01/08/2021 - 11:58am

Donald Trump’s ruinous legacy After chaos in the Capitol, how will the Republican Party regroup?

Michael Tracey

07.01

The day QAnon captured America The world's most powerful country has been challenged — and not for the last time

Michael Brendan Dougherty

31.12

2020: the year the elites failed upwards After months of repeated errors and deceptions, experts and institutions are more powerful than ever

Jacob Siegel

28.12

Why architecture is political The blandness of today's global style reflects a worldview intent on crushing tradition

Aris Roussinos

22.12

So what if Trump pardons himself? The outgoing president will face legal challenges regardless of whether or not he lets himself off the hook

Justin Webb

21.12

Make way for the first female President Capable, ambitious and better-liked than her father — Ivanka Trump might just inherit the nation

Kat Rosenfield

17.12

How a one-man protest in Tunisia led to Brexit The past decade's events show the impossibility of political predictions

Douglas Murray

16.12

Enter Trump: America’s first shadow President The election may be over, but the political influence of the former commander-in-chief is not

Michael Tracey

16.12

Restorations always fail Whether it's Old Labour, the monarchy or America after Trump, history shows that there is no going back

Peter Franklin

15.12

The perils of liberals politicising science Progressive people signalling to each other how progressive they are won't change any minds

Tom Chivers

14.12

Don’t dismiss the Trump brigade As the election reversal window closes, what will happen to those who cling to the alternative narrative?

Gavin Haynes

25.11

Renounce Trump and redeem yourself Throughout history, confessing that you have wasted years of your life on a fraud takes guts

Dorian Lynskey