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Biden has again delivered with the debt ceiling
The US President has shown once again his superpower is his normality, transparency and predictability
The debt ceiling crisis could make or break the Biden presidency
He has puzzlingly yet to articulate what's at stake to and for the American public
Both Biden and Trump face problems in the run-up to the 2024 election
Time is running out and the candidates have the US divided
A jury has judged Trump - now more voters will, too
Women across America will find it hard to ignore the $5 million verdict against the former president in his case against writer E Jean Carroll
In US high office, better checks and balances are needed
There is one standard for ordinary Americans, another for the wealthy, yet another for the somewhat politically powerful
Do any Republican alternatives to Trump stand a chance in the 2024 presidential race?
It doesn't look like there are candidates who could derail Trump next year but it's still early in the race
America's red-blue divides are deepening
The divides that have come to shape American culture are increasingly inescapable
Why do US judges have such bad judgment?
Don't be surprised if trust in America's politicised and out-of-touch justice system is lacking
The case against Donald Trump is stronger than anticipated
This may well not be the last such experience in a courtroom for the former US president
Netanyahu is alienating liberal Jewish Americans
A new Israeli political majority is, in the meantime, dividing America's Jewish population along partisan lines
Trump believes his indictment is good news. Is he right?
The former president’s arrest will whip up his base – but most Americans will be turned off
Email leaks in the American media underline the absence of moderate Republicans
A recent political scandal is a reminder of how the US news media and audiences are divided into two
How ambitious is Biden's Middle East policy?
Partnerships with allies – even if to pursue different goals – plays a central role in US policy to the region
How America's right got trapped in lies about the 2020 election
The Fox network email trove shows how the US political right has gained so much ground, veering towards absurd falsehoods
How to honour close friends after their death
'Interacting with Colin, Blake and Pratip illuminated the intersection of the personal and political registers'
