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Call it fatigue, call it frustration, but some of the best brains in the country are fed up.

Relations between the US and its European allies have been strained since Washington imposed tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from Europe and withdrew from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.

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Senior ministers stand by Turnbull as Dutton plotters sharpen knives

Two of Malcolm Turnbull's most senior colleagues have publicly backed him in a show of support as he tries to fend off another move from his rival Peter Dutton.

Between the NBN, the NDIS, the ABC and the NEG, it's hard to pick which of the worse crap goes on in Malcolm's brain. All his outcomes and solutions are more problematic than the original parameters which included burning the planet down — all to save $3.64 on voters power bills, so they can reinvest the cash in the pokies.

There is a lot of hot guff about anti-semitism in the press and on the political stage these days...

The Jews have suffered a lot and yet despite being the victims of many bad deeds, they have "managed to be in control of world affairs" by manipulating our guilt button about "anti-semitism".

But all of this is false, as explained:

Supporters of Peter Dutton say the Home Affairs Minister is leaning towards challenging Malcolm Turnbull for the prime ministership and has the numbers to win, amid a crisis over energy policy and a horror new poll showing support for the Coalition has slumped.

UK Brexit Minister Dominic Raab will travel to Brussels on Tuesday in a bid to pick up the pace of Brexit talks with the EU's chief negotiator Michel Barnier, Reuters reported, citing UK Prime Minister Theresa Mays's office.