The president said he wants Bagram air base returned to US control, a move that would restore American involvement in the country it withdrew from four years ago.

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Comedy is not a sideshow. It is part of the main act. When comedy vanishes, rulers mistake themselves for the nation.

The AFL has more money and audiences than ever. But a governance oversight has created a messy battle that could forever ...

The real race is for followers. Despite finishing far behind the pros, influencers are earning a fortune from social media.

Steve Vizard is a prizewinning writer, broadcaster, lawyer and research professor of communications and media at Monash University.