An American political operator contacted me last week, before the blue tidal wave swept aside Donald Trump’s Republicans in ...
Farage still has a steep climb ahead to persuade voters drawn to his policies that Reform is a professional and credible ...
In October, tens of millions of euros worth of food in French supermarkets was spoiled after hackers took control of ...
Russell Brand, in recent years, has been a diminished figure, apparently jumping on whatever bandwagon would find space for ...
Well, the midterms are over, and the elections were indeed disastrous for Donald Trump’s Republican party. Commentators are now queuing up to declare MAGA dead – but they should all have read The ...
A number of interesting ballot initiatives – a citizen-initiated referendum on a particular measure – were also voted on ...
The Republicans didn’t just lose the midterms. They drowned in a tsunami in red states that Trump had won easily two years ...
It would be naive to think that politics-as-used-to-be-normal must resume because the sun is setting on the Trump era ...
Is Tony Vaughan a bully or not? If you’d listened to the Labour MP for Folkestone and Hythe’s personal statement in the House ...
The Democrats have delivered a historic rebuke to Donald Trump. But a repudiation is not an eviction. For Britain, the question is what this political earthquake changes – and what it leaves intact.
In terms of popularity, the Iran war makes the 2003 Iraq War look good in comparison; less than 36 percent support it ...
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