Nicky Woolf

There is no incentive for the Democrats to be conciliatory on the budget negotiations; nor, after the last few years of partisan bad feeling, will there be much inclination among them to do so.

As an expected 250,000 people prepare to march in London against his visit, even the most reliably pro-Trump corners of US media are struggling to put a

The Detroit-born daughter of immigrants from Palestine and self-described “fighter” has a history of taking on big business – and she’s running unopposed.

The Facebook founder has been on a “transparency tour” to try to shore up his company’s image – but leaked boardroom comments reveal that in private he sees Warren as an “existential threat.”

If we can’t live without them, shouldn’t social networks be public utilities, rather than private companies?

Chris Christie’s presidential hopes have taken a hit, thanks to the “bridge” scandal. But if he learns the lesson that the American public has little tolerance for proto-Nixonion political thuggery, and – crucially – stops hiring people who operate that w

As always with Trump’s morning tweetstorms, the chain of custody for the idea is not difficult to track.

Sleeplessness is difficult to cope with, and can result in dizziness, paranoia and hallucinations. But chronic insomnia sufferer Nicky Woolf reckons he’ll see the sunrise more times than you will.

Both Democrat and Republican supporters have been fired-up by one of the most divisive nomination battles in American history.

With power still out, hitherto hidden communities emerge - people are actually meeting each other.

“It’s usually a bit mental but maybe not that mental.”

There’s plenty adults will enjoy, too.

Nicky Woolf navigates day four of the Fringe.

It is, at the very minimum, ironic that a book about slipping media standards is full of errors.

Written by Time’s Mark Halperin and New York Magazine’s John Heilemann, this book is based on more than 500 in-depth interviews with everyone from junior advisers to the candidates, recorded on the condition of a strict embargo.

In a rare public statement – his first and only since he was appointed to investigate election interference into the 2016 campaign two years ago – Special

Alex Acosta, Donald Trump’s secretary of labor, has resigned amid a growing furore around a so-called “sweetheart deal” he gave to multi-millionaire

The White House is demanding that a government watchdog withdraw a report recommending the dismissal of senior adviser Kellyanne Conway for repeatedly

The White House released a segment of the conversation between Donald Trump and Volodmyr Zelensky. It’s more damning than the president may have intended.

In testimony that devastates the presidential line of denial, EU ambassador Gordon Sondland – a former Trump donor at the centre of the Ukraine scandal