Michael Goldfarb

The racist chants of some anti-Israel protesters in the West are becoming hard to ignore

Far from having an intellectual organising principle, they are simply a product of the social media age we live in

Some say the prospect of a former and possibly future president being tried puts the country in peril, but it's a dilemma the US has been gripped by since Nixon

There is just one explanation for why there are so many gun deaths in America. Everything else is noise

Leaders close to Putin have faced setbacks in recent days, but two big tests are coming up this autumn

Al Qaeda's attack on America had the unintended consequence of sending the Labour Party into the wilderness - possibly for decades

Muslim representation slowly increasing at the national political level, though stigmatisation remains a major issue

US journalist reported on the September 11 attacks as the day unfolded

This year's ceremonies will be just one more demonstration of how far America has strayed from 'normal'

The coronavirus pandemic, racial injustice and the country's voting system are all in the spotlight with just days left until November 3 vote

He has suffered many setbacks, but the Democratic President-elect now offers voters a return to the pre-Trump era

American history is dotted with episodes of election violence but elements of the current situation are unprecedented

Both parties have been canvassing in the critical swing state, which is a must-win for Donald Trump if he is to retain the Presidency

The September 11 attacks briefly united a wounded nation, but much older wounds were left to fester

Traditional tools of persuasion – such as the presidential debate – no longer work in a polarised climate