Linda McMahon could shake up the education establishment

Maori protests expose Left and Right’s ethnonationalist delusions A proposed law in New Zealand has kickstarted a debate around 'indigeneity'

Falling inflation isn’t all good news for the Euro Divergent trends between member states undermine the single currency

Philip Pilkington

Were the Baltic Sea cable cuts a warning to the West?

Dominic Cummings: Musk can turn US government into Silicon Valley The Downing Street adviser argued that DC needed a more innovative spirit

Tuesday

19.11

Will the anti-woke economy survive Trump’s presidency?

Emily Jashinsky

Rural England vents anger at farmer protest A broad coalition of the shire attracted surprisingly large numbers to the capital

Canadians aren’t buying Justin Trudeau’s immigration promises The population has grown tired of the PM's U-turns

How the Right and Left flipped on seed oils Distrust of health authorities is no longer progressive

Excessive Tory optimism ramps up pressure on Kemi Badenoch

Xi Jinping has exposed Labour’s foreign policy hypocrisy Calling out human rights abuses is easier in Opposition

Monday

18.11

Trump has turned MMA into MAGA’s national sport

US tariffs could crush the European stock market The continent's divergence from the S&P 500 is growing

Will Trump finally make the Rwanda scheme happen? British politicians may be swayed by US interest in the migration plan

Mary Harrington

Joe Biden’s long-range missile call helps Donald Trump

Britain’s hate crime laws are eroding free speech Police time would be better spent tackling genuine wrongdoing

Sunday

17.11

Are American Muslims feeling buyer’s remorse over Trump? Pro-Israel cabinet picks may not dissuade his diverse new coalition

Keir Starmer is caught between Europe and America

British Hindus are losing patience with Labour Downing Street's Diwali blunder reflects a wider problem

Saturday

16.11

Gladiator II: the perfect film for America’s declining empire Ridley Scott's sequel depicts a Rome which is decadent and immoral

Bluesky offers speech policing for users fleeing Musk’s X

The Democrats have an opportunity to start over Party leaders shouldn't let a good crisis go to waste

Michael Baharaeen

Friday

15.11

Is the US turning away from youth gender transitions? Some Democrats now want to restrict the practice

RFK Jr will disrupt the US medical establishment Trump's health nominee has vowed to clean up corruption

Jay Bhattacharya and Kevin Bardosh

Is Marine Le Pen the victim of lawfare?

Ralph Schoellhammer

Rachel Reeves’s pension megafunds will backfire The Chancellor's growth scheme neglects infrastructure

Why aren’t young people working? A new report has found that youth worklessness has hit a 10-year high

Kristina Murkett

Thursday

14.11

Scientific American editor quits after anti-Trump comments Laura Helmuth had claimed that supporters of the former president were racist

Legacy media faces identity crisis ahead of Trump’s term

Does Donald Trump really have a plan for Ukraine? Joe Biden has left his successor with an extremely difficult job

Bethany Elliott

Wes Streeting’s NHS league tables are doomed to fail Labour's latest plan won't fix the UK's broken healthcare system

The hypocrisy of the Guardian’s X exodus

Is Donald Trump’s cabinet a miracle or a mess? Even the MAGA base is surprised by his eclectic appointments

Emily Jashinsky

Will the Tories’ Kemi Badenoch bounce last? A polling lead over Labour means nothing without sustained pressure

Wednesday

13.11

The Left should welcome Matt Gaetz as attorney general

Infowars auction won’t be the end of Alex Jones Conspiratorial thinking thrives across America's political spectrum

Do not trust the assisted dying bill’s safeguards Kim Leadbeater's legislation is deeply flawed

Marco Rubio is a hawk — but not a neoconservative Trump's rumoured secretary of state pick has much in common with the MAGA base

Will Justin Welby’s exit restore the Church’s credibility?

Tuesday

12.11

Mitch McConnell’s successor inherits a broken Senate America's Leonid Brezhnev held onto power far longer than he should have

The tragedy of Gary Lineker

Keir Starmer won’t influence rival powers at COP 29 Countries such as China and India are making empty environmental promises

Immigration control will be central to Trump’s presidency Stephen Miller and Tom Homan have been appointed to tackle the border crisis

Germany’s leaders are in denial about the economy The collapse of Olaf Scholz's coalition was a long time coming

Philip Pilkington

Alastair Campbell has no right to lecture women on trans issues

Monday

11.11

Don’t bet on Trump being soft with Putin The President-elect shows no sign of caving to Kremlin demands

Is Jeremy Clarkson the new Nigel Farage? Reform UK's spirit of revolt risks being lost to professionalisation

Has Israel given up on returning the hostages?

Syriza’s collapse is an omen for the European Left Radical movements across the continent are now increasingly fragmented

Labour’s four-day week would backfire Breaks for public-sector employees may antagonise voters

Sunday

10.11

Putin won’t get any guarantees from a Trump White House Russia is looking for incentives to capture more Ukrainian territory

Donald Trump has made Elon Musk’s businesses vulnerable

Trump’s gender ideology pledge could have international effect The President-elect has vowed to restore protections for women and girls

Saturday

09.11

Old-school Leftism is going extinct in the Democratic Party Progressive liberals have disregarded the politics of Bernie Sanders

Tories vie with Nigel Farage to be UK’s Trump whisperer Much of the modern Conservative Party shares little common ground with MAGA

Patrick O'Flynn

Left-wing academics now primary targets of cancel culture

Friday

08.11

Francis Fukuyama: Trump’s win marks ‘decisive rejection’ of liberalism In a new piece, the scholar acknowledged the far-reaching effects of populism

Is California turning red? A slew of Republican wins in the state suggests an anti-progressive push is underway

Susie Wiles China ties raise questions about White House role

What can we expect from Trump’s first 100 days? GOP insiders provide details of the President-elect's plans

Emily Jashinsky

Ed Miliband’s £296 billion clean energy bill doesn’t add up The Labour minister is imperilling the energy security of ordinary Britons

Thursday

07.11

Democratic elites start blame game over Harris defeat

The Resistance will be back for Trump’s second term Progressive anti-populists haven't learned their lesson

Are the bond vigilantes finally coming for America? Investors are anticipating an asset bubble and rising inflation

Why white women stuck with Trump Democrats struggle to make inroads with the country's largest voting bloc

Germany’s government implosion is a gift to the AfD

Ralph Schoellhammer

Starmer may have already burnt his bridges with Trump The former president is not one to forget slights

Wednesday

06.11

Who are the winners and losers from the US election? A Trump presidency will be good for fossil fuels — but bad for Iran

Will the Democrats ever win back the working class?

Michael Baharaeen

Labour’s farm tax threatens national security UK defence is tied to prioritising agriculture

Philip Pilkington

Kamala Harris took the ethnic-minority vote for granted The myth of America's 'demographic destiny' has been shattered

Donald Trump has built a Republican youth movement Kamala Harris will regret chasing the corporate vote

Hispanic voters won Pennsylvania for Donald Trump

Abortion ballot failure seals Florida’s Rightward drift A measure restoring Roe-era access was rejected

Tuesday

05.11

Kremlin’s sex toy sabotage campaign is just the beginning

Bethany Elliott

Joe Rogan’s Trump endorsement cements Bernie Bro alliance It marks the culmination of former Leftists' journey to the political Right

Keir Starmer’s small boats plan won’t fix UK immigration crisis As long as the demand exists, organised crime will always find a way to supply it

Donald Trump has capitalised on voter disillusionment Would an alternative GOP candidate necessarily do better?

The censorship machine is far weaker in 2024 than 2020

Geoff Shullenberger

Don’t expect the new Tory front bench to fight the next election A fresh vanguard of talent will emerge in the coming years

Monday

04.11

Iran is now conducting foreign policy through memes Political communication has been drastically altered by social media

King of Spain’s flood visit shows the power of monarchy