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Overnight homepage editor @smh based in Washington, DC. Former court reporter. she/her. Views my own. 📧 sarahmcphee@nine.com.au

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‘Lighten up a bit': Trump caps US' 250th birthday with IndyCar race in DC

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By Michael Koziol Verified, Sarah McPhee Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Michael Koziol, Sarah McPhee Washington: A cheer goes up from the crowd at Penn Quarter Sports Tavern in downtown Washington, DC. President Donald Trump has appeared on the TV screen, waving from the grandstand with the First Lady. The inaugural IndyCar Freedom 250 Grand Prix might be principally a sporting event, but it is also political. “I'm here to support America,” says Jeanette Boras, 68, who has travelled from California with her son.
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‘An outrage': Albanese blasts Israel ‘no-fault' finding on Zomi Frankcom killing

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By Matthew Knott Verified, Sarah McPhee Verified, David Crowe Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Matthew Knott, Sarah McPhee, David Crowe Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has blasted Israel's decision not to pursue criminal charges against the soldiers who launched the fatal attack on seven aid workers in Gaza, including Australian Zomi Frankcom, as he vowed to continue pressing for justice over the killings.
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Israeli ambassador breaks silence as IDF review clears soldiers over Zomi Frankcom death

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By Matthew Knott Verified, Sarah McPhee Verified, David Crowe Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Matthew Knott, Sarah McPhee, David Crowe Israel's ambassador to Australia has defended the Israeli investigation that cleared its military of any criminal wrongdoing over an attack in Gaza that killed seven aid workers, including Australian Zomi Frankcom, after Foreign Minister Penny Wong summoned him to Parliament House for a rebuke.
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