US President Joe Biden chastised a reporter on Friday for breaking White House protocol during a meeting with UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer. During a meeting with the UK PM, President Biden stopped a reporter from asking about Vladimir Putin's threat of war, telling them to "be quiet" until he finished his opening remarks. "I say you be quiet till I speak, ok? That's what I'd say. Good idea?," Biden told the reporter. After the reporter repeated the question, Biden reiterated his request, saying he would address the issue after speaking. "Well, you gotta be quiet, I'm going to make a statement here, ok?," said Biden before turning to Prime Minister Starmer to begin his opening remarks. In foreign leader meetings, the usual protocol involves the leaders making their statements first, followed by journalists having the opportunity to ask questions.

Australian ship building company Austal’s American subsidiary has been awarded a $670 million contract to expand its production facility at its US shipyard in Mobile, Alabama. The money will be used to enhance Austal’s existing infrastructure; to allow it to help the US Navy build one Columbia class and two Virginia class submarines each year. Construction of the new module fabrication and outfitting facility will be complete by 2026.

The ASX 200 ended the day up by 0.27 per cent on Monday. Sky News Business Reporter Edward Boyd says the gold mining sector “had a great day”. Mr Boyd said gold prices are basically at “record highs”.

US Vice President Kamala Harris has been mocked online after struggling to give a "single reason" why Pennsylvanians should vote for her.

The son of former US president Donald Trump’s would-be assassin, Ryan Wesley Routh, has spoken out for the first time. In an exclusive interview with the Daily Mail, Oran Routh revealed his father is not a violent person and doesn’t own any guns. In Oran’s interview with the Daily Mail, he revealed that was the first time he had heard of an assassination attempt. “This was the first I heard about it. Was my father shot or injured,” he asked. The 35-year-old uncovered to the publication that his father hates Donald Trump as “every reasonable person does”. “I don’t like Trump either,” he said. Oran told the Daily Mail he was shocked to hear about the news about his father and that he couldn’t believe he would target a president.

Labor Senator Tim Ayres says it “wouldn’t be a surprise” to see the coalition and Greens band together to ‘kill off” part of Labor’s housing agenda. “We’ve just seen this morning nearly 14,000 homes in the first round of one of the other schemes, being announced,” Mr Ayres told Sky News Australia. “This is all about trying to push more supply … the more houses there are, the more houses we build, the cheaper rents will be and the more affordable those homes will be.”

There has been an unprecedented second attempt at Donald Trump’s life but instead of being concerned and empathetic for the presidential candidate, leftist media like MSNBC, CNN and social media activists are using it as fodder to push their anti-Trump agenda. The first reaction of MSNBC when news came to hand about the attempted assassination was, shockingly, to blame Donald Trump in a huge show of gaslighting.

Greens leader Adam Bandt has blasted the Labor Party on their housing plan. “We have an opportunity in this parliament if Labor’s willing to start negotiating with the Greens to start to fix the housing and rental crisis,” Mr Bandt said during a media conference on Monday. “Labor is more interested in political stunts.”

Headspace Head of Clinical Leadership Nicola Palfrey says she thinks young people have a “very sophisticated understanding” of the harms of social media. “We underestimate young people,” Ms Palfrey told Sky News Australia. “We’ve done surveys of thousands of young Australians, and they do tell us that they’re aware they’re probably on their phones more than they should be, they can get distressed by content they can see. “They’re very aware of those sides of it, but they also are saying to help us manage it, help us educate ourselves about how we handle social interactions, and so forth. “They’re much more understanding.”

Former US congressman Jason Chaffetz has slammed the US Secret Service's "complete failure" and claims it got "lucky again" in the latest attempt on Donald Trump's life. Speaking with Fox News on Sunday, Chaffetz praised the agent who opened fire but said the Secret Service got "lucky" thanks to the witness who saw the suspect drive off in a getaway car. "We got lucky again ... if that didn't happen we wouldn't know where the shooter was or would-be-shooter was," he said. "This is another complete failure." The man who fired multiple shots at Donald Trump's golf club in Florida has been pictured as the FBI probe the assassination attempt. The alleged gunman has since been detained by authorities and identified as 58-year-old Ryan Wesley Routh, according to Fox News.

The son of former US president Donald Trump, Don Jr, has reacted to a second assassination attempt on Sunday. “Again folks! SHOTS FIRED at Trump Golf Course in West Palm Beach, Florida,” he wrote. “An AK-47 was discovered in the bushes, per local law enforcement. The Trump campaign has released a statement confirming former President Trump is safe. A suspect has reportedly been apprehended.” According to Fox News, gunshots were heard near the Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, Florida. A Secret Service agent fired the gunshots at the suspect, who was seen carrying an AK-47. The former president was playing at the fifth hole before the shots rang out before Trump was taken to safety.

Critical Dynamics Director of Law Enforcement Training Keith Hanson has blasted the United States Secret Service following an assassination attempt on former US President Donald Trump in Florida. 58-year-old Ryan Wesley Routh has been named as the suspect. Mr Hanson called this the ‘second massive failure” of the Secret Service. “There needs to be a full audit, there needs to be an overhaul,” Mr Hanson told Sky News Australia.

Sky News host James Morrow says the left in the United States likes to act as if they have “clean hands” regarding political violence. There's been a second assassination attempt on Donald Trump’s life in Florida as 58-year-old Ryan Wesley Routh has been named as the suspect. “Anybody who lived through the 2020 riots around BLM and Antifa knows that violence is very much a feature of left-wing politics,” Mr Morrow said. “Some outlets such as MSNBC in the US have tried to somehow say that this is Trump’s fault for his own rhetoric – this is just appalling here.”

Curtin University Dean of Global Futures Joe Siracusa says Donald Trump will have to “modify his lifestyle” after surviving a second assassination attempt. The FBI investigation is underway after multiple shots were fired at Donald Trump’s golf club in West Palm Beach in a second attempt on his life. It is understood one of the shooters was a suspicious person who had attended the golf course with intent to harm the former president. “There’s no doubt about it – this is the second assassination attempt on Donald Trump’s life,” Mr Siracusa told Sky News Australia. “I think President Trump is going to have maybe have to modify his lifestyle.”

Liberal Senator Hollie Hughes has slammed the Democrats for their “reckless rhetoric” after the second assassination attempt on Donald Trump. The FBI investigation is underway after multiple shots were fired at Donald Trump’s golf club in West Palm Beach in a second attempt on his life. It is understood one of the shooters was a suspicious person who had attended the golf course with intent to harm the former president. “This is where we see the power of words can impact how society behaves,” Ms Hughes told Sky News Australia. “We’ve seen such just reckless rhetoric coming from the Democrats referring to President Trump as … a danger to democracy.”

Republican presidential candidate and former US president Donald Trump has shared his feelings on singer Taylor Swift. He posted on his Truth Social account: "I hate Taylor Swift!". The post was created five days after the singer endorsed US Vice President Kamala Harris.

Israel authorities say they have had to extinguish a fire after a missile was launched from Yemen. Forensic teams are on site trying to establish the type of missile which was fired.

Queensland Premier Steven Miles has promised to keep the 50 cent public transport fares. The government’s pre-election sweetener will be extended beyond the six-month trial if they stay in power. Opposition Leader David Crisafulli says the LNP would match the fare if his party comes to power after the October elections.

Peter Dutton's chances at a minority government have increased according to the latest Australian Financial Review/Freshwater Strategy poll. On a two-party preferred basis, the Coalition has inched further by one per cent – leading at 52 per cent. Labor has dropped by one per cent to 48 per cent. The one per cent swing coincides with voters losing confidence that Labor will be able to tackle the cost of living crisis.

The Secret Service is responding to a shooting outside Donald Trump's golf club in West Palm Beach, Florida. The Republican presidential candidate has been reported as safe by his campaign managers. The statement reads: "President Trump is safe following gunshots in his vicinity. No further details at this time."