Millennials give Trump a second chance
As the over-60s turn away from Donald Trump, younger voters are disenchanted with Joe Biden and will place their vote elsewhere.
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Saint Barack’s halo in danger of slipping
Evidence is growing that Barack Obama’s administration bent the rules to undermine Donald Trump’s incoming team over Russian collusion.
It’s only Trump haters who take him literally
The US President has a rambling, unscientific mind — but never at any stage did he actually recommend people inject disinfectant to treat COVID-19.
Snap back recovery faces reality check
Some compare the global shutdown to tourist towns whose economies roar back to life from hibernation each summer. I’m not optimistic.
Hypocrites share Weinstein’s guilt
Many big names, in show business and beyond, enabled the disgraced movie mogul’s vile behaviour.
Sanders plays by Trump’s rule book
If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, then the Democratic party is heaping praise on Donald Trump.
How Bolton can hurt Trump at polls
While the president will be acquitted, John Bolton, a man of hawkishly reliable Republican credentials, can still do a lot of damage.
Democrats cling to their own Corbyn
Bernie Sanders shares many qualities with Labour’s failed leader and will surely go the same way in a showdown with Donald Trump.
Enjoy your new toys while you still can
Did you get a new gadget for Christmas? Enjoy it; you won’t be getting much that’s really new in future.
Digital day of reckoning looms
There’s growing discontent with the likes of Facebook and Google.
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