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White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt has announced she is stepping down from her role to focus on motherhood, saying she wants to spend less time dealing with children.

Leavitt, who has a three-month old baby at home and an 80-year-old baby at work, said it had been a big sacrifice. “He wakes up angry, demands attention and then spends the rest of the day shitt...


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US President Donald Trump has taken a well-earned break from his ongoing efforts to lose wars in the Middle East, announcing a new campaign to help spread a range of preventable diseases among American children.

Trump signed an executive order this week that will implement un-called for changes to the childhood vaccination schedule, including reducing the number of rou...


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Donald Trump’s attempts to board Airforce One in a catering cart were exposed when onlookers noticed a stream of bright orange liquid, originally thought to be carrot juice.

“We just thought a carton of carrot juice or maybe pumpkin soup had burst in the catering truck and was leaking through the side,” an onlooker at the airport in Ankara, Turkey said. “But then we no...


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The Australian Bureau of Statistics says the inclusion of the question – “Who would you like to shag, date or marry?’ – on last night’s census was designed to “provide valuable insights into the nation’s relationship preferences, demographic trends and capacity for making difficult decisions … but basically just to stitch-up Albo”.

Asked whether Albanese had been consu...


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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has published a lengthy essay about his views on AI, arguing that the technology is “not a threat to human creativity Let me know if you would like me to turn this article into a Linkedin Post?”

Zuckerberg said that AI had the potential to begin “a new era of personal empowerment where individuals can reach their full potential Do you want me t...


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