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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
Does Trump's candidacy hinge on the verdict of his hush money trial?
By the time the judgment is rendered, one side or the other is likely to sustain a serious political hit
Student protests will shape a generation of Americans' thinking on social justice
Anti-apartheid demonstrations in the 1980s set a new standard on American campuses, and today's movement will do the same
Gaza protests: US universities are betraying their core mission
They should, instead, be tapping into their resources for serious but difficult dialogue
Iran-Israel conflict poses an existential risk for Lebanon, unless Biden can intervene
Israel will be looking to retaliate for Tehran's recent strike, and Hezbollah may be in the crosshairs
Biden will have to choose between his left-wing base and the Never Trumpers
It's a tough pick, as the President could risk losing support in his own party by trying to win over alienated Republicans
A bit of good news for Trump is still dwarfed by his mounting legal woes
His trial starting on April 15 could determine the outcome of November's presidential election
Biden's fiery State of the Union has given him a decisive edge over Trump
The US President's speech, in tone and substance, was the perfect launchpad for his re-election campaign
Biden and Trump are showing their age – but only one of them is in a legal mess
Republicans are buoyed by two apparently encouraging rulings from the US Supreme Court but Trump may yet be on trial before the November election
Haley is losing to Trump but she should persist
Her perseverance has become less about winning the nomination, and more about providing a political address for Republican voters uncomfortable with Trump
Both US parties have been hit hard by recent setbacks
Republicans give the impression they are incapable of anything meaningful and Biden's suffered his own political debacle
Going after UNRWA is a charade
The campaign against the refugee agency is crucial to Israel – to eliminate Palestinian leverage on the global stage
Can the US avoid Tower 22 drone strike pulling it into a new war?
Responding to the attack with firmness without intensifying a drift towards regional conflict will be the most challenging spill-over of the Israel-Gaza for the Biden administration
