Hussein Ibish

In the hands of a Republican-majority Senate, leader Mitch McConnell could call the shots in an impeachment trial involving the US president

If regime leaders in Tehran conclude they are dealing with a paper tiger, they will be making a grave miscalculation

The national security adviser had to go because the US administration's foreign policy was increasingly deviating from his uber-hawkish views

As a storm brews over an apparently doctored map showing the path of Hurricane Dorian, why can't the US president admit when he gets it wrong? asks Hussein Ibish

Thought police officials have gone far beyond their legitimate security mandate in banning Ismail Ajjawi from entering the US

He might value being unpredictable but investors never do. Meanwhile seemingly immutable norms lie in tatters

The visit to her grandmother could have been an historic trip, which could have been recorded, immortalised and publicised to show Palestinian life under occupation

This theory is based on the premise that white people are under siege from an influx of non-white immigrants

The Middle East envoy, on a tour of the region, champions a shift away from a two-state solution to wholesale support of Israeli annexation

Those hoping for impeachment were let down, while the damning facts about the president were confirmed

Members of the GOP must now must adopt or accommodate the US president's racial attitudes – or leave

The first Twitter President still feels persecuted by the very online platforms he exploits

At best, it seeks an end-of-conflict agreement involving large-scale Israeli annexation of occupied Palestinian territory and no sovereign Palestinian state

The US government's immigration policies are rooted in a refusal to accept demographic change and loss of power

Since his inauguration, the US president has attacked institutions and attempted to shield himself from any form of oversight