James Politi is the Washington bureau chief at the Financial Times. He covers the White House and leads a team of reporters focused on American politics, economics, and foreign policy, with a keen interest in global affairs and international relations. James has been featured in prominent publications such as The Irish Times, New Zealand Herald, and Ars Technica.
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President’s pledge to give cash to all American adults if Republicans win midterms will be at heart of his party’s campaign
By: James Politi, Stephanie Findlay, Joe Miller, Alex Rogers
Party far more comfortable raising fear of Democratic alternative than discussing own policies, including Iran war
Florida lawmaker María Elvira Salazar rebukes president in TV ad for heavy-handed immigration policies
By: Geoff Dyer, James Politi
Trump administration holds back from revealing how much money it has collected and how much it has sent back to Caracas
By: Georgia O'Keeffe, James Politi
Democrat’s media-savvy attacks on ‘crook president’ give him lead in state’s pivotal Senate election along with national attention
By: James Politi, Steff Chávez, Andrew England
US hesitation has amplified doubts in Riyadh about Washington’s reliability as its prime defence partner
By: James Politi, Andrew England
Trump is in discussions about a fund that would build new energy infrastructure across the Middle East
By: James Politi, Demetri Sevastopulo
Fanfare masks some of the US president’s own troubles, including his war in Iran and plummeting domestic popularity
By: Amy Mackinnon, James Politi, Christopher Miller
Donald Trump’s administration delivered threat after Volodymyr Zelenskyy criticised diesel deal with Moscow
Losing the Republican majority in the chamber would be bruising for the president. A vote in rural Iowa may determine his fate
