The Trump indictment is a must-read
It’s a must-read document detailing one of the gravest threats the country has ever faced from a president.
Day: August 4, 2023
What if anti-Trumpers are the bad guys?
Most of us in the educated class are earnest, kind and public spirited. But we take for granted and benefit from systems that have become oppressive.
If New York City can’t take more migrants, imagine how Texas feels
Mayor Eric Adams has come to recognize that the federal government bears responsibility for the situation in which his city now finds itself.
The hard-drug decriminalization disaster
Addiction may be a disease, but it’s also a lifestyle. It’s easier to get high wherever and however you want when the cops are powerless to stop you.
Georgie Grier plays to sell-out Edinburgh crowd 24 hours after tearful tweet
Actor and writer posted yesterday after performing her show Sunsets to one audience memberAn actor who went viral online after she posted a tearful tweet about performing her one-woman show to an audience of one at the Edinburgh festival fringe has pla…
Australia’s defence department clamps down on private consultants
Exclusive: federal government has moved to stop the re-engagement of consultants within Defence after more than $1.3bn spent in the last financial yearGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcastThe Australian government is…
Anthony Albanese vows ‘no delaying or deferring’ of Indigenous voice vote
In Garma speech, PM says there is ‘nothing to fear and everything to gain’ and no vote in referendum would only lead to ‘more of the same’Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily…
Make your own natural fertilizer from comfrey leaves
Once thought to be a helpful medicinal herb, comfrey leaves are actually better suited as a natural fertilizer for your garden.
For a well-kept lawn, you’ll want to hire the right team. Here’s how to get started
People choose to outsource their lawn care for a variety of reasons. Whether it’s a lack of equipment and know-how or a physical obstacle, there are plenty of options available.
South Korea scrambles as global Scout gathering swelters in ‘heat trap’
Scouts are known for their hardiness, but the tens of thousands of attendees at the 25th World Jamboree in South Korea are having their vigor challenged to the max by a combination of faltering facilities, swarming bugs, a climatic “heat trap” and sear…