A contested US election result would have a negative effect on Australia’s relationship with the world's two big powers at a dangerous time, writes Andrew Clark in The Australian Financial Review. He quotes...

A recent poll showing President Trump's support is slipping within active servicemen and women should be a cause of concern for the Republican Party, according to the United States Studies Centre's James Brown...

SBS News reports that key global players are scrambling for a COVID-19 vaccine, hoping to be the first to find the silver bullet that saves lives and wins influence. USSC senior lecturer David...

SBS News reports that experts have cast doubt on President Donald Trump's ability to produce a safe coronavirus vaccine before the upcoming US election. Mr Trump has repeatedly hinted that a vaccine could...

USSC senior advisor Jared Mondschein told AusBiz that it looks like Beijing no longer feels that hiding its intentions is worth the return on investment.

United States Studies Centre CEO Simon Jackman says the development and distribution of a coronavirus vaccine before the November election would be a game changer for President Trump. “If there were a vaccine...

On Saturday Extra with Geraldine Doogue, Dr Gorana Grgic, a lecturer at the United States Studies Centre and Jonathan Pryke, the Director of the Pacific Islands program at the Lowy Institute give advice...

The New Daily reports that major American investment manager Bill Ackman is calling for the adoption of an Australian-style super system in the US to tackle inequality and protect the capitalist system. The...

US Studies Centre Non-Resident Fellow Kim Hoggard told Sky News that it was necessary for Joe Biden to visit Kenosha after the city was rocked by violent protests. The Democratic candidate visited Kenosha...

US Studies Centre Research Associate Elliott Brennan told Sky News that protecting police has become a key part of Donald Trump’s political platform ahead of the November Presidential election.

There's exactly two months to go until the US presidential election on November 3. The party conventions are over, the nominees have been officially endorsed and the gloves are off as campaigning enters...

USSC senior fellow Dr Charles Edel told AusBiz that Australia might need a backup plan when it comes to diplomacy with China.

The political debate leading up to the November Presidential election in the US has become mired in divisive tribal maneuvering’s perpetrated by both the Republicans and the Democrats, according to United States Studies...

USSC CEO Simon Jackman is quoted in this Daily Telegraph article.

US Studies Centre CEO Simon Jackman says the battle lines for Donald Trump’s re-election campaign were made abundantly clear in the President's lengthy address to the Republican National Convention. Jackman told Sky News...

US Studies Centre Non-Resident Fellow Kim Hoggard says the Democrat and Republican Parties are delivering the American public a split-screen image of what is occurring in the United States. Hoggard told Sky News...

USSC non-resident senior fellow James Curran is quoted in this article in The Australian.

Personality politics, tribalism, congressional brinksmanship, even the real possibility of a contested result. Yes, this US presidential election is a burger with the lot. It makes for entertaining, albeit high-stakes, viewing. But this...

The Australian Financial Review refers to a survey published by USSC that found Australians wanted the country locked down during the pandemic.

The Kennedys. The Bushs. The Clintons and their dashed hopes. Americans are no strangers to political dynasties, and some pundits are predicting the next one will be the Trumps. This New Daily article...