America

In 2016, American journalism failed to reach and serve certain audiences. The same problem is arising from Trump's second presidency

Populists have some very strange ideas about London. The best way to get over their irrational fears is to pay the capital a visit

Peace is not just about bombs falling silent, but the humanity that goes into maintaining it

Meridian Hill Park is a hub of progressive protest. It's home to everything Trump and his followers hate

Trump has forged a peace in Gaza – but his inability to influence Israel has undermined the US’s reputation and weakened its global alliances

A bullying autocrat has succeeded where years of calm diplomacy failed. Progressives must ask why

Two right wing crooks have finally brought the slaughter to an end. Now, there must be law and accountability, or there will never be peace

Moisés Naím’s new book unpacks how these snake-oil shysters deceive the public

As Donald Trump knows, fear is a powerful tool in politics and makes people do dangerous things

ICE agents have brought fear and loathing to New York City - but the community is fighting back

Egged on by Trump and RFK Jr, a deadly blend of conspiracy theory and wellness woo-woo is going mainstream

Hosted by David Olusoga, the former president tackled everything from AI to political violence. The only elephant in the room was Donald Trump

Melania’s holiday decorations are expensive, unapologetically Trump-branded and will cost you $465

A thaw in UK relations and fear of Trump’s America has Brussels eager to forge closer links

Could Donald Trump ever say anything so mad that Farage would disagree with it? On this evidence, no - probably not

Coded messages on the bullets that killed Charlie Kirk reveal a nihilistic, always online world where cynicism, violence and politics blur together – and meaning itself collapses.

It's the start of a new academic year and schoolchildren in America have all become wearily accustomed to the active shooter drills

A new technological defence agreement would change the global balance of power. If Trump backs out, it could all be in jeopardy

Much like Brexit suddenly becoming a stunning success, Jacob, this isn't going to happen

The death of Charlie Kirk has resurrected Donald Trump’s movement as a vengeful crusade for America’s soul

Millions of people across Britain detest Trump, but hardly anyone showed up to protest against his state visit

The US president says he wants peace, but doesn’t seem able to do anything about it

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Digging into the detail and data to separate the noise from the news

El Salvador has become an absolutist police state. Part prison camp, part Bitcoin Beach, it’s the perfect place for Trump to send all the people he doesn’t want in America

MAGA wants all-out war on the left after the shooting of the right wing commentator, Charlie Kirk. Will Trump oblige?

Flattering a vain bully is never appealing, yet doing so will secure £7billion when the economy needs it most

It is now impossible to keep up with major live events online. And when the truth does start to emerge, don’t always assume you’ll find it in the mainstream press

Charlie Kirk’s killing is part of a long and blood-soaked US tradition that is escalating in a climate of age and fear

His policies have had the effect of reducing both demand and supply, which is pushing the US towards the worst economic scenario of all: stagflation