Anthony Zurcher

Trump has been talking about how great tariffs are for decades. Now he's betting his presidency - and the US economy - on his being right (and most economists wrong). https://t.co/Kha8o59ngv

At a campaign stop in Ocala, Florida, Josh Weil promised the biggest congressional seat flip in US history. Can schoolteacher pull off a huge upset and pull Democrats one step closer to a House majority? https://t.co/R0lXIggvj2

RT @NoHoldingBackFM: 🔥 Schumer’s Filibuster Gamble EXPOSED! 😱 Carville’s BRUTAL Wake-Up Call to Democrats! 💥Plus, can Chris Murphy save soc…

JD Vance's visit with his wife to a US base in Greenland is the latest twist in tangled diplomatic journey - and further evidence that the US interests in expanding its influence on the Danish-controlled island are more than just rhetoric. https://t.co/dsVCxqfWaf

There are few US presidential actions more sensitive, more fraught with peril, than when and where to use American military force... https://t.co/Y5l2ngmY4x

International negotiations are not a game, but Trump often seems to treat them like a high-stakes poker match. https://t.co/o9fFTdHMmE

Uh. Oops? https://t.co/mMq9Mj5Ox2 https://t.co/ZpJfYbZ02d

I helped report this article about a British tourist who has been held in a US immigration detention facility for the past 11 days. https://t.co/ChpMOQV7RV

Trump's convention-breaking playbook may be shaking things up this week, but it's far from clear if they will deliver the kind of wins he wants. https://t.co/nDkmLkPlmm

Much like the first six weeks of Trump's presidency, there was plenty for his supporters to love, and lots for his critics – at least those who tuned in – to jeer. https://t.co/j9c1PCx8E3

Some financial disruptions are entirely out of a White House's control. With his tariff decision, however, Trump is making a high-stakes bet that the American public will ultimately approve of his decisions. https://t.co/4vry6kiob5

Musk's chainsaw may be swinging a bit too close for the US public - and some Republicans. https://t.co/GFnEFUyLa4

Asked at CPAC about the prospect of any more US aid to Ukraine, Speaker of the House Mike Johnson says: "There’s no appetite for that." The audience boos to underline his point.

A panelist here at CPAC (Nate Morris) just told the audience that Kentucky Republican Senator Mitch McConnell announced his retirement today. The crowd cheered.

Liz Truss speaking to a lot of empty chairs here at CPAC. Delays have pushed her speech into the lunch hour. https://t.co/IA8crttoMU

When a real-estate developer becomes the US president, don't be surprised if American foreign policy includes a heavy helping of real-estate development. https://t.co/bqpoFT7kmm

RT @BBC_CurrAff: Donald Trump has moved at a blistering pace, setting in train the agenda for his second term. @awzurcher joined the press…