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What Trump's tariff rollback means for NZ farmers and food prices

New Zealand exporters have paid about $300m in extra tariffs since August.

Trump reversal: President supports House vote to release Epstein files

The US President's change of stance has widened rifts inside the Republican Party.

Ross Douthat: The outstanding question about Epstein and Trump

NYT OPINION: What we know so far, what we don't – and the biggest puzzle of all.

Friendly fire: Republican-led Epstein probe puts Trump under pressure

GOP side of House committee keeps pushing out emails and documents, featuring Trump.

A song for peace as war clouds gather over Venezuela

A US carrier group led by the USS Gerald R Ford is heading for the Caribbean.

About-turn: Trump shifts to affordability message amid economic frustration

New York Times: Opinion polls, election results have prompted the new urgency.

Most Americans say cost is limiting how many kids they have, survey finds

Finances were the top reason parents capped or planned to cap the size of their family.

Trump gives second pardon to January 6 participant

Daniel Wilson pleaded guilty and received a five-year term for his actions at the Capitol.

House effort to force vote on releasing Epstein files can advance

A bipartisan House discharge petition now has the 218 signatures needed.

Kennedy heir to seek New York congressional seat

New York Times: Jack Schlossberg, 32, is the grandson of President John F. Kennedy.

As shutdown nears end, Trump still confronts health policy peril

New York Times analysis: Burden is on Republicans to bring down costs or risk voter anger.

'He knew about the girls': Epstein claimed Trump 'spent hours' in house with late victim

House Democrats released the emails as they push for full DOJ disclosure.

What if Democrats’ big shutdown loss turns out to be a win?

NYT analysis: On healthcare and costs, Republicans are on politically unpopular ground.

Cop30: California Governor Newsom seizes summit spotlight

A future Democratic administration would rejoin the Paris Agreement 'without hesitation'.

Agents accused of pepper-spraying 1-year-old girl and her dad near Chicago

The US Department of Homeland Security disputed the allegation.

Britain stops sharing some intelligence with US over boat strikes

Attorney-general is believed to have advised ministers on the legality of the move.