Hollywood looks,a sense of humour and pushback against the president have put the California governor in the spotlight. Could he end up in the top job? One test is coming up next month.
Critics blasted the “protective measures” as a sign of the vice president’s entitlement,particularly given the Trump administration’s focus on slashing government spending.
The blundering Signal chat may be the least of the Trump administration’s dangerous moves. As a former senior spy put it,“we’re shooting ourselves in the head,not the foot”.
A close US election result might well reproduce the scenes of the January 6,2021,Capitol riots. But the Supreme Court,and its habit of overturning norms,could be what helps Trump prevail.
A new emissions tracker,launched by ex-US vice president Al Gore,brings bad news.
Wars are often a catalyst for change,as we are seeing in Europe with a big tilt towards renewable energy as a consequence of the Russian invasion of Ukraine
Almost a quarter-way through the 21st century,one has to ask:were we justified in striding into the New Millennium,as I did,with exuberance and optimism?
On what was billed as youth day at COP26,Greta Thunberg dismissed the rhetoric of older generations as she addressed thousands of young people who rallied in central Glasgow.
As the Glasgow climate talks loom the small island nations with the most at stake are demanding real action from their more powerful neighbours,Australia included.
The US constitution,for all its virtues,has huge gaps on what happens when election results are close or chaotic.