World
From bad to worse: Inside Trump’s worst three weeks of the 2024 campaign
Questioning his opponent’s racial identity. Still hoping to “stop the steal”. Constant crowd comparisons. The former president’s people see a candidate knocked off his bearings.
- by Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan
Harris leads Trump in three key states after a year of Biden’s polls struggle
- by Lisa Lerer and Ruth Igielnik
Opinion & Perspectives
Did Snoop Dogg just save an Olympic sport from itself? Sort of
Equestrian events have been engulfed in a major welfare controversy during the Olympics, but an unlikely advocate for the sport could help it turn a corner.
Zoya Patel
Writer
If Trump wins, it’s because he’s called out ‘the last acceptable prejudice’
The narrative of victimhood – one of the main tropes of identity politics – has been increasingly adopted by the right. Donald Trump has appointed himself victim-in-chief.
George Brandis
Former high commissioner to the UK and federal attorney-general
They called him ‘Tampon Tim’ as an insult. It backfired
Positive political role models like Tim Walz are important. He shows young men that they have nothing to fear by giving things to women – be they tampons or just some basic respect.
Jacqueline Maley
Columnist and senior journalist
North America
‘DIDN’T EXIST’: Trump falsely accuses Harris of faking crowd photos using AI
Conspiracy theorists and far-right influencers have promoted a number of falsehoods targeted at the Harris campaign. Donald Trump has taken it up a level.
- by Ariana Eunjung Cha
From bad to worse: Inside Trump’s worst three weeks of the 2024 campaign
Questioning his opponent’s racial identity. Still hoping to “stop the steal”. Constant crowd comparisons. The former president’s people see a candidate knocked off his bearings.
- by Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan
Opinion
US Votes 2024
If Trump wins, it’s because he’s called out ‘the last acceptable prejudice’
- by George Brandis
Harris leads Trump in three key states after a year of Biden’s polls struggle
- by Lisa Lerer and Ruth Igielnik
Europe
Something spicy in the state of Denmark: Banned noodles back on sale
- by Isabelle Yr Carlsson and Tom Little
Asia
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Rohingya
‘Hundreds’ including women and children killed in drone attacks crossing river to flee war
Horrific stories are emerging of an atrocity in war-ravaged Myanmar, allegedly at the hands of a rebel army, which has denied responsibility.
- by Zach Hope and Saiful Arakani
Exclusive
Property development
The Sydney property developer chasing $28 million in stolen cash
Tina Zou redeveloped luxury units across Sydney. Now she is embroiled in a dispute over millions of dollars in Hong Kong linked to an espionage case involving a dead Royal Marine in London.
- by Eryk Bagshaw, Lisa Visentin and Daniel Ceng
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MeToo movement
Shiori was an intern journalist when allegedly raped. She then turned the camera on the system
- by Lisa Visentin
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Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Israeli strike on Gaza school kills dozens, as regional tensions spiral
The latest attack, along with the recent killing of Hamas’ leader, has brought an increased risk of escalation into a broader war in the Middle East.
Gunmen kill New Zealand helicopter pilot in Indonesia’s Papua region
- by Alfian Kartono and Niniek Karmini