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The Sessions controversy shows the administration doesn’t know what it doesn’t know, leaving itself vulnerable to calls for more investigations

The web has broadened the flow of information, introduced new voices into political debates and empowered citizens worldwide but its disruptive appeal is far too real and dangerous

The US senator has responded to his diagnosis of brain cancer with typical grit and humour

Populist anger turns sharply against obama and his party

The question is whether the former Florida governor can take advantage of his Republican establishment support without letting it encumber his presidential candidacy

The lack of competition for the nomination may seem like a gift at this point

Can the British Labour Party help Democrats in the United States find their way back to power? In a week when Prime Minister Tony Blair was humbled by the voters on the way to a re-election victory, that may be an odd question.

The chancellor of the exchequer is likely to become the prime minister when Blair steps aside some time during a third term.