President Trump signs executive orders targeting birthright citizenship; Iran's parliament considers Strait of Hormuz agreement with Oman; Cambodia achieves UN HIV diagnosis and treatment milestone.
Dozens of women accuse convicted rapist Ralph Carr of abusive behaviour, Australia's $50,000 parent visa process faces criticism for lengthy delays and applicant deaths, and Donald Trump's Board of Peace issues a contract for a military base in Gaza
Abdul El-Sayed wins Michigan Democratic primary, Senate committee to vote on Fauci contempt, Trump pitches economic agenda amid rising prices, and more.
ABC managing director Hugh Marks apologized to Gina Rinehart and announced policy changes following legal threats over crude comments in the Race Around the World program.
An estimated 72,000 migrants crossed into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco last week before most returned home, with at least 88 deaths reported and right-wing figures seizing on the images to push hardline anti-immigration policies.
Federal police investigate a defence manufacturer vandalism incident as terrorism, Aboriginal community police officers sue the NT government over discrimination, and world oil companies face criticism over massive profits.
A parliamentary inquiry into Labor's gambling legislation heard allegations that problem gamblers received cocaine and sex workers, which Sportsbet and Tabcorp denied.
Australia sells $89 camera glasses raising privacy fears; Victoria phases out Montessori/Steiner schools; Iran denies Trump’s negotiation plans; sport news includes FIFA, cycling and sailing.
Talks are progressing between Vinícius Júnior and Arsenal regarding personal terms, a move that would see the Brazilian forward potentially leave Real Madrid. Arsenal seeks to strengthen its left side, while Madrid aims to offload his high wages and balance its squad.
Donald Trump is deploying the obscure Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930 to impose tariffs, a move seen as a new, potent weapon after a Supreme Court setback. This authority, previously unused for tariffs, grants broad powers to retaliate against perceived trade disadvantages, raising concerns about global trade stability.
Donald Trump has invoked Section 338 of the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930, starting with a 50% tariff on Canadian imports, to gain broad authority for imposing duties. This move follows a Supreme Court ruling against his previous tariff powers and raises concerns about escalating global trade conflicts.
Australian Coalition leaders Angus Taylor and Matt Canavan's claims about land use for renewables and rising electricity costs during a 'net zero debate' were systematically debunked by experts and data from Net Zero Australia and Aemo, highlighting significant factual inaccuracies.
Australia's Morning Mail covers significant news including falling house prices, concerns over First Nations deaths in custody, and the start of Alan Jones' trial. International news features the Middle East crisis and wildfire tragedies.
The Los Angeles Sparks traded All-Star guard Kelsey Plum to the Phoenix Mercury for a 2025 first-round pick, Monique Akoa Makani, and a 2028 second-round draft choice. The deal, finalized before Sunday's trade deadline, sees Plum join Phoenix while recovering from a lower leg injury.
Coalition MPs Angus Taylor and Matt Canavan used Karl Stefanovic's podcast to criticize net zero policies and renewable energy, making claims about land use and electricity costs. Experts and research, including Net Zero Australia and Aemo, subsequently refuted these claims, highlighting misinformation regarding land requirements and the causes of rising electricity prices.
Foldable phones have significantly improved in durability, design, and price since their rough start. With Apple's anticipated entry next month, the market is poised for a major shift, potentially moving foldables from a niche to the mainstream, though pricing remains a barrier.
A UFW Foundation survey reveals US farm workers, many undocumented, face heightened fears of raids, deportation, and family separation under the Trump administration, impacting daily life and access to necessities. Despite long-term residency, 92% report employment impact, and 76% hope for legal protections and a path to citizenship.
Experts at the Aids 2026 Conference in Rio de Janeiro warn that US foreign aid cuts, particularly the dissolution of USAID, are hindering global access to new HIV prevention innovations like lenacapavir, jeopardizing efforts to reduce new infections, especially in vulnerable populations.
The FDA regulates sunscreen as an OTC drug, deeming only zinc oxide, titanium dioxide, and bemotrizinol as "generally recognized as safe and effective" (Grase). Experts advise avoiding parabens and phthalates, but emphasize that not using sunscreen poses a greater health risk than using regulated chemical sunscreens.
The cost of getting box braids, particularly knotless and boho styles, has significantly increased due to high demand, labour costs, and beauty standards, affecting Black women who face societal pressure to maintain certain hairstyles.
A detailed Australian survey reveals organised anti-wind and solar campaigns have successfully eroded community support, while enthusiasm for electric vehicles surged following Donald Trump's attack on Iran. Despite this, home batteries and rooftop solar maintain high 'deep support'
A news briefing highlights the Christian Brothers' agreement to compensate abuse survivors, new US trade tariffs on Australian exports, and domestic concerns over an impending El Niño summer, alongside other headlines including a Socceroos star's alleged drug test and airport advertising disputes.
Oil prices surged above US$100 a barrel amid US President Trump's threat of a "massive attack" on Iran and a Houthi blockade. The Commonwealth Games opened in Glasgow, while Australia faces domestic issues including an Origin Energy data hack and Labor party dissent.
The newsletter argues that a wider disruption to Iranian oil flows could push crude sharply higher, with risks also building around the Bab el-Mandeb Strait and the Red Sea. It also highlights Iraq investment plans and bullish calls on several energy names.
