Trump's America
Inside the Clintons’ fight to avoid testifying in the US Congress over Epstein
A quiet, months-long battle between a Republican congressman and Bill and Hillary Clinton could come to a head this week.
- Annie Karni
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- Opinion
- Trump's White House
Trump loves a deal, but these two are not going to plan
Donald Trump is obsessed with the notion that he is the ultimate dealmaker. He may need to rethink that.
- Stephen Bartholomeusz
- Opinion
- Opinion
The war crimes case against Trump and Hegseth
America used to be the conscience of the world. Those days are long gone.
- Geoffrey Robertson
- Analysis
- Trump diplomacy
‘Crossed the line’: The week Trump turned his back on Europe
A US security plan takes aim at European governments for being weak, with a fixation on open borders, political correctness and censorship.
- James Rothwell
National Trust sues Trump to stop White House ballroom after East Wing razed
The controversial ballroom project is among several sweeping changes the US president has made to the White House since he returned to office.
- Bill Barrow
My daughter had high hopes when we moved to the US. She ended up fearing Trump might ‘get’ me
An Australian journalist moved with her family to New York City just before Trump retook power. She reflects on a year with a front-row seat to tumultuous events in the US.
- Liz Gooch
- Opinion
- Opinion
A deep dive into the time of Trumpian magical realism
“What will fiction be like in the Trump era?” one writer wondered eight years ago. Now we have the answer: not as fanciful as reality.
- Nikki Barrowclough
- Opinion
- USA
Hand over my social media accounts and pics? I’m cancelling my US trip
It’s a strange old time when a country that once symbolised freedom and the open road wants to poke through your social media posts.
- Kate Halfpenny
How a manosphere star accused of rape and trafficking was freed
Facing serious charges, Andrew Tate was barred from leaving Romania. Then weeks after Donald Trump took office, an extraordinary order came down from the highest levels of the Romanian government.
- Megan Twohey and Isabella Kwai
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- Venezuela crisis
Could Trump’s Caribbean boat strikes be what finally splinters the MAGA movement?
The captain’s pick for the role of defence secretary is facing allegations he’s presided over a military mission that may have been marked by war crimes. That’s a step too far for some of the president’s fans.
- Samantha Selinger-Morris
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