony Albanese scrambles to win Opposition Leader Angus Taylor’s support for his …
· Paul Sakkal
‘Nobody will take this beach, or festival, from us’: International names to commemorate Bondi, one year on
When Chanukah falls in early December, the Sydney’s eastern suburbs Jewish community will do as it has done for three decades. It will light a menorah by the sand of one of Australia’s most iconic beaches.
· Alexandra Smith
Melania Trump's Team Finally Breaks Silence On Natalie Harp Frenzy
A key advisor to First Lady Melania Trump has broken his silence against the nonstop media frenzy surrounding President Donald Trump and loyal White House aide Natalie Harp.
· Tyler Durden
It's an odd time for Labor to play politics as usual with federal grants
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· Jake Evans
Quais são as suspeitas da PF sobre o "Dark Horse"
As suspeitas sobre o financiamento do filme Dark Horse atingiram um novo patamar nesta quinta-feira (10/09), com o início de uma operação que apura desvios de verbas públicas para entidades e pessoas ligadas à produção da cinebiografia do ex-presidente Jair Bolsonaro (PL). Entre os alvos da Polícia Federal (PF) estã…
· Redação DW
James Talarico accuses Ken Paxton of ‘ignoring’ Epstein survivors
Democrats are targeting Trump’s relationship with Epstein as part of strategy ahead of midterm elections
· Adam Gabbatt, Davidsmith
Sutton's predictions v Dorking Wanderers manager Marc White
New Manchester City boss Enzo Maresca has made a table-topping start, but will his 100% Premier League record survive Sunday's short trip to Old Trafford?
· Bbcsport
Bernie Sanders, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez invited to Paris for Gabriel Zucman’s tax-the-rich summit
PARIS — Gabriel Zucman, an economist who became a household name in France last year thanks to his proposed wealth tax, is organizing a major summit on fiscal justice in Paris on Nov. 21 and has invited U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
· Sofiane Zaizoune
Jueza acusada de ayudar a inmigrante a evadir al ICE recibe una inusual reprimenda pública
La jueza federal Shelley Joseph sale del tribunal, el 25 de abril de 2019, en Boston. (AP Foto/Steven Senne, Archivo)
· Michael Casey
German state could face EU fund freeze after AfD win – media
The eastern German state of Saxony-Anhalt could face an EU funding freeze after the right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD) scored a landslide victory in regional elections last week, German broadcaster ARD has reported.
· RT
German state could face EU fund freeze after AfD win – media
The eastern German state of Saxony-Anhalt could face an EU funding freeze after the right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD) scored a landslide victory in regional elections last week, German broadcaster ARD has reported.
· RT
IDF completes Ali Taher security zone after destroying Hezbollah tunnels, Netanyahu says
The IDF has destroyed Hezbollah's underground infrastructure on the Ali al-Taher ridge in southern Lebanon, completing the establishment of Israel's security zone there, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz said in a joint statement on Thursday.
· SHIR PERETS
Global debt worries grow as Trump promises $1 trillion in handouts
The federal Treasury is war-gaming the financial fallout from a surge in global interest rates on government debt, oil prices and inflation amid fears it could drive the Australian and global economies into a recession and force some countries into austerity.
· Shane Wright
No. 1: Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump: Remembering who brought the hostages home
Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump helped achieve what few in Jerusalem thought possible, bringing every Israeli hostage home and reshaping the Middle East.
· ZVIKA KLEIN
No. 2: Benjamin Netanyahu: Shaping Israel’s politics and global image for a generation
Netanyahu has become more than Israel’s prime minister for many. Abroad, for instance, he has become Israel’s symbol and the lightning rod for much of the hatred directed against the Jewish state.
· HERB KEINON
No. 3: Gadi Eisenkot: Israel’s next prime minister?
The former IDF chief has emerged as the leading opposition challenger to Netanyahu, offering voters a path to a post-Netanyahu Israel.
· KESHET NEEV, TAL SPUNGIN
No. 4: Naftali Bennett: The former PM seeking a comeback to ‘repair Israel’
Since returning to politics, Bennett has shifted from his previous campaigns, taking a more liberal position while maintaining a strong right-wing stance on security.
· KESHET NEEV
No. 6: Miriam Adelson: The Rothschild of our times
US President Donald Trump was in the middle of his Knesset speech when he stopped to thank a woman sitting in the room. She loves Israel, he said. She has $60 billion in the bank. Then he told the Israeli parliament that she had shaped some of the decisions he made about their country.
· ZVIKA KLEIN
No. 8: Howard Lutnick: US Secretary of Commerce, and Trump’s tariff dealmaker-in-chief
‘We talk most nights, often around 1 a.m.” That’s how Howard Lutnick has described his phone calls with President Donald Trump – conversations that range from Canadian steel tariffs to politics and television, and that have placed him at the center of trade talks with major partners including Canada and Japan.
· IDAN KWELLER
No. 12: Jessica Tisch and Julie Menin: Jewish power in New York, from the NYPD to City Hall
At a time when New York’s Jewish community is navigating rising antisemitism and an increasingly polarized political landscape, Jessica Tisch and Julie Menin occupy two of the city’s most powerful positions: one overseeing its police force, the other its City Council.
· JERUSALEM POST STAFF
No. 15: Netanyahu's key partners and challengers shaping Israel's future
As dynamics in Israel’s political sphere continue to shift rapidly, several key figures in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition and the opposition bloc have played significant roles.
· KESHET NEEV
No. 16: Bill Ackman: The billionaire investor putting his influence behind Israel
In January 2024, Ackman and his wife, Neri Oxman, made their first investment in Israel, buying a 4.9% stake in the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange for about $25 million. In September 2025, Ackman made what he described as his first business trip to Israel, spending roughly a week meeting bank executives, insurers, institut…
· JERUSALEM POST STAFF
Netanyahu vows Iran will not obtain nuclear weapons while he is prime minister
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday vowed that Iran would not obtain nuclear weapons as long as he remains prime minister, after US President Donald Trump said that Tehran was attempting to rebuild its nuclear weapons capabilities.
· SHIR PERETS
Kamala Harris faces first big test for presidential run as she explodes back on to political stage
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· Zain Khan
No. 42: Will Scharf and Lee Zeldin: Shaping law and policy from inside the Trump administration
On September 1, 2026, Will Scharf became White House counsel, making him US President Donald Trump’s top White House lawyer at a time of sweeping legal battles over executive authority – and with the midterm elections potentially bringing renewed congressional investigations.
· IDAN KWELLER
No. 45: Ben Shapiro, Mark Levin, Dan Senor, Jake Tapper: Jewish voices in the American conversation
Ben Shapiro has spent more than a decade as one of the most recognizable figures in American conservative media. A lawyer, author, and co-founder of The Daily Wire, he hosts "The Ben Shapiro Show," where he provides daily commentary on US politics, culture, foreign policy, and social issues.
· JERUSALEM POST STAFF
Global bond selloff resumes as surging oil prices stoke fears about inflation
Crude jumps above $107 a barrel amid concerns over Middle East conflict and out-of-control government borrowing
· Heatherstewart, Phillipinman
UAE responds to Algeria severing diplomatic ties | The National
The UAE said it hopes a decision by the Algerian government to cut all diplomatic ties will be temporary.
· The National
Trump’s Gaza peace plan faces a bigger threat than a pre-election clash with Netanyahu - opinion
There is an important calculation taking place in Washington about Israel, the Israeli elections, and President Donald Trump’s Gaza peace plan. Trump and the Board of Peace have apparently concluded that a public confrontation with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu before Israelis vote could be counterproductive.
· GERSHON BASKIN
AI is losing its stranglehold on the U.S. stock market. Here's why
A key tech-stock volatility metric options traders have been watching all year is reversing, sending a sign to investors that the U.S. bond market may now be usurping AI optimism as the primary driver of the stock market.The spread between the volatility of big tech names and the rest of the stock market – measured …
· Oliver Renick
Carney calls Trump’s latest trade measures ‘relatively modest,’ signals restraint
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney speaks to the media at a cabinet retreat in Banff, Alberta, Thursday, Sept. 10, 2026. (Jeff McIntosh/The Canadian Press via AP)
· Rob Gillies
Iranian arms and advice helped Yemen's Houthis seize key Red Sea city, sources say
The lightning Houthi advance down Yemen's Red Sea coast this week came with direct guidance from Iran's Revolutionary Guards seeking to open a new front in Iran's war with the US, according to Yemeni government, Iranian, and regional sources.
· REUTERS
Ben-Gvir sues Eisenkot for NIS 100,000 over 'false attribution of incitement to killing, racism'
National Security Minister and Otzma Yehudit chairman Itamar Ben-Gvir filed a NIS 100,000 defamation lawsuit against MK Gadi Eisenkot and his party on Thursday over remarks Eisenkot made on KAN News's "How to Do Things" podcast.
· SHIR PERETS
Judge accused of enabling immigrant to escape ICE gets a rare public reprimand
District Court Judge Shelley Joseph departs federal court, April 25, 2019, in Boston. (AP Photo/Steven Senne, File)
· Michael Casey
Bennett-Liberman, Eisenkot-Golan: Opposition parties sign surplus vote-sharing agreement
The four major parties in the opposition bloc seeking to replace Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the October elections signed surplus vote-sharing agreements on Thursday, with the stated aim of increasing the number of seats won by the bloc and strengthening it.
· KESHET NEEV, SHIR PERETS
Perfectly Timed AI Panic Resurrects 'Bipartisan AI Safety Bill'
A stalled bipartisan artificial intelligence safety bill has suddenly found new life on Capitol Hill - propelled by a combination of dire warnings from inside the industry's leading labs and a brewing grassroots revolt threatening Republicans in key midterm states.
· Tyler Durden
Can Trump really pay $5,000 to every American adult?
US President Donald Trump has offered every adult American $5,000 (£3,700) if Republicans win November's midterm elections, but it is unclear how such a plan would be funded and whether it is legal.
· Bbcnews
Trump’s proposed $5,000 election dividend checks could fuel inflation, economists say
President Donald Trump's promise of a $5,000 election "dividend" check to every adult in the U.S. comes at a time when many Americans are feeling particularly strained.
· Jessica Dickler
Emergency Slide Accidentally Deployed On New Qatari-Gifted Air Force One Before Trump Flew To Texas
Authored by Jacki Thrapp via The Epoch Times,
· Tyler Durden
Trump’s Iran war now has a midterm election problem
United States President Donald Trump has claimed that the seven-month-long war with Iran will end “immediately after” the US midterm elections in November, framing the ongoing conflict as an attempt by Tehran to influence the vote.
· Simon Speakman Cordall
Iranian arms and advice helped Yemen's Houthis seize key Red Sea city, sources say
The lightning Houthi advance down Yemen's Red Sea coast this week came with direct guidance from Iran's Revolutionary Guards seeking to open a new front in US-Israeli war on Iran, according to Yemeni government, Iranian and regional sources.
· Middleeasteye
‘All the persuasiveness of a North Korean newscast’: Democrats denounce Fetterman video at GOP convention
Surprise appearance by Pennsylvania senator raises fresh questions over loyalty to and future in Democratic party
· Keely Aouga
Hungary's new government turns up pressure on China's BYD, CATL
Prime Minister Peter Magyar took office in May, promising a shift away from former Prime Minister Viktor Orban's pro-China policies. © Reuters
· Staff Writer
How would Israeli Jews vote in a US election and how would US Jews vote in Israel? - opinion
My immediate curiosity was straightforward: How would Israeli Jews vote in a hypothetical 2026 US national election, and how would American Jews vote in Israel’s October 2026 Knesset election?
· KEN STEIN