The US Rebukes Australia on Defence
American officials want Australia to lift defence spending from two per cent of GDP to as high as 3.5 per cent, a level Canberra has not indicated it can meet.
American officials want Australia to lift defence spending from two per cent of GDP to as high as 3.5 per cent, a level Canberra has not indicated it can meet.
Upon them and the BBC, and Rachel Reeves and Barbara Edmonds and their politics of envy and tyranny in the service of Islamo-Marxism, I bestow the bodily fluid projectile they all deserve: the Barf Award!
Meanwhile, real stories are sitting right in front of them. Political scandals. Integrity issues. Questions of transparency. Things that should actually matter in a functioning democracy.
We need to push back. Hard. Especially going into an election year. We are not the fringe. It is time we stopped allowing others to treat us like we are!
The water is free, but the children are the price.
Trump unleashes $1,000-per-child accounts as billionaire Dell drops $6.25 billion.
Neither REAL ID nor Confirm.ID is compatible with respect for liberty. They should be thrown away along with the TSA’s long list of harassment activities.
The government has announced a statutory national inquiry that will examine the ethnicity and religion of offenders and state failures.
The ‘kill list’ that exposes a global crisis of escalating antisemitism. Governments must pursue the perpetrators with the same determination they would apply to any other violent extremist organisation.
These statistics are both disturbing and tragic, highlighting pro-life advocates’ concerns about expanding Canadian euthanasia laws to include non-terminal individuals.
There will be many excuses from Zohran Mamdani once his policies fail, yet until we appreciate the reasons why he won, these excuses will succeed.
The Barry Young hearing on 11 December. If the court rules that only those with specialised expertise can have “reasonable grounds” to raise concerns, it effectively nullifies whistleblower protection for most New Zealand workers.
Great Britain is their home. The Board of Deputies of British Jews was founded in 1760.
A new ‘disease’ is allegedly sweeping the nation – but you don’t catch it quite like Covid.
Headline wages in Finland and Australia exempt millions of workers, and the loopholes tell us a lot about labor market realities.
Or is this another exercise in damage control?