Researchers warn that funding cuts have left the central African country vulnerable to the deadly virus and say a vaccine is potentially just months away

The president has unveiled financing for victims of political ‘weaponisation’, with party lawmakers fearing it will lead to disaster at the midterms

Democrats say gerrymandering has diluted Black vote, amid fears of losing lead despite unpopularity of Trump

James Fishback, a 31-year-old nationalist, is winning support from those angry with the US president over the Iran war

Within minutes of the attack at the White House correspondents’ dinner, claims that it was staged flooded social media

Former Fox News host apologises for ‘misleading people’ as rift widens among the right

Upset by falling ratings and soaring fuel prices because of his war against Iran, Donald Trump is searching for the next scapegoat within his depleted administration

If Nato is ‘damaged beyond repair’, Europe must strengthen its own defences and stop relying on America to come to the rescue

Trump firing his attorney general just a month after he sacked his homeland security secretary paints a picture of a White House in chaos

The eventual rescue of missing US pilot caps a week of confusion for the president as he loses his grip on the conflict

Is the war in Iran impacting MAGA support for Donald Trump, if so, why?  

Saudi Arabia have called on the US to topple Iranian regime and reopen the Strait of Hormuz

As November’s crunch elections approach, the leader of the free world is bent on beating the Democrats any way he can, and doesn’t care who knows it

The departure of the White House counterterrorism chief over the president’s ‘betrayal’ has brought Republican splits into the open

President turns cobbler as Trump buys Oxford dress shoes for colleagues who are ‘afraid not to wear them’ – even if they don’t fit

‘All options open’, says White House press secretary, but deploying elite troops inside Iran is dividing Republicans

For Israel to target and kill Iran’s supreme leader took knowledge and precision. Former military officials comment on the attack and what might happen next

The US president’s military advisers were unable to give him the assurances he demanded of a quick victory. But he went ahead anyway, with no clear endgame in sight

Stung by a rare rulingagainst him by conservatives he appointed, the US president sees red. Hugh Tomlinson reports from Washington

Former colleagues of the new civil service leader describe an ‘atmosphere of bullying’ at consulate