Newly Declassified Docs Describe China’s Election Influence Efforts, Concern That US Intel Downplayed Connections
The White House released the files while President Trump addressed the nation on Thursday.
Hanson Reiterates Planned Burqa Ban, Migration Restrictions on Tommy Robinson Podcast
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson is due to speak at the British Conservative Political Action Conference.
From Cricket to ‘Brain Sauce’: Exploring Life Around Australia’s Oldest Parliament
A free exhibition at New South Wales Parliament House reveals the food, sport, and social habits of politicians through rarely seen artefacts.
Telstra Took 44 Minutes to Report Triple Zero Outage to Regulator, Inquiry Hears
Forty-four minutes elapsed between the network failure and the required notification, a Senate inquiry has heard.
MP Probes WA Government on Why Shen Yun Unable to Secure State-Owned Venue
‘I’m just really concerned that we’ve got foreign influence causing ... our cultural organisations to show or not show particular material,’ the MP said.
Joyce Warns CCP Voter Data Breach in the US an ‘Attack on Democracy’
The One Nation MP also cautioned against dismissing the threat of foreign interference in Australia.
Australia to Introduce New Modern Slavery Offence for Big Businesses
The government says companies with more than $100 million in revenue will face tougher obligations to address forced labour in their supply chains.
Chinese Regime Asks Thailand to Deport Journalist Who Reports on Corruption
‘The CCP’s transnational repression pursues innocent people around the world,’ the House Select Committee on China says.
DHS Issues Funding Warning to States That Don’t Purge Voter Rolls
Around 250,000 noncitizens were found in New Jersey, California, Nevada, and Pennsylvania, Secretary Markwayne Mullin said.
China Claims Crime Is Down as Local Governments Continue Building Detention Facilities
While Beijing promotes declining crime statistics, provincial records show ongoing investments in detention facilities.
The Surprising Freedom That Comes From Commitment
Commitment can lead to a unique kind of freedom: one from loneliness, ongoing doubt, and the overload of too many choices.
How Medical Upcoding Made People Look Sick, Increased Medicare Payments
By adding diagnoses to a patient’s risk analysis that no doctor had ever indicated, an insurance company can gain additional federal payments.
Plant-Based Meat and Dairy Contain More Additives Than Animal Products
A study comparing plant-based products with their animal-based counterparts, found more non-food industrial additives in the alternative products.
What Is a Lady in the 21st Century?
Being a lady has little to do with wealth or social status, and everything to do with respect, integrity, and grace.
Court Grants Bail to Teen Accused of Researching ISIS and How to Derail a Train
The now-18-year-old was charged in March with collecting manuals, guides and material promoting ISIS-inspired terrorism.
Australia’s Only Manganese Smelter to Shut, Over 200 Jobs Lost
The smelter, which produces critical ferroalloys for steel manufacturing, opened in 1962.
One Nation Defends 5 Percent Government-Backed Mortgage Plan
One economist says the cost of the plan could balloon 10-50 times.
TSA Chief Nominee Says Limiting Shutdown Disruptions Will Be a Priority
David Cummins warned that another shutdown could worsen staffing shortages and said the agency is preparing contingency plans to maintain operations.
Hollywood Writers Union Files Separate Lawsuit to Stop Paramount–Warner Bros. Merger
The newest lawsuit alleged that the deal would suppress competition and creative diversity in film and television.
SpaceX Selloff Continues as Stock Falls Below IPO Price
‘Don’t be tempted to buy the dip yet,’ warns one market analyst.
Decoding Where LeBron James Will Play Next
LeBron James has a big decision coming next after his time with the Los Angeles Lakers. Here’s what he said recently.
Sam Neill Battled Pneumonia in Final Weeks Before Death at Age 78, Co-star Says
The Jurassic Park star also battled a rare blood cancer for years, before sharing he was cancer-free earlier this year.
GlaxoSmithKline Stops Work on Drug for Chronic Cough After Underwhelming Trial Results
‘The limited efficacy demonstrated is unlikely to transform patient care,’ the company said.
Metabolic Madness: 6 Exercises for When You Feel Off but Your Labs Say You’re Fine
Life can be less enjoyable when you feel off, and doctors don’t always have answers. Certain exercises can potentially help you feel metabolically better.
How Menopause Symptoms Vary Widely by Country
Research suggests diet and culture may have an effect.
Just 4 Minutes of Daily Exercise Improved Function in Older Adults
Most guidelines call for 150 minutes of exercise per week, however, significant strides in physical health could be only four minutes away.
Wine Glut
Not only are bankruptcies and winery closures becoming commonplace, but very slow wine sales are also changing the face of domestic production.
3 Traps the Mortgage Industry Doesn’t Want You to Know About—and How to Avoid Them
To be clear, today’s mortgage market is a kiddie pool compared to the shark-infested waters of 20 years ago.
How an Officer Turned Personal Crisis Into a Lifeline for Others
After surviving a suicidal crisis, former officer Adam Davis now helps first responders strengthen faith, family, and resilience.
Myanmar Bets on Ancient Temples, Buddhist Pilgrimage Sites to Boost Tourism
The tourism push is an early test of whether Myanmar can persuade visitors and investors that parts of the country are once again open for business.
