Ice and fire: what Game of Thrones can teach us about power politics – The Guardian

The Guardian Ice and fire: what Game of Thrones can teach us about power politicsThe GuardianAs the latest season of Game of Thrones comes to an end, it's clear that the HBO juggernaut – which tells the story of feuding families in a fictionalised medieval Europe – has gone the way of The Wire before it and moved off the screen and into … us politics – Google News

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North Korea launches missile over Japan – CNN International

CNN International North Korea launches missile over JapanCNN International"Japan and the US completely agreed that an emergency meeting at the UN Security Council should be held immediately and increase the pressure towards North Korea." Trump reiterated that the United States "stands with Japan 100%," Abe said. While the …and more » us politics – Google News

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Trump to aides: ‘I want tariffs’ – CNN

CNN Trump to aides: 'I want tariffs'CNNBut the memorandum, which Trump later signed, did not go far enough for a president determined to take aggressive action to confront Chinese trade abuses and rebalance the US-China trading relationship, which has been marked by a longstanding deficit …'China Is Laughing At US': Trump Demands Senior Staff Get Him Some TariffsThe Daily Caller all 14 news articles » us president – Google News

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Futures point to a lower open on Wall Street as investors keep an eye on US politics, oil moves – CNBC

CNBC Futures point to a lower open on Wall Street as investors keep an eye on US politics, oil movesCNBCU.S. stock index futures pointed to a lower open on Monday, as investors turned their attention to how the oil market was performing after Hurricane Harvey wreaked havoc in the U.S. over the weekend. The oil market is expected to be a key talking point …and more » us politics – Google News

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How the US president’s pardon power works – South China Morning Post

South China Morning Post How the US president's pardon power worksSouth China Morning PostUS President Donald Trump has exercised his pardon power for the first time, using it to pardon former Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio. Here's a look at the president's unique power: Where does the president's pardon power come from? Article II, Section 2 …Trump Arpaio: Top Republican Paul Ryan condemns pardon for sheriffBBC News Why Trump's Pardon of Arpaio Follows Law, Yet Challenges ItNew York TimesUS President Donald Trump's first pardon slammed as 'a slap in the face'Stuff.co.nzReutersall…

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