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Democrats feared Georgia was a lost cause. Not any more
Kamala Harris’s appeal with young people, working-age women and non-white voters has scrambled the dynamics in Georgia and other demographically similar states.
- 7 mins ago
- Will Weissert and Bill Barrow
Don’t bomb Beirut: US urges Israel to rein in response
Washington is racing to avert a full-blown war between Israel and the Iranian-backed Lebanese group Hezbollah after the soccer field attack that killed 12 children.
- Maya Gebeily, Laila Bassam and Timour Azhari
Harris backs Biden’s call for Supreme Court reform
The president’s proposals include term limits for justices and a constitutional amendment on presidential immunity.
- Updated
- James Politi and Stefania Palma
In tougher job market, aspiring bankers skip class to ‘stack’ internships
Goldman Sachs had 31.5 per cent more internship applications in Singapore this year, and graduate recruitment is now so competitive that “internships are where you can get the foot in the door”.
- Bernadette Toh
These key voters are blocking Harris’ path to White House
The vice president needs to lift her support among non-white and working-class voters if she is to stand a chance against Donald Trump, new analysis shows.
- Updated
- Matthew Cranston
‘Nervous wreck’ O’Callaghan leads new generation of swimmers
It was a come from behind race for the ages, as Mollie O’Callaghan defeated Ariarne Titmus in the 200m freestyle.
- Ian Ransom
Opinion & Analysis
China’s low-tech manufacturers hanging on by their fingernails
China is shifting more to high-tech and EV manufacturing as its clothing, toy and furniture factories struggle against anaemic orders, trade restrictions and competition.
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Unfunny J.D. Vance shows why he’s no Trump
The former president’s running mate lacks charisma, charm and a sense of humour – and has real ideology on critical issues.
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How the Domino’s Japanese dream died
The pizza business failed to recognise that Japan’s explosive growth in lockdown was due to its convenient delivery service rather than a shift in consumer taste.
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Kamalanomics: Harris’ economic vision for America’s middle class
The Democratic campaign will challenge Donald Trump’s claims to represent working people and secure Joe Biden’s legacy.
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From the Financial Times
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- Global economy
China’s low-tech manufacturers hanging on by their fingernails
China is shifting more to high-tech and EV manufacturing as its clothing, toy and furniture factories struggle against anaemic orders, trade restrictions and competition.
- 45 mins ago
- William Langley
Harris backs Biden’s call for Supreme Court reform
The president’s proposals include term limits for justices and a constitutional amendment on presidential immunity.
- Updated
- James Politi and Stefania Palma
- Opinion
- US election
Unfunny J.D. Vance shows why he’s no Trump
The former president’s running mate lacks charisma, charm and a sense of humour – and has real ideology on critical issues.
- Jemima Kelly
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- Global economy
China’s low-tech manufacturers hanging on by their fingernails
China is shifting more to high-tech and EV manufacturing as its clothing, toy and furniture factories struggle against anaemic orders, trade restrictions and competition.
- 45 mins ago
- William Langley
The best pictures from day three of the Olympics
The photo highlights from day three include a crashing skateboarder, a colourful equestrian moment and a golden finish for Australia’s swimmers.
- Opinion
- US election
Unfunny J.D. Vance shows why he’s no Trump
The former president’s running mate lacks charisma, charm and a sense of humour – and has real ideology on critical issues.
- Jemima Kelly
Sydney metro line opening delayed days before start date
The $21.6 billion metro rail line needs more safety checks; Seine water quality not good enough for athletes; What to watch on day four of the Olympics. Follow for updates.
- Staff Writers
Surly Djokovic finally gets his Olympic tennis showdown
The Serb has griped about absurdly mismatched contests. On Monday, his Games went from the ridiculous to the sublime, as he faced arch-rival Rafael Nadal.
- Hans van Leeuwen
Heartbreak and heroism in the Paris pressure cooker
A sobbing end to Harry Garside’s boxing hopes and a “disaster” for the Opals, but “happy tears” for O’Callaghan and Titmus. Here’s what you missed overnight.
- Hans van Leeuwen
He borrowed a horse – and then won an Olympic medal
Rank outsider Chris Burton grabbed an unexpected silver medal in eventing on a borrowed horse he has only been riding for five months.
- Ian Chadband
Yesterday
Off-colour Opals stunned by Nigeria in major upset
Australia now have to beat fifth-ranked Canada and seventh-ranked France to have a chance of getting a fifth medal for Lauren Jackson.
- Murray Wenzel
Meloni vows to ‘relaunch’ cooperation with China
Italy was the only Group of Seven country to join the massive Belt and Road Initiative, but it withdrew last year under US pressure over Beijing’s economic reach.
- Giselda Vagnoni and Laurie Chen
Quad expands maritime coverage to combat China aggression
Quad member countries will expand their maritime data sharing program as China’s aggression in critical waterways ramps up.
- Staff reporters
Israel hits Hezbollah for Golan carnage, but eyes Gaza truce talks
PM Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to exact a ‘heavy price’ from Hezbollah, which has been trading fire with Israel across the Lebanese border in solidarity with Hamas.
- Dan Williams
Maduro declared winner in Venezuela’s disputed presidential election
Nicolás Maduro will face the challenge of legitimising the vote to his people and the rest of the world, given his government’s history of repression and fraudulent elections.
- Patricia Laya and Andreina Itriago Acosta
- Analysis
- Food & drink
How the Domino’s Japanese dream died
The pizza business failed to recognise that Japan’s explosive growth in lockdown was due to its convenient delivery service rather than a shift in consumer taste.
- Staff
Australians welcome Trump’s pro-crypto stand
Crypto traders say Donald Trump’s pledges to end the “persecution” of the industry and sack SEC chairman Gary Gensler are a good start.
- Staff reporters
- Analysis
- US election
Kamalanomics: Harris’ economic vision for America’s middle class
The Democratic campaign will challenge Donald Trump’s claims to represent working people and secure Joe Biden’s legacy.
- Colby Smith and James Politi
- Analysis
- US election
‘Um, so what is brat?’
The British pop star is providing the soundtrack to Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign.
- Lilah Raptopoulos
Why Jess Fox’s long-coveted gold came at just the right time and place
The talismanic Aussie kayaker was buoyed by the huge support from the green-and-gold fans. But the French cheered her on too – she’s almost one of their own.
- Hans van Leeuwen
Biles outshines star-studded audience in Olympic return
Lady Gaga, Ariane Grande, Anna Wintour and even Baz Luhrmann were among the celebrities on hand to see Simone Biles’ Olympic return.
- Gabrielle Tétrault-Farber, Karen Braun and Rory Carroll
Aussie women set up golden freestyle showdown
The women’s 200m freestyle final is shaping up as the mother of all club meets between training partners Ariarne Titmus and Molly O’Callaghan.
- Steve Larkin and Roger Vaughan
French swimming sensation rises as star of the games
Leon Marchand has drawn comparisons to American champion Michael Phelps and has lived up to those staggering expectations with his first gold medal on day two.
- Paul Newberry
