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Theresa May only has herself to blame
If this UK election exit poll is anywhere near right, Prime Minister Theresa May is finished.
If this UK election exit poll is anywhere near right, Prime Minister Theresa May is finished.
Americans watched agog as sacked FBI director James Comey used his forensic legal skills and flashes of anger to inflict significant damage on Donald Trump.
The nation and its rule of law have managed to survive assaults by terrorists of all shades over many decades.
The Finkel review of Australia's energy security, released on Friday, has potential to shake up our future energy supply.
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A broad-daylight brawl has raised concerns about the safety of high-profile conservatives, particularly in Melbourne.
The long-awaited Finkel review of Australia's electricity market will promise lower energy prices for households.
Cricket Australia's senior executives and board directors were paid over a million dollars more than the entire national women's squad.
The 'Trump trade' has made a comeback on Wall Street but the S&P; and Dow industrials ended flat after former FBI director James Comey's testimony.
A hung parliament could see Theresa May gone or struggling to form government.
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