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House Republicans on Thursday approved a massive package of President Trump’s domestic priorities, ending months of fierce ...

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The House minority leader has been speaking for hours to delay the passage of the president's One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

5. The jabs, barbs, and accusations We’ve seen this in the last three debates, and Sunday night’s final debate continued to include a number of accusations hurled between the two leaders.

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Both leaders acknowledged failures in closing the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians, but were divided in how to proceed. Here's where you can read a full recap of the ABC debate.