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Opponents of the war in Iraq must be chagrined to see pretty much all of their arguments discredited by events.

She’s an emissary of a vicious regime that aims to drive a wedge between Washington and Seoul

No one expects the US Congress to stop all mass shootings, but it has the power to make them rarer

The probe into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election is politically and culturally significant

Trump’s defence doesn’t need to convince dispassionate observers, but it needs to keep him in office

Kim is manoeuvring to preserve his nuclear programme while relaxing international sanctions and dissipating Trump’s ‘fire and fury’

He was needed to chronicle the gaudy spectacle of the US — its highs as well as its lows

From ‘America’s mayor’ to Trump’s ‘chump’, one of the most conspicuous Republicans is hogging spotlight for all the wrong reasons

His presidency appears to be a lost golden age when reason and morality reigned

The Arizona senator insisted on putting the nation’s interest above self-interest and his reputation will cast such a long shadow over American politics for years to come

If the US president-elect wants to put suspicions to rest, he should get as tough with the Kremlin as he vows to do with America’s other enemies

The Iraq situation shows the danger of a premature, unilateral withdrawal