
Jonathan Swan
New York Times reporter. Co-author of the forthcoming book, "REGIME CHANGE: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump" — https://t.co/rONvZoGuA8
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Conflict in Iran is entering dangerous phase
A new level of threat and fear risks pushing Washington and Tehran back to full war.
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Conflict in Iran is entering dangerous phase
A new level of threat and fear risks pushing Washington and Tehran back to full war.

A.I. FEARS CALLED A HOAX BY TRUMP, BUT AIDES DIFFER
TONE TURNS CAUTIOUS While Tech Titans Warn About Rules, Advisers Warn About Risks

Trump says a smart president is all that’s needed to rein in AI

Quietly, Vance Sought Blunt Views on Iran
Was Deeply Concerned by Military Accounts on War’s Prospects

SHRINKING SUPPLY OF U.S. MUNITIONS HAS WIDE EFFECTS
Thinning of Arsenals in Other Regions Could Embolden Rivals

Vance Admonishes Israel For Criticism of Iran Deal
Warning Nation Not to Alienate Most Powerful Ally

How Trump Weighed Suspending a Legal Right
A Memo Details a Push to Bypass Judges in Deportations

TRUMP AND IRAN DECLARE A TRUCE; STRAIT TO REOPEN
Nuclear Program’s Fate Is Unresolved — Both Sides Claim Diplomatic Win

Trump, Pivoting Again, Calls Off New Barrage, Claiming Deal Is Near
Reversal After Threatening Oil Takeover

Trump previews likely fall strategy
He issues baseless claims of fraud about California vote.

Iran’s Firepower Remains Robust, U.S. Reports Say
Undercutting President’s Claims of Capability Decimated by War

WAR HAS DRAINED A CRITICAL SUPPLY OF U.S. WEAPONS
MUNITIONS COSTS SOAR A Readiness to Confront Other Potential Foes Is Questioned

From Netanyahu’s Hard Sell to Inner-Circle Talks That Greenlit Attack
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Paperboy tracks bylines on the front pages of major US and UK broadsheets. This page shows every front-page story attributed to Jonathan Swan in our archive, based on bylines extracted from front-page images by AI. It covers only front-page stories — not the full output of this journalist. Data begins April 2026.


