Widespread criticism follows White House security blunder Good morning and welcome to the US politics live blog. My name is Tom Ambrose and I will be bringing you all the latest news lines over the next few hours. We start […]
Senior Trump administration officials have triggered bipartisan outrage after broadcasting classified military plans through a Signal group chat to which they had inadvertently added a prominent journalist. According to reporting in the Atlantic, the editor in chief, Jeffrey Goldberg, was
Donald Trump complained in a social media post about a portrait of him that has been hanging in the Colorado state capitol since 2019. The US president said that the painting ‘was purposefully distorted to a level that even I,
US defense secretary Pete Hegseth has blamed the media for reports he shared military plans to an unclassified Signal chat. Hegseth tried to discredit the Atlantic editor, Jeffrey Goldberg, who was added to the Signal chat by national security adviser
We too found the “outside the box” thinking in Alexander Masters’ long read (Many life-saving drugs fail for lack of funding. But there’s a solution: desperate rich people, 11 March) interesting. And we concur with Prof Roger Bayston’s views on
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The US Internal Revenue Service is reportedly nearing a deal to allow immigration officials to use tax data to support Donald Trump’s deportation agenda. Under the proposed data-sharing agreement, said to have been in negotiations for weeks, Immigration and Customs
Pete Hegseth, the US defense secretary, became the latest senior official to openly criticise a judge as the Trump administration ramped up its attacks on court challenges to its political agenda. On Saturday, Hegseth mocked US district judge Ana Reyes
Musk has China conflict of interest, says Trump Donald Trump said on Friday that plans for possible war with China should not be shared with Elon Musk because of his business interests, a rare admission that the billionaire faces conflicts
Successive governments refuse to acknowledge that mental illness overwhelmingly affects people from a lower socioeconomic class (Wes Streeting: there is overdiagnosis of mental health conditions, 16 March). There’s a reason that the prescribing of antidepressants is so much higher in areas
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Guardian Australia journalists have been recognised for their reporting across a range of categories at the Melbourne Press Club awards. Inequality reporter, Stephanie Convery, won the award for reporting on disability issues with her story about how Australians with disabilities
