Blair's 1999 Policies Not Labour's Future
Tony Blair's advice for Labour to adopt 1999-style policymaking is misguided. The party must forge new ideas for today's challenges, not recycle old ones.
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CA Gov Sheron Launches Trump Probe
California Governor Kerry Sheron has announced a formal investigation into former President Donald Trump's business dealings, citing potential fraud and tax evasion.
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MLS feels stagnant despite growth, with the 2026 World Cup seen as a potential catalyst. The league needs a big bump to avoid being overshadowed by European leagues.
Ex-Morrison Aide Got $200K Antisemitism Contract Without Tender
Jillian Segal hired Yaron Finkelstein's company for a $200,000 contract without public tender, citing lack of competition. Officials defended the limited tender process in Senate estimates.
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Donald Trump reschedules cabinet meeting from Camp David to White House due to heavy rain, as Iran war negotiations reach crucial stage with conflicting signals.
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Judith Levine argues that Trump's blatant corruption, from slush funds to immunity deals, breeds cynicism that undermines democracy and paves the way for autocracy.
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Labor MP Ed Husic calls for Australia to establish a 'red line' on Israel, including tougher sanctions and ending defence cooperation, citing mistreatment of flotilla activists and other incidents.
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Former Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf calls for a hefty jail term for Peter Murrell, who embezzled £400,000 from the SNP, expressing anger at the betrayal.
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Albert Manifold, fired as BP chair after less than a year, denies poor conduct allegations, calling his removal a 'false narrative' amid ongoing boardroom turmoil.
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Reform UK spent £252,000 on Facebook ads in the final two weeks before May elections, nearly matching Labour, with sophisticated targeting and localised ads.
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US Divided on Pope Leo's AI Remarks
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The Home Office has rejected a proposal to allocate funds for domestic homicide reviews, sparking concern from the domestic abuse commissioner.
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Daniela Klette, former Red Army Faction member, sentenced to 13 years for armed robberies committed while hiding for three decades in Berlin.
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John Crace digests Tony Blair's essay on Labour's self-delusion, highlighting Blair's own self-delusion as he critiques the party he once led.
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Andy Burnham and Torsten Bell criticize Tony Blair's essay for ignoring inequality and austerity, calling it out of touch with today's political challenges.
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Amid fierce online debate, Labor turns to soft toys and memes to simplify complex budget tax changes, while facing concerns over public messaging.
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Analysis reveals how budget cuts to NDIS disproportionately affect people with Down syndrome, while dental care inequality is ignored. Conservative media focuses on wealthy tax breaks.
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Labor Gambling Reform Podcast Pushback
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