NDIS Minister Bill Shorten has slammed the Greens for “seeking to disrupt social harmony”. Mr Shorten spoke to Sky News Australia after Labor Senator Fatima Payman broke caucus rules and crossed the floor to support the Greens' vote on recognising a Palestinian state. It was also put to Mr Shorten the Greens are targeting several Labor seats for the Winter break. “In terms of the Greens, they really are disgraceful, they are not a party of government.” “They are seeking to disrupt social harmony.”

Sky News host Caleb Bond says US President Joe Biden’s team went into “overdrive” over the weekend trying to “fix up the mess” he had created from the presidential debate. President Biden’s gaffes during the debate have raised concerns over his ability to serve another term and sparked discussions over whether the Democrats should replace him with another candidate. “His team was on the phone basically the minute he walked off the stage,” Ms Bond said.

Sky News host Danica De Giorgio says Joe Biden struggled “from the very moment he opened his mouth” in the first US presidential debate against Donald Trump. Ms De Giorgio reviewed some of the big moments from the first debate between US President Joe Biden and his predecessor Donald Trump which took place in Atlanta last week. President Biden has faced growing calls to step down following his performance at the debate.

The Australian’s Foreign Editor Greg Sheridan says a president has to have “broad immunity” from prosecution. The US Supreme Court has sent Donald Trump’s claim that he is immune from prosecution for his actions while president back to a lower court. “I think the reaction has been pretty hysterical,” Mr Sheridan told Sky News Australia. “The idea that the president is not accountable is of course wrong.”

The Australian’s Foreign Editor Greg Sheridan says the Democratic Party is in an “impossible situation” following the first presidential debate. Democratic US President Joe Biden struggled with a shaky performance during the first presidential debate while his Republican rival Donald Trump unleashed a barrage of attacks. “Biden was plainly incompetent to be president and there is no method for removing him at all – he has to be convinced to go,” Mr Sheridan told Sky News Australia.

Assistant Trade Minister Tim Ayres says Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Richard Marles “will be attending” the NATO summit. “It’s an important summit … it will be an important opportunity for him to engage with global leaders and his defence counterparts,” Mr Ayres told Sky News Australia. “We make these decisions in the national interest really carefully, really soberly – overseas travel is important for Australia, and it’s got to be done in the right way.”

There is “very strong support” across the Labor caucus for the approach Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has taken in regard to Senator Fatima Payman, says Assistant Trade Minister Tim Ayres. “Some restraint but acknowledging that Senator Payman has put herself outside the caucus,” Mr Ayres told Sky News Australia. “These principles of caucus solidarity and collective discipline are very important to Labor.”

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will not attend next week’s NATO Summit in Washington. Despite having attended the previous two meetings, he will instead send Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles. The Opposition was scathing in its response to the news, arguing that Australia needs to attend these sorts of summits on the global stage.

President Joe Biden's cognitive decline is nothing new, and it is something Sky News Australia has exposed numerous times. But it wasn't until his concerning performance at CNN's presidential debate that a large proportion of the media woke up to his clear cognitive decline. The New York Times, The Washington Post, CNN and Time Magazine have finally pointed out the obvious, President Biden is no longer fit to be the commander-in-chief. In 2023, Sky News Host James Morrow exposed all these facts in a Sky News Digital Originals documentary: 'The Decline of a President'. And now, as the countdown to the November election nears, it is not yet known if President Biden will drop out before polling day.

The Israeli Defence Force has unexpectedly released dozens of Palestinians from detention. This includes the director of the Al Shifa hospital facility. It comes as the Israeli military has ordered a mass evacuation in parts of the second-largest city, Khan Younis.

US criminal defence attorney Rachel Fiset says Donald Trump’s election subversion case will “certainly” not be going to trial before the US election. The US Supreme Court has sent Donald Trump's claim that he is immune from prosecution for his actions while president back to a lower court. “That is really the greatest win for Donald Trump in this decision,” Ms Fiset said. “If he were to win the election, he can then try to pardon himself and see what kind of legal issues that brings up.”

There’s been another case of severe turbulence on board a flight. The video shows one passenger being pulled from the overhead compartment. There are reports dozens have been injured.

The US Supreme Court has sent Donald Trump's claim that he is immune from prosecution for his actions while president back to a lower court. The former president faces prosecution over his role in the deadly January 6 riots in 2021 at the Capitol and alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 election result. The Supreme Court suggested he could be entitled to immunity from prosecution for 'official acts' while president, but that this protection would not apply to acts as a private citizen.

International relations contributor Paul Monk says voters are “leaning towards” Donald Trump because they “distrust” the Democrat establishment. The first debate between US President Joe Biden and his predecessor Donald Trump was held last week. “Too many people, too many voters, I think, are leaning towards Trump because they distrust the Democratic establishment,” Mr Monk told Sky News host Peta Credlin. “That establishment is facing a debacle of its own making. “They haven’t shown enough forward vision; they haven’t brought forward the people who would constitute a really gripping or compelling leadership ticket.”

The Australian Foreign Editor Greg Sheridan says Joe Biden chose Kamala Harris as his running mate because she “ticked the identity politics boxes”. The first debate between US President Joe Biden and his predecessor Donald Trump was held last week. “He chose Kamala Harris as Vice-President, partly because she ticked the identity politics boxes, but, in my view, mainly because she was such an uninspiring alternative,” Mr Sheridan told Sky News host Andrew Bolt. “Lots of presidents have done this. “Nixon chose Agnew and Ford because he thought they were hopeless.”

Sky News host James Macpherson says US President Joe Biden is “getting advice” after his debate performance from his family. “Not only does that debate performance demonstrate why he should not be president again, but they are now meeting at Camp David,” Mr Macpherson said. “He is getting advice from among people like Hunter Biden … he has got the family advising him on what he should do.”

Sky News host James Macpherson has reacted to a non-binary person creating a ‘misgender jar’ as their partner keeps addressing them using the wrong pronouns. “So there’s this woman who decides that she’s going to be non-binary but their partner keeps misgendering them, so they have come up with a jar where the partner will have to put money in it every time he misgenders his partner,” Mr Macpherson said. “This gust goes to demonstrate not all red flags are red.”

Sky News host Caleb Bond has reacted to ads created by the UK Labour Party’s as their campaign ramps up ahead of the UK election on Friday. “The Labour Party has essentially taken over every news website in the UK,” Mr Bond said. Voters in the UK will cast their ballots on July 4 with opinion polls predicting a landslide. After 14 years in power, the Conservatives have been consistently trailing the Labour opposition by about 20 percentage points.

Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has revealed why she thinks Labor shouldn’t support Greens proposed bill to establish a Truth and Justice Commission. The proposed bill follows the failure of Labor's Voice to Parliament referendum, which saw 60 per cent of the nation vote against the Voice. “Labor in their right mind shouldn’t be supporting it because they clearly understand the result of the referendum,” Ms Price said. “It would not help benefit them to support this, but you never know in desperation they may choose to do say.”

Sky News Host Paul Murray has reacted to Joe Biden’s family blaming the president’s campaign team for his disastrous debate performance on Friday. The first debate between US President Joe Biden and his predecessor Donald Trump was held last week. “This is pathological gaslighting, and all of his problems will not get better he will only get older, he will only get a weaker cause that happens to all of us,” Mr Murray said.