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The article discusses the British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's admiration for the U.S., including its impact on Great Britain's relations with the U.S., Johnson's relation with U.S. President Donald Trump and the Brexit process, or British withdrawal from the European Union (E.U.). An overview of Johnson's perspective on the Iraq War that began in 2003 is provided.

The article focuses on British politician Nigel Farage's public protest against proposed smoking bans in United Kingdom, where he argues that smokers should be recognized for their tax contributions. Topics include the expansion of anti-smoking legislation under the new Labour government; the political dynamics surrounding smoking regulations as a cultural issue; and the potential impact of these measures on public health and political discourse in Britain.

By Jon Allsop Bridges haven't really changed much for many years, says Anil Agrawal, a professor of civil engineering at the City College of New York. And it would be [...]

The article discusses the life, career, and accomplishments of British American political journalist Mehdi Hasan. Topics explored include the outcome of Hasan's television (TV) interview with former U.S. national security adviser John Bolton, the reputation earned and maintained by Hasan as a journalist due to his approach to interviews, and his previous association with conservative magazine "The Spectator" before being involved in broadcast journalism.

The article focuses on coverage of an election when the rituals of campaign reporting disappear in the U.S. It mentions that the U.S. President Donald Trump's campaign coverage for 20250 presidential elections will impose an even tighter partisan framing on the COVID-19 pandemic. It also mentions that the pandemic has rallied consumers of rightwing media against expertise.

The article discusses threats faced by journalists in U.S. focusing on how newspaper carriers are assaulted and murdered across the nation. Topics include data collected by the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), reasons for attacks on newspaper carriers, and risks of newspaper delivery. Also discussed is the old practice of using kids for newspaper delivery and laws to mitigate attacks on children and advantages of motorization of distribution.