America

The regulator is there to make sure news channels don’t break the rules. But somewhere along the line, it stopped doing its job. Why?

The war is being overseen by senior US officials, including Pete Hegseth, with beliefs and attitudes towards non-believers that are almost medieval

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The Spanish prime minister succeeds because he thinks, speaks and acts in bold, primary colours

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MAGA has made the land of the free more of a global danger than a repressive surveillance state that spies, steals and kills

The oil supply has gone and with an economy in ruins, Cubans are now struggling to eat. US sanctions are pushing the Caribbean nation towards catastrophe

The president’s attack on Iran is about building an American dynasty – and stuffing his family’s coffers yet further

The right wing hack and partner of Reform’s Richard Tice welcomes us into her magnificent wartorn penthouse (note to lawyers: this is satire)

Stupidity isn't the biggest problem with MAGA – and Mike Judge’s 2006 farce is itself deeply flawed

It is hard to imagine a more unsuitable, callous and dunder-headed person to lead the US into war. He is a misogynist, frat-boy, booze-swilling fantasist. One day his favourite slogan, FAFO, might well come back to bite him

The US secretary of war insulted the American dead, attacked the press and released one of the most stupid pieces of propaganda ever made. 

Trump may not have a plan, but the Iranians do. And Americans aren’t going to like it

Prediction markets are a way of betting on the future. But have members of the Trump administration been using them to profit from secret military knowledge?

Even his MAGA base thinks it’s madness. But amongst the outrage, there are still some Americans who cling to magical thinking, and to the idea that it’ll all work out fine

Somewhere along the line, the American right became detached from the importance of “truth”, and we all know whose fault that is. But how did it happen?

The Minnesota bloodbath was all his idea. For now, he’s safely in the White House – but one day he could make a very useful scapegoat

Donald Trump takes on the world and loses - as imagined by Henry Morris

Trump’s Iran war has been launched with no evidence, no intelligence and no plan

The Iran War will inevitably lead to the collapse of Trump’s political project. It’s tempting to welcome that prospect – but it could make the president even more dangerous

Ken Burns, the great documentary-maker, returns with a masterful study of the American revolution. The resonances for the present day are hard to miss

On the off chance something good does emerge from this chaotic conflict, don’t rush to give the President any credit for it

We know what happens when the US breaks something and then walks away. The result is catastrophe. The problem is, Trump doesn’t really care

The experiences of Iraq and Libya show what happens when the west attacks but has no plan.

Trump wants to decapitate the Iranian regime. But the danger now is a proliferating conflict that runs out of control

Charles Kushner – Jared’s dad – spent two years in jail after secretly filming his brother-in-law with a prostitute. So naturally Donald Trump made him ambassador to France. It’s been a disaster

The battle for Labour is to keep US-style bigotry out of Britain. To do that, it cannot simply change its language on immigration and race. It must also change policies

They’re the single largest demographic group in America and arguably the most politically influential – yet they seem to attract the ire and contempt of political figures from all sides

Four years after the all out invasion, Ukrainians want more than just warm words. They want real help to end this war. Trump isn’t going to give it – so it’s down to us

If the president thinks he’s about to lose control of Congress, there’s a range of tricks he could use to steal the election. It will take a nation of millions to stop him

Weiss made a career by playing the media outsider. But now she’s running CBS – and despite declining audience and newsroom turmoil, there’s no way she can lose