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Trump vs Biden round two: The 2024 US presidential election, explained

With less than six months to go, it’s time to start paying attention to what could be the most consequential election of our lifetimes.

By Catherine McGregor | 16th May, 2024

Contributing writer

Eight international stories you might have missed during your summer slumber

If you tuned out of the news cycle for a spot of summer relief in recent weeks, here's a rundown of the global news that made headlines.

By Stewart Sowman-Lund | 17th January, 2024

The Bulletin editor

Did people spontaneously applaud the Trump indictment in a Rotorua cafe?

The official fact check of an incendiary claim tweeted by a visiting American.

By Hayden Donnell | 6th January, 2024

Contributing writer

What is Sound of Freedom and why is it clogging up my social media?

Seemingly every Facebook post about movies is filled with comments about a film many of us have never even heard of. But why?

By Stewart Sowman-Lund | 27th July, 2023

The Bulletin editor

Did people spontaneously applaud the Trump indictment in a Rotorua cafe?

The official fact check of an incendiary claim tweeted by a visiting American.

By Hayden Donnell | 1st April, 2023

Contributing writer

Both Trump and Biden are on the campaign trail as election day approaches (Images: RNZ/Getty/AFP)

Biden and Trump make final pitches as election day in the US approaches

US midterm elections don’t typically gain as much attention as presidential elections but in 2022, there are foreign policy and climate change implications that make them relevant to all of us.

By Anna Rawhiti-Connell | 8th November, 2022

National Māori Authority chair Matthew Tukaki has been abused both physically and verbally by protesters in Wellington. (Photo: Supplied, additional design Archi Banal)

What it’s like facing up to anti-mandate protesters

When Matthew Tukaki started an online campaign calling for an end to the parliament protest, the backlash was fast and fierce.

By Justin Latif | 24th February, 2022

This man is Eric Trump. He absolutely does NOT live in Dunedin. (Image Design: Tina Tiller)

My name is Eric Trump and I live in Dunedin

What’s in a name? A lot, when it's Eric Frederick Trump.

By Eric Trump | 4th December, 2021

Amy Benjamin on the Vinny Eastwood livestream (Image / Screenshot)

AUT academic calls Christchurch attack a ‘false flag’, resigns

Amy Benjamin has also alleged the Covid-19 pandemic is a hoax and that the US election was stolen from Donald Trump.

By Stewart Sowman-Lund | 19th November, 2021

The Bulletin editor

(Image: Raúl Vázquez / EyeEm via Getty)

Things fall apart: why journalism might not survive what’s coming next

Postjournalism, explained.

By Danyl Mclauchlan | 21st August, 2021

Contributing writer

What history can teach us about the future of gossip

What history can teach us about the future of gossip

Alex Casey chats to Jennifer Frost, who has spent decades studying the function of gossip from Hedda Hopper to Donald Trump.

By Alex Casey | 20th June, 2021

Then candidate Joe Biden lays out his economic policy plan during a campaign stop on October 23, 2019 in Scranton, Pennsylvania. (Photo: Rick Loomis/Getty Images)

How Biden’s quiet radicalism may embolden New Zealand’s political left

The candidate who was dismissed by many as the ultimate Democrat centrist seems set on making his presidency the most ambitiously left-wing since Roosevelt's.

By Pattrick Smellie | 6th May, 2021

BusinessDesk editor

US President-elect Joe Biden flanked by wife Dr. Jill Biden arriving for his inauguration as the 46th US President on January 20, 2021, at the US Capitol in Washington, DC. (Photo: Patrick Semansky / AFP) (Photo by PATRICK SEMANSKY/AFP via Getty Images)

Inauguration Live: Joe Biden gets to work after being sworn in as president

Inauguration news, analysis and reaction, updated throughout the day.

By Catherine McGregor | 21st January, 2021

Contributing writer

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The Bulletin: Summer news stories you might have missed

Good morning and welcome to this one-off edition of The Bulletin.

By Alex Braae | 15th January, 2021

People gather at the base of the US Capitol with large IMPEACH and REMOVE letters on January 12 (Photo: Paul Morigi/Getty Images for MoveOn)

Why Trump’s impeachment really matters

It's been dismissed as 'pointless revenge', but the impeachment is a symbolic statement that sends a message to future presidents.

By Michael Blake | 14th January, 2021

Some of the suspended Twitter accounts

NZ right-wingers caught up in global purge of Twitter accounts

Some of the NZ-based accounts cheered on the riots at the US Capitol last week. Then Twitter cracked down.

By Alex Braae | 13th January, 2021

The scene at the Capitol, incited by the president, last week. Photo: Samuel Corum/Getty Images

Simon Bridges: As Trump’s mob storms the Capitol, here’s the book which tells us how we got here

A Time to Build goes a long way to explaining what has happened there, and in New Zealand, too.

By Simon Bridges | 13th January, 2021

Image: Sherry Zhang

Sorry: the first 12 days of 2021 prove the apocalypse is coming

From aggressive squirrels to the return of SATC, the start of the year has presented clear evidence that the end is nigh.

By Emily Writes | 12th January, 2021

Contributing writer

One-term president Donald Trump. (Photo: Al Drago/Getty Images)

The disgraceful end of a disgraceful president

NZ needs to be intellectually curious about what has taken place in the US under Donald Trump and what it may mean for our country, writes Sir Geoffrey Palmer.

By Geoffrey Palmer | 8th January, 2021

The QAnon ‘shaman’ at the US Capitol. (Photo by SAUL LOEB/AFP via Getty Images)

QAnon and the storm of the US Capitol: How an online conspiracy theory birthed a violent real-world mob

While conspiracy theorists are often dismissed as a bunch of social media cranks, QAnon adherents were at the front line of the insurrection at the home of US democracy.

By Marc-André Argentino | 7th January, 2021