RNC Co-Chair Lara Trump has hit out at billionaire Mark Cuban over claims that former US president Donald Trump would never surround himself with “strong, intelligent women”. The Kamala Harris campaign surrogate’s comments came during an episode of ABC’s The View on Thursday. Ms Trump lambasted the billionaire's claims arguing that his remarks were a ridiculous "insult". “It's almost as though they're trying to sink their campaign totally,” Ms Trump told Sky News host Erin Molan. “First, Joe Biden, of course, called us all garbage and then Mark Cuban came in just to take anybody left standing out and say that all the women who support Donald Trump, who again, want safe communities, want a great future for their children, want a secure border, want more money in their pockets. “We all apparently have no intellect whatsoever, we're weak. It's ridiculous. It's very insulting.”

Former US president Donald Trump says Kamala Harris is a “very low IQ individual”. Mr Trump used Kamala Harris’ interview with 60 Minutes as an example of her poor intelligence. “We’re going to turn our country around, we’re going to make it great.”

Sky News host Erin Molan has pointed out some of the “blatant hypocrisy” when it comes to the Middle East in some of the actions taken by certain people in the world recently. “I’d love to sit here and not have anything to point out when it comes to the blatant hypocrisy we’re exposed to day in, day out when it comes to the Middle East,” she said. “The things I’m about to point out barely scratch the surface in terms of volume of material to choose from.”

Political strategist and analyst Amjad Taha says it is a “duty of humanity” to speak out against Jew hatred. Mr Taha told Sky News host Erin Molan that Israel’s battle against Hamas is a “fight between darkness and light”. “And sometimes, in that darkness, it can be quite dark,” he said.

Political strategist and analyst Amjad Taha says there shouldn’t be “any tolerance” for antisemitism. Mr Taha told Sky News host Erin Molan that people have gone into “silent mode” in response to antisemitism. “When it happens against anybody else, they talk,” he said.

Whoopi Goldberg does not like Donald Trump at all. The host of The View has had some almighty meltdowns in recent days directed squarely at the presidential hopeful. First she went on a bizarre rant fearing that mixed couples would be reassigned a white spouse and be deported under a Trump administration.

YouTuber and professional boxer Jake Paul has officially endorsed Donald Trump for president, urging voters to choose him to "save America". Paul made the endorsement in a nearly 20-minute-long video posted to his social media channels on Thursday. He asked voters to "wake up" and avoid media bias, arguing Trump is the right choice based on “the facts". Though Paul cannot vote himself as he moved to Puerto Rico, he urged his followers to research candidates and not just follow popular figures. He warned against being "a sheep" and emphasised thinking independently to make informed decisions. "Wake up… look at the facts. Think for yourself. Don’t be a sheep in this world full of sheep," he said. "Do the right thing, vote for Donald Trump. Not because I said so, not because Beyoncé said so, but because it’s what’s right."

The Washington Post has "infuriated" radical lefties after it decided not to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris for the presidential election, according to Sky News Digital Editor Jack Houghton.

Former prime minister John Howard has taken aim at Anthony Albanese, accusing the current Prime Minister of being “totally out of his depth”. Speaking to the media on Friday, Mr Howard delivered a sporting analogy about the expression “unforced error” as he discussed aspects of Mr Albanese’s current political situation.

UCLA student Eli Tsives has compared the “shocking” pro-Palestine encampments to Hitler Youth protests from 1933. Mr Tsives spoke specifically about the moment he and other Jewish students were blocked from going to class. “We can directly correlate that moment to what Jews experienced in 1933 when they were blocked out not by the law, but by Hitler Youth who took it into their own hands to block out Jewish students from universities,” Mr Tsives told Sky News host James Morrow.

Sky News Business Editor Ross Greenwood has spoken with voters at the New York Village Halloween Parade. The parade is the biggest Halloween march in the world with two million people attending the event. Mr Greenwood also applauded the attendees' costumes.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has fired back at Vice President Kamala Harris after she spent the final week of her campaign comparing him to “the most evil mass murderers in history”. “And two days ago, Joe Biden called our supporters ‘garbage’,” Mr Trump said during a rally on Friday. “That’s nasty – I think that’s worse than ‘deplorables’.”

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has blasted the Democrat Party, claiming they and Vice President Kamala Harris have “destroyed” America’s economy with “horrible inflation”. “They destroyed it with this inflation, horrible inflation,” Mr Trump said during a rally in Nevada.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has pledged to “end Kamala’s war on American energy”. “We will drill, baby, drill – we’re going to drill,” Mr Trump said during a rally on Friday. “And I will terminate her green, new scam – one of the greatest scams in the history of our country.”

Sky News Australia host James Morrow has spoken to supporters of Donald Trump in California about why they will again be voting for him less than a week out from the presidential election.

Sky News Australia Meteorologist Alison Osborne has examined the upcoming weather forecast across the nation. Rain has been forecast to impact parts of New South Wales and Queensland on Friday.

The Albanese government is considering slashing student debt to alleviate young Australians' financial strain. Cabinet is aiming to reduce the rising debt burden facing graduates who are paying increased amounts for certain degrees while struggling with repayments.

Popular Japanese cartoon Hello Kitty celebrates its official birthday today marking 50 years since the character was first designed. The recognisable character sports an iconic red bow and is reportedly worth billions of dollars. Sky News Asia correspondent Stas Butler reports how the kid's cartoon became a global phenomenon.

CommSec’s Tom Piotrowski has revealed investors are taking “money off the table” to reduce their risk profile before America decides in the US election. “Investors are taking some money off the table,” Mr Piotrowski told Sky News Australia. “They are lessening their risk profile ahead of the US election and that’s being reflected in the fortunes of these equity markets. “What stands out is the decline in technology stocks.” Presented by CommSec.

Former Spanish language TV executive and independent consultant Chris Roman predicts Donald Trump could swing key battleground state Nevada. Mr Roman’s insights follow the report both the Democratic Party and Republican Party will be duelling for the Latino vote in Nevada. The state of Nevada has been carried by the Democrats in four consecutive elections. “I think he [Trump] has a better chance of winning Nevada than does the vice president because of the level of angst and despair – it all comes down to turnout,” Mr Roman told Sky News host Peter Stefanovic. “The Republicans are very encouraged.”