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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez slams viral cardboard cut out photo
This confronting picture is dividing America, with some claiming it's "harmless fun".
This confronting picture is dividing America, with some claiming it's "harmless fun".
Piers Morgan has lashed out at the US president, saying he is "in the pocket" of the NRA.
COMMENT: Legitimising populist racism lays the foundations for worse acts to come.
EDITORIAL: Most talk focused on elephant-sized problems such as healthcare.
Polish politicians used a side door to get to the VIP section of a posh Warsaw restaurant.
White supremacist manifesto reportedly posted online before the shooting in El Paso.
Prisoners executed for trying to escape and cells so overcrowded inmates can't lie down.
Barack Obama's legacy is under serious threat from the unlikeliest of sources.
Kennedy family members have paid tribute to Saoirse Kennedy Hill after her tragic death.
COMMENT: There is an ineffable quality that Democrats really need to pay attention to.
Pop music is once more getting mad — it's about time.
"I'm proud of how they're continuing to fight for an America that's better."
Another Twitter rant from US President Donal Trump is making headlines.
From pop culture to becoming the most politically polarising word of the year.
New UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is on "collision course" with the EU.
The host choked up on live TV in reaction to Trumps controversial tweet.
Comment: This fight isn't about racism, it's about maths, argues Joe Hildebrand.
It was one of Donald Trump's 2016 election promises, and he isn't holding back his delight
EDITORIAL: Love in the time of confusion - welcome to the new US of A.
The US presidential election takes another step forward next week.
The rise of Boris Johnson has added more uncertainty to the mix for trade with Britain.
Foreign Minister Winston Peters says he prefers to consider Johnson a "historian".
Why some journalists like Boris Johnson - he's a favoured and funny path to chaos.
Boris Johnson has been handed a poisoned chalice, but he could be the man for the job.
Until the UK-EU trade relationship is sorted out, nothing else will get a look in.
"He certainly stood out for the same reasons he continues to stand out today."
"We're going to stay right here, that's where we're going to go."
His biographers, friends and rivals have opened up about how to understand him.
Trump's top aides didn't think he fully understood what he had done last Sunday.
Justin Bieber criticises Donald Trump for keeping 'kids in cages'.