Siobhan Kennedy is the Washington Correspondent for Channel 4 News, based in DC.
Siobhan joined Channel 4 News in 2008 where, as Business Editor, she covered the financial crisis, austerity and its impact on the British economy and more recently, Brexit.
Before that, as a reporter for The Times, she worked as Politics and Business Correspondent and prior to that was a correspondent for Reuters in London and New York, where she covered the tech boom and bust and 9/11. She returns to the US just in time for the 2020 election campaign.
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The second series of the Trump Show is proving just as wild and unpredictable as the first. This time he will be more powerful as he will be backed by Republican control of Congress.
The sweary insults and dark warnings have been swapped for small talk and handshakes.
Donald Trump has continued to drip feed announcements about his new administration.
The Democratic Party of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris has been engaging in the bitter rituals of the loser in a democratic election.
After the 2016 election Donald Trump was seen in Washington DC as an aberration. After January 6th 2021, his opponents imagined him in a cell, not the oval office. Now the voters of this nation have given Trump another chance.
Kamala Harris has yet to speak in public and concede. She was a no-show at her own election party overnight, and her campaign, which promised such optimism and hope, has ended in defeat.
America and the world has its reckoning with the ballot box today. After an enormously expensive election campaign, at a time when many Americans are feeling the pinch economically, the polls suggest this will be an historically close contest.
After millions of miles travelled and billions of dollars spent – the US presidential election campaign is in its final hours. And the tone of the candidates in these final hours could not be more different. Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are spending the day making a final dash for votes, with both holding competing…
Donald Trump has ramped up his war of words with former Republican Liz Cheney, suggesting she should have guns trained on her face.
In the battleground state of Arizona, polls give Donald Trump the slimmest of leads. So Kamala Harris has been busy courting moderate Republicans during the election campaign – including suburban women. But are they likely to shift her way?
It was to be her closing argument – a set-piece primetime speech in which Kamala Harris, just yards from the White House, set out her final pitch to voters. But sitting in the building behind her, Joe Biden managed to overshadow the big moment.
In one week America goes to the polls. For both sides their version of the Republic is on the line.
It’s the legendary venue he’s always wanted to play: Donald Trump’s first and likely only night at Madison Square Garden was meant to be his last big pitch to undecided voters.
Arizona is important because a special measure on voters’ ballots there will decide if abortion access is protected up to about 24 weeks of pregnancy, from 15 weeks currently.