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Will China travel hurt US students’ careers? FBI battles fears as talent pipeline stalls
An American student considering studying in China attended a briefing with a senior FBI official at a Washington think tank last month to address her concerns about whether such an experience could jeopardise her prospects for a career in the federal government. The official’s message: travelling to China would not automatically disqualify her. She welcomed the clarification but said she wasn’t “completely reassured”. “I’m still wondering if it’s a good idea to go,” said the student, who...
Mother of four congressional candidate Heidi Kuhn reveals she nearly died in 'traumatic' car crash days before election... as she reveals heavily bruised face
Tennessee congressional candidate Heidi Kuhn has been released from the hospital and is recovering at home after a frightening car crash left her injured and shaken.
Man accused of faking injuries after Bondi massacre faces deportation
Simexwell Cyril, an Indian national, allegedly claimed he was hit by shrapnel during the terror attack in an attempt to secure tens of thousands of dollars in compensation.
Teenage girl was 'as drunk as she had ever been' when she attacked paramedics and spat at a cop after getting out of control on famous pub crawl the Otley Run
Boozed-up Cleopatra Fowler, 19, turned violent when paramedics attempted to help a friend in her group who had collapsed during the spree this summer.
Hellhole Oakland now plagued by spate of horror cane corso maulings that have seen people and animals savaged in crime-ridden city
Oaklanders have been drawing attention to an irresponsible owner and his two cane corsos that have allegedly been responsible for at least eight dog attacks since late last year.
‘Who’s going to dob me in?’ Michael Kirby’s literary secret, his great love and a stark national warning
The High Court’s first “celebrity judge” reflects on life, poverty, Howard-era battles, and chilling out about a musical on his life.
NYC man who lost his job to AI accidentally sent his unemployment benefits to stranger after making typo while filling out form
Philip Walters had a string of bad luck last November, starting with a layoff and then an endless fight for unemployment checks.
Why Albo has become the George Costanza of Australian politics: PETER VAN ONSELEN
In hit 1990s comedy series Seinfeld, George offers Jerry advice on how to beat a lie detector test.
The Morning Poll: How are you feeling about today's Budget?
The Morning Poll: How are you feeling about today's Budget?
‘Don’t have the illusion’: graduate job ads down 22% as AI rewrites the rules
Fresh-graduate job postings in Hong Kong fell 22 per cent in the first nine months of this year from the same period in 2025, according to data from one of the city’s biggest job-search platforms, with an industry leader warning that advances in technology will deepen the decline. Its data also showed more graduates chasing fewer jobs: a typical listing for graduates drew 56 per cent more applications than a year earlier. Yet about 85 per cent of the 298 companies Jobsdb surveyed in August and...