In this epochal year in America of political upheaval,the only thing we should not be shocked about is that there are huge shocks to the country.
Pope Francis said migration was a right described in Scripture and it was a “grave sin” to not welcome strangers. He was equally blunt on the abortion stances of both candidates.
While Harris is seeking to harness momentum from a strong debate performance and bank support from early voters,Trump is trying to regain his footing after an unsteady showing.
By emphasising race – something she has so far downplayed,as Obama did in 2008 – Kamala Harris runs the risk of playing into her opponent’s hands.
Far-right activist and “proud Islamophobe”,Laura Loomer travels with Donald Trump to official engagements. She once described Kamala Harris as a “drug-using prostitute”.
Jenna Price’s reaction to being told she is fat is a welcome intervention. She knew already but it took getting a balanced plan to deal with it – the Live Life Well program devised by Sydney University – to deliver the results she needs.
The US presidential debate ushered Kamala Harris into American lounge rooms – and showed the world the election race has caught fire.
Trump saved his best for last,but it was too late to recover from what will go down as a genuinely shocking performance.
Assange’s brother says the WikiLeaks founder is adjusting to life outside prison and readying a bid for a presidential pardon.
The prime-time event,which is expected to draw tens of millions of viewers,will be the first time the two candidates have met in person.
Harris’ most complicated antagonist in the much-anticipated presidential debate will be one that she can’t criticise,question or contradict – Joe Biden.