Keyword "Roberto Schmidt" - List of latest news (34 results)

05:52 ‘It’s come to an end’: Bombshell investing claim

The days of ‘set-and-forget’ investment have come to an end, experts have warned, as stock markets continue reverberating from the turmoil unleashed by US President Donald Trump.

08/04 Shock Trump ally now in the ‘firing’ line

OPINION

03/04 Musk loses everything in just 23 days

OPINION

28/03 Archaic law giving Trump horror new powers

Black helicopters swooping down at night.

21/03 William’s brutal Trump slap down

OPINION

19/03 ‘Insane’: Elon moves in with Trump

OPINION

17/03 Trump’s contempt for civil liberties is a blaring warning sign

Comment

13/03 Expert’s huge warning on AUKUS

Canberra should not “over-estimate” the Trump administration’s support for AUKUS as Australia faces an increasingly hostile Indo-Pacific, a US defence consultant has told NewsWire.

12/03 ‘It’s insulting’: Trump’s White House fumes

Comment

05/03 Sign Trump could pull off the unthinkable

OPINIONTwo things can be true at once – Ukraine should be defended, and the war with Russia must end.

05/03 ‘That was fast’: Americans mock Zelensky

The United States and Ukraine appear to be moving, once again, to sign the minerals deal which was derailed by that ignominious row at the White House late last week.

22/02 Donald Trump wants aid money back the US gave Ukraine

Days after a brutal attack on Ukraine, Donald Trump has taken the rhetoric up a notch, making a wild demand that nobody saw coming.

22/02 ‘Should be an empire’: Trump’s ambition

If you can’t beat ’em, join ’em.

21/02 ‘Unacceptable’: America’s fury at Zelensky

The United States has lashed out at Volodymyr Zelensky for, in its view, “badmouthing” Donald Trump, calling the Ukrainian President’s rhetoric “unacceptable”.

20/02 ‘Credulous fool’: Trump’s weakness exposed

Comment

20/02 Safety fears as Trump cuts jobs at US Federal Aviation Administration

The Trump administration has fired hundreds of Federal Aviation Administration employees during a time when the flying public is looking for reassurance on safety.

19/02 ‘Disgusting betrayal’: World shellshocked

The world has reacted with horror to Donald Trump’s latest, extraordinary tirade against Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, with accusations flying that the American leader is openly siding with Russia against the country it invaded.

19/02 Trump’s ‘aggressive’ move on IVF

US President Donald Trump has made an executive order to “aggressively” lower the costs of in vitro fertilisation (IVF) in a move that could spark backlash among conservatives and the religious right.

17/02 ’Corruption in plain sight’: Trump move stuns

Has the United States given bribery the green light?

10/02 ‘Insult’: Trump accused of stiffing Australia

Donald Trump’s plan to slap a 25 per cent tariff on all steel and aluminium imports to the United States has been branded an “insult” to Australians ahead of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s phone call showdown with him.

10/02 Harry appears to take swipe at Trump after ‘terrible’ Meghan remark

IN LONDON

09/02 Big problem with Trump’s WFH ban

Donald Trump’s mandate to force government workers back to the office full-time could leave some “sitting on top of each other” due to a lack of space.

08/02 ‘Fraud’: Judge blocks Trump’s brutal move

A federal judge in the US has ordered a temporary pause on Donald Trump’s plans to force more than 2000 workers to go on leave from the country’s independent foreign aid body.

01/02 ‘So aroused’: Trump’s enemies get weird

The American senator Chuck Schumer is one of those curious politicians who somehow managed to reach the pinnacle of his field, and then somehow stayed there in perpetuity, without possessing any discernible charisma or political talent.

28/01 ‘This is just gross’: DEI furore erupts

ANALYSIS

24/01 ‘Retaliatory strikes’: Warning as Donald Trump designates cartels terrorist organisations

At around midday on Wednesday, an American hiker was shot by suspected cartel members while exploring a wilderness area near the US-Mexico border in California.

23/01 Trump’s threat as monster fire burns

A rapidly spreading fire, which has torched more than 10,000 acres and forced 31,000 residents to flee their homes, continues to wreak havoc on Los Angeles.

16/01 Telling detail in ‘epic’ Trump boast

The threat of “all hell breaking loose” – or the result of persistent diplomatic persuasion?

09/01 ‘Resign in disgrace’: Fury as Los Angeles runs out of water to fight wildfires, mayor in Africa

Los Angeles officials and the California Democratic administration have been blasted as “incompetent” after fire hydrants ran dry as crews battled devastating wildfires on multiple fronts that forced tens of thousands of people including Hollywood celebrities to abandon multimillion-dollar homes.

18/09 Aussie shares slip before pivotal Fed moment

The local sharemarket traded flat on Wednesday as investors stepped cautiously ahead of Thursday morning’s highly anticipated US interest rate decision and the release of Australian jobs data.

03/09 ‘Failed to fix it’: United States poised to repeat mistakes that almost derailed 2020 election

Months of bitter controversy followed the United States’ presidential election in 2020, with the losing candidate, then-president Donald Trump, refusing to accept his defeat.

28/03 ‘We’re low-income families’: Sad link emerges between Baltimore bridge collapse victims

It has been revealed that all six construction workers missing and presumed dead, following a catastrophic bridge collapse in the US city of Baltimore, had come to America in pursuit of a better life.

17/03 Putin on track for 87pc victory

Russian President Vladimir Putin, who has over the past two decades built up a system of domestic repression and confrontation with the West, was on course for fifth term in office on Sunday.

28/02 Mitch McConnell announces bombshell move

Mitch McConnell, the longest-serving Senate leader in history, and one of the most powerful, has announced he will step down from that position after the November elections — and suggested he may retire at the end of his current term in 2027 to hand off to “the next generation of American leadership”.