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Republicans seeking a government shutdown were playing a self-defeating game
Were the House extremists deliberately trying to sabotage the US economy?
Biden stares at a potential shutdown, but he needn't worry
The Republican Party has been responsible for recent shutdowns, but this time it's blindingly obvious to the public
Even with impeachment threats and indicted son, Biden will still prevail
The obstacles facing the US President are not yet enough to cost him his job in next year's election
JFK's assassination: A contrarian view to the 'magic bullet' theory should be heard
Paul Landis, a former Secret Service agent, was a few feet away from Kennedy when he was shot. What he witnessed needs to be taken seriously
Trump wants to replace federal staff with his supporters
Purging thousands, much less tens of thousands, of qualified civil servants though on ideological grounds isn't all that simple
Republican politics has seen in Trump a triumph of the personality cult
Trump was the big winner at the Milwaukee debate even though he wasn't there
Is this checkmate for Trump?
He needs to convince jurors that he did not intend to disrupt the US constitutional system to keep his grip on power
US courts are at the centre of a national maelstrom
The Supreme Court ruling on reproductive rights is at odds with majority American public opinion
Can prosecutors prove Trump knowingly lied?
Even if he convinced himself he won the 2020 election, intentional ignorance of verified facts isn’t a viable defence
Trump leads the Republicans despite Tim Scott
Tim Scott may be a rising star, but Trump's infamous claim he could 'shoot someone' and still hold the base is evidently true
Trump's ambitions are clashing with his legal woes
The presidential hopeful faces several trials that intersect with his electoral schedule
Have US views on the Israeli occupation changed?
Conservative media claims Biden is incorrectly labelling Palestinian territories as 'occupied' are downright cynical
A new court ruling on disinformation pokes another hole in America's Constitution
The US legal system is stuck in an ongoing pattern of undermining everything it's meant to stand for
Hypocrisy at the heart of US Supreme Court Judge's opposition
Justice Clarence Thomas benefitted from the programmes he is now arguing against
Even limited US-Iran dialogue reduces risks posed by no deal
An informal nuclear agreement will keep in check the likely drift towards war
