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Young men and Latino voters helped drive the Democrats’ blue wave. Why did they abandon Trump?
Economic issues are almost always front of mind for voters, political scientist Charles Hunt says.
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‘Foreign agency’ – Australia’s antisemitism envoy Jillian Segal is a US tool for Zionists
Antisemitism envoy Jillian Segal is part of a network of “special envoys” launched by key pro-Israel bodies and the US State Department. Michael West Media investigates. INVESTIGATION: By Cathy Peters and Wendy Bacon Civil liberties and Palestinian supporters are calling for the sacking of Australia’s Special Envoy to Combat Antisemitism, Jillian Segal, after her latest
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Dementia with Lewy bodies: what you should know about the little-known, progressive brain disease
Dementia with Lewy bodies (DLB) is the second most common neurodegenerative disease in after Alzheimer’s.
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HIV prevention medication is highly effective, but it can complicate blood donor screening
Prep can make HIV harder to detect if an infection occurs. Clear donation guidance can help protect donors and people receiving blood.
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Eugene Doyle: Jesus wept – Pacific Forum endorses Israel and genocide
COMMENTARY: By Eugene Doyle In colloquial language, “Jesus wept” is a cry of exasperation when we encounter something either appalling or appallingly stupid. The leaders of the 18 states and territories comprising the Pacific Island Forum — including Australia and New Zealand — have done both by inviting Israel to be a second-tier sectoral partner
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Grattan on Friday: are the Nationals on life support?
How big is the threat posed by One Nation to the Nationals? And can the party’s past predict its future?
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Australia needs serious discussion on AUKUS. This inquiry didn’t deliver it
Of its recommendations, some are hard to disagree with, such as developing a national security strategy. Others seem tangential, or even concerning.
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Earth’s rocks have a missing layer spanning up to a billion years. We finally know where it went
The Great Unconformity is a mysterious gap of hundreds of millions of years in Earth’s geological history – and new research may have finally explained it.
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We used ancient DNA to track the origins and spread of the Germanic and Celtic languages – new research
The findings are based on analysis of DNA from thousands of prehistoric human remains from Europe.
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People who rely most on emergency departments often leave without care. Here’s why, and what can be done
People who rely on EDs the most report the poorest care experiences, and often leave without their care completed, which creates a cycle of worsening health and increasing costs.
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Why a company donating $20,000 a month counts for more than $240,000 once a year in the eyes of customers
New research suggests that some ways that companies boast about their charitable giving are more effective at brand-building than others.
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How a French philosopher’s warnings about speed and power describe today’s AI race
Paul Virilio, a French philosopher, died in 2018. But his writings on technological ‘accidents’ help explain dilemmas the world faces today amid increasing use of artificial intelligence.