Reputation of autocracy and the power of money
The Republican setback in the polls has consequences for Putin, Netanyahu and the extreme European right wing, as well as questioning the power of the technological billionaires
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The Republican setback in the polls has consequences for Putin, Netanyahu and the extreme European right wing, as well as questioning the power of the technological billionaires
Republican fiasco diminishes the president's authority and will affect from Iran and Israel to the US global position
I would like to think that the magnificent Republican defeat on Tuesday also responds to a raging of the evil of trumpism and not just to the price of gasoline
Everything that is now triumphing in the US elections is too much like what Social Democracy invented here to then abandon it.
The senator, supported by Obama and compared to the former, is the favorite in the betting houses as a presidential candidate in the next election.
The US President has begun to give clues about his next steps with the appointment of radical Stephen Miller as new chief of staff
The Democratic Party goes through a moment of euphoria that was not lived since the election of Barack Obama in 2008. But the challenge ahead, to defeat Donald Trump in the 2028 presidential, demands, according to historian Michael Kazin, to abandon elitism and to transmit empathy to ordinary men and women, as well as to maintain the coalition between the left wing and the moderate wing of the party.
The state remains red in the middle of a map that was dyed in blue, but with fewer votes for Republicans among criticism of economic and immigration policies
Party leaders say their priority now is not to dismiss Trump or enter cultural wars, but to relieve the middle citizen's pocket
The brake on data centres is breaking into the Democrats' program. Elon Musk moved to Texas but the blue tide came to him. The fault for a bubble to burst is more of the one who swallows it than of the one who punches it.
Without being able to reappear and with a hostile Congress, the Republican threatens to plant battle and turn the end of his presidency into a political war with the appointment of Stephen Miller
The Serbian American economist warns of the birth of a new high-education elite, which combines high income for work and capital
The EU's extreme right-wing parties move from rattling the US President to separating his fate on the eve of an electoral superyear
The appointment of the so far internal policy adviser points to a tougher turn of the Administration following the defeat of the Republicans in the mid-term elections
Replace Susie Wiles in charge. It is the first fact sheet that moves in the government after the electoral debacle in the 'midterms'
The Massachusetts Congressman, of progressive ideology, defends child education and the rights of trans-people, and is critical of Israel's siege in Gaza
70% of young voters declined by blue party candidates, exceeding the percentage of two years ago by 30 points
Netanyahu is silent about the double chandelier in the polls and the end of Washington's millionaire military aid, while J. D. Vance explains the Democratic triumph for the war against Iran
Republican Senator Tom Massie plans to conduct a political trial against the head of the Pentagon, although Trump insists he supports his minister
The rejection of 40 of 41 proposals to build these facilities is a serious blow to the sector and anticipates a change in the vision of Congress on industry