Americans are waking up to smell the coffee. Turns out it’s tea. The Tea Party was transformed from a potentially forgettable protest movement into an established political fact at this week’s Congressional election, putting at least five of its candidates into the Senate and more than twice as many into the House of Representatives. “I […]
America’s official colors are red, white and blue but the man to watch right now is orange, writes <b>Jonathan Mann</b>.
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/ 9 September 2010
Rahm Emanuel, President Barack Obama’s famously fierce and foul-mouthed chief of staff, has a sudden opportunity to run for a job back home.
Millions of Americans spent this week ignoring politics and concentrating on summer, but there was no getting away from Sarah Palin.
President Barack Obama is thinking about jobs: looking for jobs for more than 14-million Americans and protecting the jobs of Washington lawmakers.
United States President Barack Obama has one man and one year left to win in Afghanistan. And this week, that man warned about the year ahead.
This was bound to be a difficult time for the company long known as British Petroleum, writes <b>Jonathan Mann</b>.
This week’s deadly Israeli attack on an activist flotilla in the Mediterranean seems to have left the White House adrift.
The oil spill off the south coast of the US now reaches practically all the way to the White House — and President Barack Obama is being soiled.
Some of the richest and most powerful people in the US are arguing about money and the world has trillions of dollars invested in the outcome.