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Donald Trump

Why is Trump Tweeting More Now than During his Election Campaign?

Why is Trump Tweeting More Now than During his Election Campaign? Foreign Correspondent in Brussels, Georgia Shepherd, takes an outside look into Trump’s Presidency and his non-stop media strategy. Of course, by tweeting, talking and being more visible, his views gain greater currency. It seems that, as Trump gets more comfortable in the Oval Office, […]

Oct 16, 2019 By Foreign Correspondents Filed Under: Foreign Correspondents, International Tagged With: Twitter, Donald Trump, american politics, Media politics

Alabama Bill: America’s Abortion Debate

Emma Hussain reports on the controversy surrounding Alabama’s recent abortion ban and explores the wider ramifications.

May 31, 2019 By Emma Hussain Filed Under: Politics, Features Tagged With: america, abortion, Donald Trump, Republican Party, Alabama

US Presidential Elections: Biden Enters The Race

Adam Robertson Charlton dissects the politics behind the politics, and how the candidates coming forward to be US President in 2020 will fare in next year’s presidential elections.

May 14, 2019 By Adam Robertson Charlton Filed Under: Politics, International, Features Tagged With: us elections, democrats, republicans, US politics, Donald Trump, 2020, joe biden

A Tale of Two Truths: Trump and the American media

On the 8th of November, during the post-midterm election news Conference, an altercation took place between CNN reporter, Jim Acosta and the US president Donald Trump. Jim Acosta challenged the president about his statement during his campaign on the migrant caravan being an “invasion” and about a campaign advert showing migrants climbing over a wall. […]

Jan 10, 2019 By Lou Aubay Filed Under: Politics, Features Tagged With: Media, CNN, Rhetoric, Donald Trump, american politics

Erdogan Elected Turkey’s First President

Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is no longer just President of Turkey, but its Executive head of state. In becoming so, he has consummated the results of a referendum which saw Turks narrowly vote in favour of a new presidential system, in which the head of state has far more power. Whilst some are calling this the […]

Aug 2, 2018 By Adam Robertson Charlton Filed Under: Politics, International, Features Tagged With: Reporters without Borders, Donald Trump, Erdogan, House of Saud, Kurds, Sunni Muslims, Atatürk, Ottoman Empire, Freedom and Development Party

Exeter to Stand Against Trump Visit

On Friday 13th July, many Exeter residents plan to hold a rally against US President Donald Trump’s visit to the UK. The rally will take place at 6pm in Bedford Square, and is one of many to take place simultaneously across the country this week. The organisers, Stand Up To Racism Devon, said: “There is […]

Jul 19, 2018 By Deepa Lalwani Filed Under: News Tagged With: Exeter, equality, Donald Trump

Roseanne Barr(ed) – on conservative sitcom families

Sitcom audiences often think that their favourite shows must exist in a binary, perhaps a result of America’s almost humorously centrist perspectives. Hence, Roseanne was thought of as the “natural” binary to the left-leaning sitcoms such as Modern Family, or the “wholesome conservative” opposite of edgily racist comedians or cartoons. The show tries to play […]

Jul 9, 2018 By Neha Shaji Filed Under: Screen Features, Columnist, Screen Tagged With: TV, sitcom, Twitter, Arrested Development, Donald Trump, Conservatism, Roseanne Barr, fresh off the boat

Circles: A televised confession

Piers Morgan’s interview with Donald Trump brought little to the table. The pressing questions one might expect from Trump’s first international TV interview were so soft they hardly left an imprint; opportunities to pull newsworthy opinions from the controversialist were stopped before they got interesting (try to find a report on Trump’s ‘I’m not a […]

Mar 1, 2018 By James Hacker Filed Under: Columnists, Features Tagged With: piers morgan, Donald Trump, james hacker, Circles, Nixon, Kennedy, Nixon Kennedy debate, Media politics

The Holiday Season

When you hear the words ‘Christmas’ and ‘controversy’, what do you think of? Heated debates about the merits of various turkey soaking methods? Some grumpy member of your extended family wanting you to wait until after lunch to open presents? Or maybe a sneaky sibling who’s pinched all the green triangles out of the Quality […]

Dec 8, 2017 By Nancy Laws Filed Under: Comment Tagged With: Religion, christmas, secularism, Donald Trump, Brexit, Holiday Season

Trump advocates death for New York truck attacker

Donald Trump kept us on our toes on the day following the recent terror attack in New York by writing extremely cogently, if tersely, on Twitter about the pitfalls in American Immigration Policy. I’d braced myself for an inappropriate reaction to the attack, given his frankly outrageous tweeted response to the English terrorist attacks in […]

Dec 5, 2017 By Billy Brooks Filed Under: Politics, International, Features Tagged With: Guantanamo Bay, Donald Trump, Billy Brooks, New York Truck attack, Sayfullo Saipov, Chuck Schumer, Lottery immigration policy, Gitmo

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