Andrew Buncombe is a Chief US Correspondent for various publications including The Times, The Guardian, and Yahoo News. With a focus on national news in the United Kingdom, Andrew's articles cover a wide range of topics including current events, human interest stories, and social issues. His work has been featured in numerous reputable publications around the world.
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Andrew Buncombe's coverage focuses mainly on evolving stories, breaking news, legal policy regulation, and government announcements with a strong emphasis on politics. His articles cover various topics such as fertility clinics, compensation issues, missing persons cases, LGBTQ+ rights, and animal adoption.
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By: Andrew Buncombe
Polls show Trump and Harris are neck and neck in the Silver State
The two candidates have very different ideas on how to tackle everything from immigration to abortion, climate change and the war in Ukraine
By: Andrew Buncombe
Punters on the Strip at Caesars Palace tell i whether they'd go all in for Harris or play their Trump card
When Joe Biden and others called Donald Trump an “ existential threat to democracy ”, Tim Walz chose a different term.
Donald Trump and Kamala Harris will go head-to-head at the election on November 5. Ms Harris has been vice-president in Joe Biden's administration
By: Andrew Buncombe
This remote slice of America has voted for the presidential candidate who went on to win the White House in every election since 1980
America has often been divided - but not for more than 50 years has the political culture felt so toxic
'Whenever you have complete control of government, it’s easier to move your agenda forward,' a political expert said
By: Andrew Buncombe
Ultimate Fighting championship boss says ‘I’m never f---ing doing this again’ after campaigning during election
By: Andrew Buncombe
Dana White, the Ultimate Fighting Championship figurehead and longtime Donald Trump ally , has said he wants “nothing more to do with politics”, branding it both “gross” and “disgusting”.
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