Nick O'Malley
Nick O'Malley is the United States correspondent for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age.
Paris attacks: Barack Obama rejects Rupert Murdoch's call on Christian refugees
Nick O'Malley "We don't add religious tests to our compassion," President says.
Paris attacks: US governors threaten to reject Syrian refugees
Nick O'Malley President Barack Obama is facing an insurrection from state governors who are declaring they will refuse to accept refugees from Syria in the wake of the Paris attacks by Islamic State militants.
Paris attack aftermath: talk turns to war
Nick O'Malley As France continues to count its dead and wounded, and the world comes to terms the scope of the co-ordinated attacks on Paris, talk has turned to war.
Will Donald Trump's rant at opponents and Iowa voters mark his demise?
Nick O'Malley Billionaire presidential candidate lashes out at all and sundry, including potential supporters, but that won't necessarily hurt him.
Missouri: when black lives matter
Nick O'Malley Outspoken black activism over racism has spread from the Black Lives Matter movement to US university campuses.
The power of US college football
Nick O'Malley Pressure on former University of Missouri president Tim Wolfe to resign was coming from all sides, but the pressure that mattered the most came from the Tigers, the University of Missouri football...
Republican debate held in a 'safe space' after CNBC debacle
Nick O'Malley Candidates have no problems dealing with easy questions and format gets approval from Republican party boss.
US students turn on reporter, faculty in quest for justice
Nick O'Malley Professor of mass media asks for "muscle" to deal with reporter who wanted to interview her.
The US pipeline from the school playground to prison yard
Nick O'Malley The involvement of police officers in schools in disciplining students has led to minority children being criminalised for trivial actions.
Barack Obama in final Trans-Pacific Partnership push
Nick O'Malley China will write the rules for trans-Pacific trade if the United States doesn't, President says.
Ben Carson adamant that pyramids of Egypt built for grain storage
Nick O'Malley Retired brain surgeon has taken lead off Donald Trump in polls of Republican presidential candidates.
Latino voters turn up the heat on Trump with offensive language video
Nick O'Malley What the tycoon says about Latinos isn't funny, but some of them use humour and children swearing in a bid to end his run for president.
Donald Trump's ripping account of America's crippling launched
Nick O'Malley While billionaire claims he has the support of women and Hispanics, the polls show otherwise.
US election: Republican candidates turn on 'left wing' media
Nick O'Malley The Republican presidential nominees have at last found a common enemy.
Republican debate: Marco Rubio steams past one-time mentor Jeb Bush
Nick O'Malley There was arguably one clear winner and two losers in the third Republican debate in Boulder, Colorado, on Wednesday night.
'Crazy': Third Republican debate gets under way
Nick O'Malley A day before the third Republican debate is to kick off, the frustration of embattled establishment candidates is starting to show.
South China Sea: US Navy warship sails by China's artificial islands, says US
Philip Wen, Nick O'Malley A US guided-missile destroyer has travelled near China's artificial islands.
Donald Trump looks more likely as presidential candidate, worrying Republicans
Nick O'Malley The Republican Party establishment that has spent the northern summer reassuring itself that Donald Trump's campaign would flame out is now grappling with the unsettling notion that he could –...
Donald Trump longs for Saddam and Gaddafi days
Nick O'Malley Just when you think The Donald has said it all, he reveals a little something else in another interview.
'Blah, blah, blah': Could this be the sound of Jeb Bush's White House bid dying?
Nick O'Malley With his headquarters cutting staff and his poll numbers stagnant, the anointed frontrunner is faltering as Donald Trump and Ben Carson prosper.
