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Boo York, Boo York! Trump gets wake-up call in city that never sleeps
The TOI correspondent from Washington: In New York City, few traditions are more sacred than complaining about traffic and berating politicians. Donald Trump, the first US President to attend an NBA final, managed to trigger both on Monday night.
How a murder in England by a Brit-Sikh triggered a MAGA meltdown over 'decline of western civilisation'
The TOI correspondent from Washington: In another era, the murder of an 18-year-old student in Southampton, England, would have remained a domestic British tragedy, investigated by police, debated in Parliament and mourned by family and friends. In 2026, however, no political controversy remains local for long.
From ceasefire to countdown: Frustrated Trump says Iran's time is up
The TOI correspondent from Washington: US President Donald Trump warned on Wednesday that Iran would "have to pay the price" for taking too long to negotiate a deal, underscoring his growing impatience with a diplomatic process that he himself has repeatedly said would produce quick results. "Iran is all talk and no action.
Trump's messy makeover reveals golden age of chaos
TOI correspondent from Washington: US President Donald Trump is facing growing questions about the coherence of his middle-east policy after claiming he has deliberately "spared" Iran's military, despite repeatedly declaring that US forces had already "decimated," and "obliterated," Iran's military capabilities. The apparent contradiction has become a metaphor for a presidency increasingly marked by conflicting narratives, stalled diplomatic initiatives, domestic legal setbacks, and a stream...
Trump’s Middle East peace remains under construction as Israel, Iran shoot at each other
TOI correspondent from Washington: US President Donald Trump is once again scrambling to preserve a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Iran, insisting that a broader peace agreement is within reach even as renewed missile exchanges, mutual threats, and deep mistrust continue to push the Middle East toward another dangerous escalation, much to global frustration. The latest flare-up over the weekend marked the most serious breakdown of the US-brokered ceasefire that took effect in April.
'Dumocracy' in America: When the President becomes a punchline
TOI correspondent from Washington: Historians may someday conclude that US President Donald Trump's greatest contribution to American political discourse was not immigration enforcement or peace treaty, or even a trade war. It may have been a painstaking seminar on how he coined the word "Dumocrats." In several interviews and speeches over the past week, Trump has unveiled what he appeared to regard as a linguistic breakthrough on par with the discovery of fire.
Unicorn in the USA: Indians aren't stealing American jobs, they're building entire HR depts
TOI correspondent from Washington: For a country currently engaged in a vigorous debate about whether immigrants are stealing jobs, swiping opportunities, overwhelming the system, and generally causing western civilization to collapse, the United States has produced a rather awkward statistic. According to a new policy brief by the National Foundation for American Policy (NFAP), immigrants have founded or co-founded 455 of America's 775 unicorns -- the term for a private startup company...
Trump suffers twin court setbacks as judges clap back at Kennedy center renaming and IRS deal
TOI Correspondent from Washington: US President Donald Trump suffered a pair of legal setbacks on Friday, adding to a growing list of court rulings that have frustrated his efforts to reshape federal institutions and advance his MAGA agenda even as he is stuck in a diplomatic dead-end over Iran. In Washington, US District Judge Christopher Cooper ordered that Trump's name be removed from the facade, branding and official materials of the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts within two weeks.
H1B visa: US judge strikes down Trump’s $100,000 visa fee
TOI Correspondent from Washington: A federal judge in Massachusetts on Monday struck down President Donald Trump’s controversial $100,000 fee on new H-1B visas, ruling that the administration lacked the legal authority to impose what the court d escribed as an unauthorised tax on employers seeking to hire highly skilled foreign workers. The ruling by US District Judge Leo Sorokin marks one of the most significant judicial setbacks yet for Trump’s effort to sharply restrict legal immigration...
California dreamin', MAGA screamin'- Trump and co see red in PIO Nithya Raman's surge in LA
TOI correspondent from Washington: Welcome to LA LA land’s latest political plot twist — where an Indian-American democratic socialist crashes the establishment party, a reality TV star cries foul, and MAGA mavericks smell yet another election heist. Spencer Pratt, the former star of MTV's The Hills and the only Republican in the Los Angeles mayoral race, went to bed on primary election night with what looked like a ticket to the November runoff: a lead of nearly 40,000 votes over...