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Ed Pilkington works from New York. Chief reporter of the @GuardianUS. ed.pilkington@theguardian.com Public key: https://t.co/YC091ij6wo Ed Pilkington has over 19685 followers on Twitter.
The philanthropic duo give their two cents or rather $200-million on how to deal with the world’s inequalities.
Republican frontrunner wants "total and complete shutdown" of borders to Muslims after San Bernardino shooting in latest boundary-pushing proposal.
Mainstream US Republican presidential hopefuls such as Rand Paul and Jeb Bush snatch back control from populist ‘outsider’ candidates.
“I used to work for the government. Now I work for the public”
A number of former professional athletes have endorsed US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.
Not even a radio doctor who peddled goat testicles rivals the coiffed one’s candidacy.
Trump enjoys key advantages under federal communications law, which gives his campaigns special privileges over all other potential TV advertisers.
A former top Obama aide speaks out on the factor of racism in the opposition to president Barack Obama.
Glenn Ford, the longest-serving death row inmate in the US, has been exonerated of his murder charge and freed from prison.
Surveillance cameras reveal how the Tsarnaev brothers calmly planted and detonated pressure-cooker bombs.
Barack Obama has been bent on opening a pathway to citizenship for foreigners, even illegal ones.
It began with doctors trying to help their patients but has turned into an epidemic of addiction. Ed Pilkington reports.
Obama has a variety of different routes to victory on November 6, but Romney’s hopes are next to moribund unless he wins in Ohio.
The BBC is in the middle of a growing scandal involving a television host who was once one of its highest-profile stars.
You have travelled far and suffered much pursuing freedom for your country … Frederik van Slabbert yesterday
On the online political battlefield, US president Barack Obama beats his rival for the hands down, write Ed Pilkington & Amanda Michel.
More than half the babies under the age of one are now likely to be Hispanic, black or Asian, writes Ed Pilkington.
The brutal contest for the Republican nomination hints at deeper divisions among US conservatives.
A controversial Bill that targets illegal Latinos is setting a precedent for other conservative states in the United States.
Republican candidates and President Barack Obama recognise the importance of Nevada.
