‘The idea that Denmark should sell 50,000 citizens to the US is completely insane’

Mueller hearings shamed Republicans and failed Democrats thirsting for impeachment

Meeting with dictator Kim Jong-un prompts president to signal restart of nuclear talks

US Politics: Trump would savage a humbler foreign policy but Democrats should stand firm

Leaders must show that China, which poses no conventional threat, has to be countered

Buckingham Palace declined to comment on US president's remarks about meeting monarch

US Politics: It is not the pacifism or realpolitik that is striking, but the indifference

Populists do not live and die on their record – they live on a sense of rolling crisis

House judiciary committee votes to subpoena Mueller report from US attorney general

Decline in emigration to US is prompting rethink of long-standing relationship

Bush could claim to have been one of the most successful foreign-policy US presidents

US president visited Turnberry earlier this week and is latest in long line of enthusiasts

Strength of support for repeal noticeable across all age groups but apathy is the enemy

State Department advice a sign that officials fear violent reaction to Trump announcement

Former US president complains Obama did not forge better relations with Pyongyang

Rex Tillerson uses diplomatic approach after Trump’s ‘fire and fury’ speech

With mixed messages and unnecessary red lines, Trump has made a volatile situation even more perilous

Patrick Freyne looks at how US presidents have been sworn in across the centuries

US’s Barack Obama and Japan’s Shinzo Abe to meet at Pearl Harbor 75 years after attack

John Breen finds those who voted for next president are not monsters but patriots

President and successor show a unified front as they begin formal handover of power

Trump’s poor rating among minority voters leaves him requiring support of white voters

Republican has tender ego, whereas Democrat is so tough she is known as ‘the Warrior’

A presidential pilgrimage on upcoming Japan visit would be controversial

Losses dealt to frontrunners as prospect of Republican convention fight raised

A general rule of thumb: the most confident are the least accurate, according to research

Survivors still live with the legacy of the A-bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki

Wisconsin governor pitches his conservative campaign on track record of ‘big, bold reforms’

Eileen Battersby: Europe’s streets lined with people too exhausted by six years of grief

Mitch McConnell says he will work with White House but not on Obamacare

Even the star power of the Clintons couldn’t save the party from an unpopular president

Lakenheath in Suffolk is keeping a close eye on developments in eastern Europe

Tourists still gawp at the grassy knoll, but today’s city is an entirely different place to the Dallas of 1963

Like Keynes, we may lose the argument with the Troika but that’s no reason not to have the debate, writes Chris Johns