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Brasília parliamentarian and Florida Spac executive are behind deal with ex-president’s Truth start-up
Moderates object to bill’s cost and its increased levies on companies and the rich
The conservative West Virginia senator wields huge power over the party — and isn’t afraid to use it
US regulatory shake-up will mainly effect people who would otherwise have gone without
Imposing conformity through intimidation is not what is supposed to happen in democracies
The world needs China and the US to find a framework for managing tensions
White House seeks to play down comments that appeared to signal change in ambiguous policy
Scandal risks complicating reappointment of chair and leaving central bank rudderless
New rules come after two regional bank presidents resigned following questionable dealings
New defence system-busting weapon could change the balance of power
The US president’s grand plan is being whittled down by lobbyists, not his ideological opponents
With the announcement lacking anything as mundane as a business plan, investors would be taking a lot on trust
Former US president to go public with Truth Social via merger with blank-cheque company
Resistance to move from Kyrsten Sinema is forcing administration to recast measures to finance $3.5tn spending package
Democratic infighting and poor messaging hampers push to spend trillions of dollars on popular policies
Victory for a Republican former private equity executive would serve as a warning for Democrats before next year’s midterms
Oligarch was placed under sanctions by the US in 2018 over alleged links to the Kremlin
Time may be running out for Washington and its allies to hold the region’s miscreant governments to account
While Washington stays vigilant, the corporate world sees new opportunity
Career diplomat had negotiated with the Taliban over American pullout from the country
Former US president cites executive privilege in attempt to have documents over violent events of January 6 withheld
Military leader and first black secretary of state regretted UN speech on Iraq weapons intelligence
Bitter partisanship at home is holding back US diplomacy
Secretary-general Jens Stoltenberg reveals significant broadening of alliance’s objectives to include Beijing
The US president’s domestic problems are hobbling his efforts to defend freedom overseas
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