The 6 January attacks never ended
The storming of the Capitol should be remembered in the context of America’s political past — and possible future.
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How Donald Trump was acquitted of inciting the US Capitol riot
At his impeachment trial the former US president avoided conviction by ten votes.
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Joe Biden’s presidency will not be a return to normality
Domestically and internationally, the incoming president faces almost unprecedented challenges.
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Can Joe Biden restore America?
The US faces a crisis of reputation on the world stage and of democracy at home. The burden now falls on…
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The New Statesman on the Trump era
The best of our US coverage from the past four years, featuring Gary Younge, Emily Tamkin, Timothy Snyder, Jeremy Cliffe and…
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How the exurbs helped decide the US 2020 election
Joe Biden’s gains in low-density, semi-rural residential communities is a story of spatial realignment, and also of political realignment among classes, ethnicities…
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Ban Donald Trump’s Twitter account – for good
For years the president has been allowed to tweet anything he wants, with deadly consequences.
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The world in 2020: Best of the New Statesman international
A selection of some of the best NS international coverage of an extraordinary year in global affairs.
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