With almost 500 days to go before the 2020 General Election, and more than 200 days before the first caucus in Iowa, the Democratic National …
Democratic Primary Debate: Responses across the web following night one | Perspective
Twitter To Warn You When Politicians Break Its Rules – But Will Still Let Their Tweets Stand
Next time Donald Trump threatens North Korea with nuclear war or shares anti-Muslim propaganda, his tweets could be prefaced with an official …
The Latest: US envoy says war with Iran ‘not necessary’
Hook estimated that Iran is still at least a year away from building a nuclear weapon. He wouldn’t comment on whether Iran had surpassed a key …
Twitter clamps down on abusive speech, in seeming nod to Trump
… showing him hitting Democratic rival Hillary Clinton with a golf ball and threaten nuclear war on North Korea by saying, “I too have a Nuclear Button, …
Japan’s Abe and China’s Xi Jinping meet amid trade war fears
Relations have historically been strained, but concerns over US trade policy and North Korea’s nuclear programme have shifted them closer. The two …
On Europe’s to-do list: save the Iran deal, prevent a war, avoid Trump’s wrath
The Europeans have also struggled to hold back Iran’s hard-liners who are pushing for a departure from the 2015 nuclear deal. Top European …
Democratic Debate Night 1: What We Learned From Each Candidate
Gabbard argued that Trump has brought us “to the brink of war in Iran,” noting that we need to rejoin the nuclear deal and negotiate to ensure that we …
Here’s what the candidates said about climate change on opening night of the Democratic debate
… Inslee said Trump is the greatest threat to the U.S. Meanwhile, U.S. Representative from Hawaii Tulsi Gabbard replied that the risk of nuclear war is …
Iran warns Trump over short war “illusion” as allies push him to keep the nuclear deal alive
Esper told NATO allies the U.S. is not seeking a war, but reiterated the need to prevent Iran gaining a nuclear weapons capability and address its …
Scott Thompson: Does it feel like the 1960s all over again?
The Vietnam War, nuclear war, communism, a divided world, civil unrest, race riots, inequality, air pollution — the world was coming to an end.