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When the painful blows coming to Americans’ daily lives, health and wallets hit, it is his presidency that could become Covid-19's most politically significant victim
The former American vice president has pulled off an astonishing rise to the head of the Democratic pack
In the unlikely event the Democratic Party contender beats Donald Trump in this year's election, his policies will not serve the US well, either domestically or abroad
History shows that radical overreach on the part of the 'strong' has grim implications for the 'weak', and for itself
A concerted effort to punish the whistleblower, the witnesses and those who co-operated with the impeachment probe undermines American democracy
The lengths the party-controlled Senate has gone to in its bid to get the president acquitted has troubling consequences for the country's democracy
By rushing to impeach because of their own election calendars, Democrats are committing a significant blunder
Mr Trump has asked the Senate to quickly dismiss charges
Donald Trump, as well as both the country's major political parties, seem torn between internationalism and isolationism
But whether the US administration is prepared to deal with the consequences of a dramatic escalation with Iran is an entirely different matter
End of the decade: Broken politics has left successive governments in Washington rudderless, increasingly distracted and lacking in purpose on the global stage
Even his loyal support base is beginning to fall out of love with the 'morally lost and confused' US president
The appointment of Kenneth Marcus and the redefining of Judaism as a 'race' rather than a religion is a bid to clamp down on criticism of Israel
The US president can make the case that the hurry to try and remove him from office is politically-motivated
Donald Trump's unorthodox approach to allies and adversaries seem to be coalescing in the Korean Peninsula
