There is reason to hope that the Democrats might deliver this time
With a decisive rejection of Trumpism, US voters have given Democrats one more chance — they better not blow it.
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With a decisive rejection of Trumpism, US voters have given Democrats one more chance — they better not blow it.
JD Vance’s response to the midterm defeat suggests a once-untouchable Republican consensus may be starting to crack.
The US presidential pardon power has created a constitutional absurdity that can protect those accused of corruption.
Tehran brought the costs of war into American homes, fuelling the backlash against Trump's party.
As children are recruited to fight, the cost of failing to confront the Houthis is being felt far beyond Yemen.
The US midterms were a rejection of Trump's politics of division, but his legacy may be impossible to undo.
His historic victory in Michigan shows that Muslim Americans need not abandon their identity to succeed in politics.
Mojtaba Khamenei’s consultations suggest a new system of decision-making is taking shape.
The midterms sent a warning to both parties: Voters enraged by Gaza are rejecting politicians who back Israel’s wars.
Major change on key issues, such as Israel-Palestine, will be limited by the president and the Democratic establishment.
Trump acknowledges Iran war played role in defeats but says he would launch it again.
An unlikely mix of political bargains and constitutional confrontation will define the next two years.
Trump can still punish Brazil for pursuing an independent course. Can China offer lasting alternatives to US dominance?
The Mbappe controversy demonstrates how market power in sport is being used to enforce conformity.
Control of Congress is at stake, but so is the ability of American institutions to withstand presidential pressure.
It is good news the British PM is open to calls for an apology. But debt restructuring instead of reparations won’t do.
Its challenges in knowledge production cannot be blamed on some kind of innate incompetence or a political group.
The backlash against the high Palestinian turnout reveals much about the state of Israeli democracy and its future.
All 435 seats in the House of Representatives and 35 of the Senate’s 100 seats are being contested on Tuesday.
It is merely witnessing another episode of unrest that – like many others in its history – has a violent element to it.