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Joe Biden: The Unchosen One
Sudeep Paul
Few like the White House incumbent but many will vote for him again
The Wisdom of Hindsight
It took four years and violence at the seat of American democracy for Republicans to move against Donald Trump
‘Silent Majority’
These people often reply ‘don’t know’ if asked by pollsters and often stay at home on polling day out of sheer disgust
Who’s Afraid of a Caricature?
The Trump problem is more a crisis of aesthetics than an imminence of madness
Donald Trump: ‘I Absolutely Want Talented People Coming In’
Talking trade, China, immigrants and his own presidency with Donald Trump in the Oval Office
Trump and the American Dream 2016
The newest fairytale of democracy carries within it the ominous iconography of change
Dented Trump
Hillary Clinton may have a slight advantage now but in its month-long denouement, the US presidential election is too close to call
US Election 2016: Donald Up Close
The Republican candidate is much more pleasant in private than in his snarling public performances. Our contributor gets closer to Donald Trump
Hillary Clinton: Make Way for Madam President
In spite of the trust deficit, it’s time for the Clinton dynasty’s tryst with the White House
Henry Kissinger: The Soft Power of Super K
A portrait of the world’s most influential diplomat as an idealist. Niall Ferguson in his magisterial biography of Henry Kissinger discovers the intellectual who preceded the statesman
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