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Us Politics & PolicyFinancial Times |
Anti-lawfare fund could offer payouts to president’s allies and Capitol rioters
In the 2028 battle for the White House, the vice-president may face off against secretary of state Marco Rubio
California’s intended targets, whether individuals or companies, are leaving for friendlier regimes
White House pressure is being met with political flattery and strategic ambiguity that citizens find confusing
Both extremes now have an affinity for cancel culture and conspiracy theories
The outer edges of both parties are overlapping on a growing number of issues
The president’s name and face increasingly appear on institutions and the symbols of state, a form of aggrandisement once anathema to US leaders
Public opinion and elite sentiment has turned decisively against Netanyahu
As he steps up his criticism of the Iran war, the pontiff’s American background has given him a role in US politics unlike any predecessor
After a series of setbacks, the vice-president is no longer Trump’s obvious successor
As his poll numbers tank, the president’s trade and immigration agendas are encountering judicial resistance too
As the population ages and technology disrupts the economy, young workers are carrying a disproportionate tax burden
Fulfilling the Pentagon’s request would allow the US to prolong and escalate the conflict indefinitely
Failure to defend their ideology has created an intellectual vacuum on the American left
Chaos and instability are a feature, not a bug, of the US president’s approach to foreign policy
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