US elections: The Bern Legacy
Bernie Sanders built a movement with the tools of social media. Can his supporters sustain it after the campaign is over?
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Barack Obama
TTIP: Obama says trade deal should be signed by the 'end of the year'
Obama described national laws and protections as “regulatory and bureaucratic irritants and blockages to trade.”
Boris Johnson is not racist, Iain Duncan Smith says
The former DWP secretary said there was 'no way' Mr Johnson was racist
For ordinary Cubans, Obama's historic visit is already fading
One month on since US President Barack Obama’s historic visit, Cuba has just held its seventh Communist Party congress
Obama plans to send 250 more US troops to Syria
Obama sent 50 US special operations forces to Syria last year in what officials called a 'counterterrorism' mission
May says UK faces losing control over immigration - even after Brexit
Home Secretary makes major foray into EU referendum debate
Obama's use of British English makes some people suspicious
The US President's use of the word 'queue' sparked some debate
Hillary Clinton 'values a strong British voice in the EU'
Ms Clinton’s husband, former US president Bill Clinton, has also said he hopes the UK remains part of the economic bloc
Obama and Cameron squeeze in a round of golf
The leaders played on the Chandler's Cross course in Herfordshire after visiting The Globe theatre in London
Obama urges young people to reject cynicism and change the world
'My primary message is going to be to reject pessimism and cynicism, know that progress is possible and that problems can be solved'
Obama's intervention in EU debate could be a game-changer
Barack Obama’s intervention in the European Union referendum was more spectacular than many in the In campaign dared to hope for. They will now dare to dream that it might prove a game-changer in the tight referendum race.
Obama says Brexit would put Britain to 'back of the trade queue'
US President dismisses Boris Johnson's accusations of 'ancestral dislike' of Britain
Sketch: An American Invasion on Whitehall
The grey skies outside were the only reminder you were still in Britain as the US mounts a special ops takeover of the Foreign Office
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Boris Johnson accused of ‘dog whistle racism’ over Obama remark
'This is beyond the pale and base politics of the worst kind. We may have come to expect this from Donald Trump'
Boris Johnson attacks 'part-Kenyan' Obama's 'ancestral dislike' of UK
The Mayor of London attacked the president for endorsing the UK's position in the EU
Barack Obama says 'world needs UK's influence in Europe to continue'
The US President is expected to make an intervention supporting a vote to remain in the EU
White House concerned that Russia is moving artillery into Syria
In the face of fraying peace talks, the US is urging Russia to focus its efforts on ‘supporting the diplomatic process'