America

America

A woman walks near a billboard with a slogan referring to U.S. President Donald Trump and a hashtag referring to late U.S. Senator Lindsay Graham, in Tehran, Iran, July 27, 2026. Photo: Reuters

Just one in three Americans back Iran war, most unsure of Trump's goals, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds

Support for Trump's Iran war slips as doubts deepen.

A vessel in the Strait of Hormuz, as seen from Musandam,Oman, July 16, 2026. Photo: Reuters/File Photo

Iran warns Strait of Hormuz is a 'red line' and will resist until the end

Marine One, carrying US President Donald Trump, flies near Mount Rushmore in Keystone, South Dakota, US, July 3, 2026. REUTERS

Trump extols America, rails at communism in US 250th celebration

Illustration: Ashrafun Naher Ananna/TBS Creative

America’s most generous givers

Sketch: TBS

Govt following 'America First' policy in practice: Anu Muhammad

The movement that had once unified behind the "Trump was right about everything" slogan has broken apart. Photo: Collected

How the war it once cheered on tore MAGA apart

A protester takes part in a demonstration to show support for Greenland in Copenhagen, Denmark. Photo: Reuters

‘Make America Go Away’ red caps become symbol of defiance in Greenland standoff

The AI-generated video, which depicted the president in a fighter jet emblazoned with “King Trump” unleashing faeces on “No Kings” protesters, drew outrage and disbelief in equal measure. Illustration: TBS

When politics turns to parody: The age of mockery and AI in Washington

Photo: Courtesy

Man arrested for molesting American woman in Cox's Bazar confesses before court

The populist rhetoric of making America great again is the consequence of political and economic disorders generated by neoliberalism. Photo: Bloomberg

Neoliberalism and Pax Americana: Beginning of the end?

Madhya Pradesh higher education minister Inder Singh Parmar. Photo: Indra Singh's X handle

Indian sailors discovered America, not Christopher Columbus, claims Indian minister

Civil War returns, but only on screens

Civil War returns, but only on screens

US Assistant Secretary of State for the Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs Donald Lu speaks at a reception hosted by the Bangladesh Embassy in Washington DC on Tuesday evening on the occasion of Independence and National Day of Bangladesh. Photo: UNB

Donald Lu lauds Bangladeshi Americans for building foundation of ties between two countries