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Washington, City Hall, Albany and the campaigns that shape them.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani will highlight the ongoing contributions of immigrants to American society during a speech marking the nation's 250th anniversary, ahead of President Trump's address.
A German football fan, propelled to viral fame after his heartbroken reaction to Germany's World Cup exit, has been extended an unexpected invitation to the White House by a controversial US official.
A decorated US Navy admiral, unceremoniously sacked last year by Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, has received a high-profile endorsement in her bid for Congress, igniting claims of a politically motivated dismissal.
Former US President Donald Trump is facing a fresh wave of scrutiny after his latest financial disclosure revealed a staggering AUD 1.5 billion in income linked to cryptocurrency, prompting Democrats to allege improper profiteering during his time in office.
During a tour of the new Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in North Dakota, former US President Donald Trump engaged in an unusual conversation with an artificial intelligence rendition of one of his predecessors, sparking both intrigue and amusement.
President Trump on Wednesday vowed that he will deliver a long speech on the National Mall for the U.S.'s 250th birthday, even as forecasters anticipate temperatures climbing to 107 degrees. "By the w
US environmental authorities have approved three new pesticides containing controversial carbon-fluorine bonds, raising flags among Australian experts and environmentalists over potential long-term contamination.
Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz have escalated dramatically, with Iran asserting its dominance over the critical global shipping lane, leaving the Trump administration scrambling for a diplomatic off-ramp and global oil markets bracing for impact.
While cases are common this time of year, the number of cases is causing concern.
Donald Trump's latest financial disclosure reveals a staggering $2 billion income last year, with a substantial portion flowing from a cryptocurrency venture he and his sons launched, sparking renewed debate over presidential ethics and financial dealings.
Seven former US Environmental Protection Agency employees are suing their old department, alleging wrongful dismissal after they publicly criticised the Trump administration's environmental policies. The legal battle highlights escalating tensions between science and politics.
A rising star in US politics is calling for a crackdown on ‘rent now, pay later’ services, fearing they exploit vulnerable tenants as housing affordability plummets. The move could signal broader scrutiny of such financial products.
A surprising surge of democratic socialist candidates in US primary elections is sending ripples through the Democratic Party, prompting questions about the future of American progressive politics and potential lessons for Australia's own left-leaning factions.
A rising star in the US Democratic Party, Melat Kiros, has pledged to oppose any leadership candidate who accepts corporate PAC donations, signalling a growing progressive push for institutional change within the party.
NPR's Scott Detrow talks with Bernard Condon of the AP about how President Trump and his family raked in more than a billion dollars last year through crypto ventures.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has issued a chilling warning, claiming Russia is poised to unleash a devastating new wave of attacks across Ukraine, a move some analysts believe is a direct reprisal for a recent drone strike on Moscow.
Millions of Americans face potential power outages as a sweltering heatwave engulfs the Mid-Atlantic, forcing the Trump administration to override environmental regulations and demand maximum energy output from fossil fuel plants.
A groundbreaking US study has found a majority of Americans back a social media prohibition for under-16s, igniting a crucial debate about youth digital welfare that could soon echo across Australian shores.
US Vice President Vance has indicated a potential return to military action against Iran, suggesting renewed conflict could erupt if the current 60-day ceasefire expires without a lasting peace deal.
A groundbreaking Harvard study reveals a substantial 27% increase in employment rates for women using GLP-1 medications, sparking discussions on the societal impact of these weight-loss drugs beyond health benefits.
A piece of late-night television history, the vibrant 'Late Show with Stephen Colbert' sign, has made an unexpected journey from the CBS studio to a bustling West Hollywood restaurant, delighting fans and diners alike.
A concerning parasitic infection linked to severe gastrointestinal distress has prompted a multi-state investigation by US health authorities, raising questions about food and water safety. Australian travellers are advised to exercise caution.
A former CIA officer has ignited a explosive debate, suggesting the agency's notorious mind control experiments, Project MK-Ultra, may have continued long after their supposed cessation, raising chilling questions about government oversight and ethical boundaries.
In a move branded as a pre-emptive strike against perceived political persecution, former CIA Director John Brennan has launched legal action against the US Justice Department, alleging a targeted and baseless investigation.
The US Federal Reserve chairman has downplayed inflation concerns, citing falling energy prices and a recent international agreement, potentially signalling stable interest rates ahead.
Former US President Donald Trump is facing intense scrutiny over a reported half-billion-dollar income from cryptocurrency ventures, igniting accusations of improper profiteering from Democratic opponents.
An urgent search operation is underway in the Arabian Sea after a US Navy helicopter ditched during a routine mission, with one American aircrewman tragically unaccounted for. Australian forces are assisting the extensive international effort.
For the second week in a row, House Republicans have ground their own agenda to a halt over President Trump's SAVE America Act.
US Vice President Vance has launched a scathing attack on the Democratic Party, alleging a dangerous lurch towards communism. His remarks, made on Fox News, have sent shockwaves across the political landscape, drawing sharp criticism and reigniting ideological debates ahead of the mid-term elections.
The Supreme Court went out with a bang: Birthright citizenship, transgender athlete bans, President Trump's firing power, mail-in ballots and more. Join The Hill's legal affairs reporters Zach Schonfe
As Australians grapple with escalating expenses, a leading US political publication, The Hill, reports that American Democrats are facing similar pressures, with calls for them to prioritise cost-of-living relief to regain voter confidence ahead of crucial elections.
A landmark US bill, poised to prevent organ transplant discrimination based on disability, offers a beacon of hope for thousands globally, including Australians, who face similar barriers to life-saving care. The proposed legislation seeks to ensure equitable access to vital medical procedures.
A Harvard academic, notorious for his provocative theories on extraterrestrial life, has been appointed to spearhead a new White House scientific advisory council dedicated to investigating unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPs), reigniting global debate.
As Australian institutions grapple with declining public trust and performance, a new debate emerges: are calls for diversity actually imperilling our essential services, or are they a convenient scapegoat for deeper, systemic issues? An analysis from a US perspective offers a sobering reflection.
US Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has issued a stark warning that mass deportations of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) immigrants could trigger significant labour cost increases, a scenario with potential ripple effects for global economies, including Australia.
