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US says sanctions aim to ‘promote accountability for ongoing genocide, crimes against humanity’ in China’s Xinjiang.

House Republicans at a hearing accused the Homeland Security secretary of mismanaging the U.S.-Mexico border.

Expert: Key WH meeting suggests Trump praised election security until he feared "he might lose"

Health Minister Veena George orders DHS to take action against those responsible for wrong data on heatwave deaths in Kerala. Preliminary report traced error to Maloor PHC in Kannur. Clerical error led to wrong data entry of 120 instead of zero. Steps taken to get figure corrected at NCDC.

Lawyer Annette Musolino is on leave, as PM’s department assistant secretary Russell De Burgh is replaced on staff listing

The number of domestic terrorist investigations more than doubled between 2020 and 2021.

‘It is clear that the issue of extremists infiltrating federal law enforcement is a persistent and clear threat to the rule of law and national security,’ lawmakers write

Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong had ‘frank’ talks with her Chinese counterpart Wang Yi about jailed Australians and lifting trade bans, and Treasurer Jim Chalmers is expected to announce the ‘lucky’ man or woman to be the new governor of the Reserve Bank.

Why would the government hire PwC to write a report, then scrap the work, but still pay the firm nearly $1 million? The answer is in the fine print of the robodebt royal commission report.

Robodebt needed compliant public servants and a minister willing to mislead colleagues. There’s no reason why it couldn’t happen again.

Clive Palmer’s company Zeph Investments claims the Commonwealth breached a free trade agreement over coal exploration permits and wants $41 billion in damages, and according to Indigenous Bunurong oral history, Harold Holt is swimming in mermaid country.