Trump uses Mount Rushmore speech to warn of ‘communist menace’ in US
President kicked off 250th anniversary events with a preview of a likely line of attack against Democrats in coming elections
President kicked off 250th anniversary events with a preview of a likely line of attack against Democrats in coming elections
As a nation of impossible ambition celebrates its founding, a special edition of FT Weekend Magazine asks writers, thinkers and leaders to reflect on the first 250 years
High temperatures are leading farmers to cut out chemicals and intensive ploughing to improve soil quality so it retains water
Bank is aiming for an 18 per cent pre-tax profit margin in the US wealth business by 2028
Comic timing and crisp consonants made her portrayal of Margo in ‘The Good Life’ an enduring favourite
Stock market returns should not distract investors from the new AI trade taking hold
The move is being presented as zeitgeist rather than greedy rent extraction
Research finds around two-fifths of homes valued at £1.5mn-plus have no Land Registry sales records
Michael Olise loves chess, chooses his own boots and is closing in on Pelé’s assist record
There are moments to prioritise other things, but after 18 years of historic economic slowdown this is not one of them
These magnificent displays of vulgarity and vainglory offer a glimpse into the most private of worlds
Senior party figures worry that tensions over Israel could overshadow annual party conference
Village co-operative trainees subjected to 45-day boot camp raise concerns about militarisation of civilian affairs
With a million young people out of work, we need to revive the once-powerful tradition of ‘learning on the job’
Why do we so often choose to deny or ignore problems that are right in front of us?
Serena Williams’s joyful comeback offered a striking contrast to the gloomy retirement of Ben Stokes
Horticulture havens in Rome, New Zealand, Somerset and London
The writer of ‘For Black Boys’ and ‘Retrograde’ returns to his home turf in south London with a season championing new voices
Family-friendly events have made public culture more accessible — and oddly less mature
Artists, thinkers and leaders from the US and beyond pick the person they think deserves to be honoured: from Abraham Lincoln to Dorothy Parker
The events of 1919 had largely been erased in the town of Elaine. Now a new generation are documenting the legacy of racial conflict for themselves
An irreconcilable sense of alienation and belonging has been one of America’s many gifts to me
We must understand our identity to be fundamentally rooted in a set of ideas, not the racial or ethnic identity of our ancestors
Did SpaceX mark the moment the air started coming out? OFVRs will help you ride out the ensuing volatility