Journalist and Commentator Brad Polumbo slams the “bad faith interpretations” by an MSNBC analyst who said JD Vance wants more white children born in America. “We’re getting these out of context sound bites that are misconstruing his remarks,” Mr Polumbo told Sky News host Gabriella Power. “I don’t think he ever meant to slight women with fertility issues. “That seems like a very bad faith interpretation of his remarks. “They’re [MSNBC] just determined to take anything a Republican politician says and twist it to a totally absurd extreme.”

The Matildas have parted ways with their coach Tony Gustavsson after four years. Football Australia confirmed his contract would not be extended. This follows the team’s loss to the United States in the group stage at the Paris Olympics.

Prince William and Prince Harry’s tense rift can reportedly be fixed, according to a PEOPLE source. According to a source close to the Duke of Sussex, the brother’s relationship is “very bad” but not “irreparable”. The insider revealed that the Duke has repeatedly contacted the Prince of Wales but his “texts, calls, and messages” are ignored. King Charles has also reportedly ignored attempts by Prince Harry to reach out, with calls and letters going unanswered. “He gets ‘unavailable right now’. His calls go unanswered. He has tried to reach out about the King’s health, but those calls go unanswered too,” a source close to Harry said. The Duke of Sussex has not seen his father since a brief meeting in February following King Charles’ cancer diagnosis. Despite the brief but positive meeting between Charles and Harry, the father and son’s relationship has also deteriorated.

Rupert Murdoch warns the emergence of artificial intelligence is a “threat” but ultimately believes it will be a “force for good”.

Rupert Murdoch reflects on the early beginnings of The Australian newspaper in a tell-all interview with Sky News CEO Paul Whittaker.

Labor MP Josh Burns says the Labor government has “done a lot” to bring down inflation. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, over the last 12 months, inflation rose to 3.8 per cent from 3.6 per cent. Mr Burns told Sky News Australia that his government will “work hard” up until the election and beyond, to bring down inflation.

‘The Megyn Kelly Show’ host Megyn Kelly says Donald Trump will “define” the 2024 US presidential election. Joe Biden has ended his re-election campaign and endorsed Kamala Harris as the Democratic candidate. “Trump remains the 800lbs gorilla in the race,” Ms Kelly told Sky News host Paul Murray. “Trump, I think, will define this race one way or the other.”

‘The Megyn Kelly Show’ host Megyn Kelly has labelled US Vice President Kamala Harris as “moronic” because of her “word salad” speeches. This comes after President Joe Biden ended his re-election campaign and endorsed Ms Harris as the Democratic candidate. “The problem for the Republicans right now is that she has such a short runway, and she’s not going to be so battle-tested,” Ms Kelly told Sky News host Paul Murray. “Battle testing Kamala Harris would be a good thing for the Republicans. “We’ve seen her enough … to know she usually sounds moronic. “If you give her enough time to talk, she will confuse you with her word salad to the point where you’re not sure you and she speak the same language. “She’s not particularly clever; she’s not particularly likeable.”

‘The Megyn Kelly Show’ host Megyn Kelly says Donald Trump has “still got the advantage” in the 2024 US presidential election. Joe Biden has ended his re-election campaign and endorsed Kamala Harris as the Democratic candidate. “They [the Republicans] are in a better position than ever, and they’ve got a nominee who, at least as of a couple weeks ago, was looking at a landslide,” Ms Kelly told Sky News host Paul Murray. “He’s still got the advantage.”

‘The Megyn Kelly Show’ host Megyn Kelly says US Vice President Kamala Harris is “not clever” and “not likeable”. This comes after President Joe Biden ended his re-election campaign and endorsed Ms Harris as the Democratic candidate. “We’ve seen her enough … to know she usually sounds moronic,” Ms Kelly told Sky News host Paul Murray. “She’s not particularly clever; she’s not particularly likeable. “If we give her enough time for exposure, the country will see that. “The problem for the Republicans right now is they don’t have it – they don’t have said time.”

‘The Megyn Kelly Show’ host Megyn Kelly says it is “absolutely stomach-turning” to see what the Democrats have become. Joe Biden has ended his re-election campaign and endorsed Kamala Harris as the Democratic candidate. “It is absolutely stomach-turning to listen to what the Democratic Party has become,” Ms Kelly told Sky News host Paul Murray.

Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor has responded to the recent inflation data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics on Wednesday. The Consumer Price Index data, released by the ABS on Wednesday, showed annual inflation at 3.8 per cent, up from 3.6 per cent. Mr Taylor claimed Australians are not relieved by figures revealed on Wednesday. “We see inflation in this country stuck around four per cent,” Mr Taylor told Sky News Australia. “The cost of living crisis rages on; the price of everything has continued to go up well above the target level. “The outcome yesterday was well above Treasury forecast, and this is something the Treasurer made a big deal about before the budget. “Treasury’s got it completely wrong, and the Treasurer has got it completely wrong with three failed budgets, homegrown inflation that continues to rage, and Australians are all paying a high price for this government’s complete failure to tame homegrown inflation.”

Republican strategist John Jordan has hit out at US Vice President Kamala Harris. “She is a political opportunist – one minute, she’s a tough-on-crime prosecutor and then in 2020 and Black Lives Matter, she’s raising money to bail out rioters,” Mr Jordan told Sky News Australia. “So, she flips flops and so much a chameleon. “She’s completely disingenuous.”

Venice will introduce a limit for tourist groups to 25 people, as well as ban the use of loudspeakers in the streets from Thursday. The measures are in an effort to reduce the pressure of mass tourism in the lagoon city. In an effort to thin crowds, the city introduced a tourist tax for non-residents earlier this year. Venice will become the first city in the world to trial limiting tourist group sizes.

Republican strategist John Jordan has defended Donald Trump’s remarks about US Vice President Kamala Harris. The Republican nominee questioned Ms Harris’ black identity in a combative interview with black journalists where he claimed the Vice President “turned black”. “At the end of the day, this is just another Trump storm in the media,” Mr Jordan told Sky News Australia.

Olympic Games organisers were warned more than a month ago that their vegan-heavy menu at the Paris athletes’ village would prevent competitors from performing at their best. Sky News has obtained a letter from the International Meat Secretariat raising concerns the plant-based menu would leave athletes craving more protein. The letter warned the plan to make 60 per cent of the Olympic Village meals vegan to reduce emissions would “demonise meat” and impact the performance of high-performing athletes. Paris 2024 Olympics President Tony Estanguet didn’t respond to the organisation’s letter, but on the eve of the Games, he said it was a “collective duty now to change our habits and definitely to reduce our carbon footprint”.

Sky News host Rita Panahi has mocked a TikToker telling all white women to “right your wrongs” and vote for Kamala Harris in the upcoming presidential election. “This is no longer about red versus blue, this is our lives we are playing with and the piece that you have control over is who you vote for in November,” Ms Panahi said. “You need to find a spine and stand up against the white men in your life who are telling you who should be your president.”

Sky News host Liz Storer discusses the assassination of senior Hezbollah commander Fuad Shukr by an Israeli airstrike on Beirut. “Previously, they (Israel) had bombed Beirut to take out another Hamas leader in January, but before that, they hadn’t bombed Beirut since the 34-day war of 2006,” Ms Storer said. “So there was relative, best-as-you-could peace in that particular, and that is now ruined, of course.”

Sky News host Caleb Bond has called out the Paris Olympics for allowing two biological men to compete in women’s boxing. “If the DNA test comes back and says ‘sorry, you’re a bloke’ – you can’t compete anymore,” Mr Bond said. “And I get that might be devastating that you can’t compete but that’s just how it goes.”

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton discusses the rise of antisemitism in Australia since the October 7 attacks on Israel by Hamas. "The level of antisemitism has not been evidenced in our country's history," Mr Dutton told Sky News host Sharri Markson. "I've been publicly critical of Penny Wong, our Foreign Minister Penny Wong, and also of the Prime Minister, I think they have demonstrated a lack of leadership. "I think we should have zero tolerance for antisemitism in Australia, it has been a consistent message from the Coalition since October 7 and we won't be deviating from that path."