
How Kamala Harris burned through $2.5b in 15 weeks
NY Times: Was investing in celebrity-fuelled events more ostentatious than effective?
NY Times: Was investing in celebrity-fuelled events more ostentatious than effective?
Bella McGoldrick turned a 'rough and traumatic' experience into a book.
Disaster after family-owned fund took huge bets with money borrowed from banks.
Leader signs a doctrine that lowers the threshold for the use of atomic weapons.
Financial Times: Concerns over training AI models, Google's power over online search.
US says there 'has to be a linkage between a ceasefire and the release of hostages'.
Ukraine this week fired longer-range US missiles at Russian territory for the first time.
NY Times: Chimps who spent years entertaining humans are learning to befriend their own.
Linda McMahon is a co-chair of Trump's transition team ahead of his White House return.
Financial Times: There are merchants, and then there is Walmart.
The 30-minute launch window opens at 11am, New Zealand time.
Financial Times: US Treasuries rally as investors sell equities and seek safe assets.
AG1 was marketed as ‘made in NZ’, but an investigation reveals it’s mostly made in Utah.
After post-election 'explosion', caution before major tech firm's results.
NY Times: Newsletter start-up betting on political content. But profits remain elusive.
After just a few bites, she realised something was very wrong.
New York Times: Trump has repeatedly floated the idea he might like to stay.
Popular gaming platform allows users to play, create, and share virtual experiences.
New health boss eats Maccas on Trump's plane, sparking irony as he criticises fast food.
Elon Musk has until July to slash spending, through his new department.
US President shifts policy as North Korean troops aid Russia.
A tourist was on a 'bucket list' trip. She never made it. Then the weird texts started.
The 27-year-old spent much of the 2024 race as the public-facing spokeswoman for Trump.
Trump attends UFC fight in NY, greeted by fans and allies, including Elon Musk.
The pair share a knack for disruption and a hunger for making history.
Kennedy's vaccine scepticism raises fears of reduced trust in global health standards.
The actor likens Trump to his character Rocky, says he is the 'second George Washington'.
Kennedy’s ascension to the US top health job alarms medical experts.
New York Times: With his history of sexism, why did so many women back Trump over Harris?