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In picking Tim Walz, Kamala Harris is signalling confidence
If Harris were nervous about the outcome of November's election, she might have picked Josh Shapiro
The energy of the Harris campaign has reframed the US election
The reframed campaign is now a sprint to the November election
With Trump riding new momentum, Biden will need to move quickly
The Democrats can win in November, but only if the US President does something significant or steps aside
Kamala Harris should replace Biden and take on Trump
Her candidacy would not split the party coalition and she could even energise many despondent Democratic voters
Democrats are not quite so different from Republicans
By trying to conceal the President's true state of cognition, the Democratic Party, while still preferable to Republicans, doesn't provide all that stark a contrast to them
Arab Americans should note Trump's use of ‘Palestinian’ as a slur
They are right to be disillusioned with the President's Gaza policy, but voting for a third-party candidate or staying home will only help his rival return to the White House
Biden must drop out of the race before it’s too late
On substance, Donald Trump was dreadful but Democrats' chances of victory cannot rest on a candidate with evident, even if intermittent, mental fog
Why Biden-Trump debate could be most significant in US history
In a debate of many firsts, whoever underperforms stands a good chance of losing the election in November
Why the US Supreme Court's reputation is so tarnished
Neither the financial shenanigans of Justice Clarence Thomas nor Justice Samuel Alito's ideological leanings are doing the institution – or America – any favours
The dishonest spectacle of Trump being interviewed by Dr Phil
Viewers watched two former TV celebrities bonding tightly over conspiratorial and legally unsound theories
Netanyahu fighting Biden's plan to end the war bodes ill for the 'special relationship'
Biden says it's time to end the war. Netanyahu disagrees and is unlikely to risk losing his coalition and power just to please Washington
The verdict on Trump is in, but the jury is still out on Biden and the election
Trump's conviction doesn't rule him out of the White House even if it is undoubtedly a big blow
Biden's mapping a different route to the White House this time
In the run up to the US presidential election, Biden is relying on a contrast with Trump and appears to be saying: take it or leave it
The US is in a bind over ICC arrest warrants for Israeli and Hamas officials
The biggest problem for Biden is the manifest truth of the accusations
