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The US has cut more than £150 million in aid to Palestinians to pressure the Palestinian government to give up more rights.

There are some problems with Spike Lee’s new film, not least how it portrays the cops, but it redeems itself with its key message, says Antony Hamilton

Donald Trump surrounded himself with crooks and thieves during his 2016 presidential election campaign. Two court cases taking place in the US prove it. They give glimpses into the rottenness of the world Trump inhabits and his presidency.

Police attacked an anti-fascist demonstration in downtown Portland, Oregon, on 4 August.

US journalist Anna Clark has covered the Flint water scandal since 2014 and has released a new book, The Poisoned City. She spoke to Alistair Farrow about how racism and poverty combined with greed to create disaster

The Greek government faces outrage over its failures and austerity policies, following huge wildfires that killed almost 100 people

Donald Trump spent last week testing the limits of presidential power—and the contradictions that keep him in place.

Iraqi people are still suffering as a result of the West’s invasion and the corrupt system it installed. But Phil Marfleet explains that resistance is on the streets

The truth about the billionaire Amazon boss

Protesters in Chicago faced down police after cops killed Harith Augustus last Saturday, shooting him in the back.

The extreme centre, as author Tariq Ali dubbed mainstream neoliberal parties, is convinced that Donald Trump’s European tour confirmed he is unfit to be president. And it’s true that his performance has been characteristically erratic, and occasionally idiotic.

There was an atmosphere of defiance and jubilation as tens of thousands of people poured into Trafalgar Square in London on Friday to protest against Donald Trump’s visit.