Hassan Nasrallah’s death could mark the end of Hezbollah

Was the Just Stop Oil sentencing fair? Other, more serious, crimes are treated more leniently

Zelensky’s Trump meeting reveals futility of ‘victory plan’

Friday

27.09

Kamala Harris can’t repair her immigration record Visiting the border will do little to salvage her reputation

Emily Jashinsky

How fluoride fears went mainstream New research supports claims which were once dismissed as conspiracies

Reform UK defectors hardest to win back for Tories Recent polls show the next Conservative leader has a tough job recouping deserters

New Japan PM’s success may depend on US election

Kamala Harris’s coalition is bigger than Biden’s — but less efficient Her base is less likely to turn up at the polls

Musk and Zuckerberg signal Silicon Valley’s Rightwards shift CEOs and investors are coming out as libertarians

Mary Harrington

The European consensus on Ukraine is changing

William Nattrass

Thursday

26.09

Don’t buy Kamala Harris’s blue-collar rhetoric Her climate and manufacturing record in California hurt workers

The Sun Belt is flipping to Trump The former president now leads in the Southern states he lost in 2020

Chris Whitty: we ‘overdid’ Covid response

Sarco suicide pod turns death into a consumer experience Portable gas chambers are a frightening glimpse into the future

Keir Starmer is already looking defeated A lack of ideological direction is tearing Labour apart

Will Zia Yusuf’s plan to expand Reform UK succeed?

Kamala Harris enjoys another softball interview at MSNBC Journalists are still failing to scrutinise the VP's policies

Emily Jashinsky

Wednesday

25.09

House Democrat: DOJ and FBI are ‘check against white nationalism’ Rep. Plaskett claimed a GOP subcommittee was undermining federal agencies

Police Scotland’s trans U-turn should not be trusted

Was Amy Wax the victim of UPenn’s double standards? The professor is in the same league as DEI advocates

The European Left is facing extinction Progressive and green parties have been squeezed out of continental politics

Cornell student faces deportation after anti-Israel protest Ivy League colleges are taking a harder line on demonstrators

Israel proves UN is a powerless organisation

Tuesday

24.09

The hypocrisy of Ta-Nehisi Coates’s Palestine intervention The writer's new 'obsession' ignores crucial historical context

How Russia dodges sanctions on cars

Keir Starmer is suppressing his conservative side His project is an ongoing battle between provincial and metropolitan values

Pat McFadden: Nigel Farage has parroted Kremlin propaganda The frontbencher called on Labour to fight Right-wing populism

Ed Miliband’s housing plan will make thousands homeless

Are the polls underestimating Trump — again? New data suggests self-reported surveys are boosting Kamala Harris's numbers

Lisa Nandy: Labour must address root causes of riots The Culture Secretary warned that the far-Right thrives where people feel anxious

Monday

23.09

Russia outpaces Germany in arms production

Big donors turn Kamala Harris into queen of corporate Democrats Her California model is being replicated on the national stage

Volodymyr Zelensky: JD Vance is ‘too radical’ Ukraine's President launched a rare attack on the GOP ticket

Rachel Reeves serves up austerity by another name

Philip Pilkington

Is Europe heading for another Great Depression? Christine Lagarde has drawn parallels between the EU economy and 100 years ago

William Nattrass

Israel’s war with Lebanon has already begun Pager and rocket attacks are just the opening salvos

Zelensky’s peace plan is designed for Donald Trump The Ukrainian leader is looking to curry favour with the GOP candidate

Bethany Elliott

Sunday

22.09

Blue Labour founder warns Keir Starmer of Reform threat Speaking at Labour conference, Maurice Glasman said the populist revolt isn't over

India hasn’t chosen Ukraine over Russia

Kapil Komireddi

Tories are not capitalising on Labour failures Keir Starmer's waning popularity has been a boon to smaller parties

Why the Brandenburg election threatens Olaf Scholz Even if his party wins, voters remain angry

Saturday

21.09

Reform’s momentum is driving Tories out of the spotlight

Patrick O'Flynn

Nearly one third of all English schools teach toxic masculinity Some mandatory courses teach that men are 'problematic'

Is Stand Up to Racism ignoring antisemitism? The organisation is feted by Corbynite MPs despite its questionable ties

Friday

20.09

Kamala Harris’s ‘hide from the press’ strategy is worryingly effective Journalists aren't doing enough to scrutinise the Vice President

Emily Jashinsky

Four in 10 voters think Reform UK is ‘extremist’

Will Donald Trump’s anti-DEI campaign succeed? The former president has vowed to counter Left-wing indoctrination in schools

Support for German Greens plummets — poll More than a third of Germans want the party to have no role in the next government

What Robert Jenrick gets wrong about English identity Immigration is not solely responsible for our fraying social fabric

The EU’s migration pact is falling apart

Ralph Schoellhammer

Grooming gang victims are still being failed A reluctance to discuss the ethnic dimension has impeded full justice

Thursday

19.09

Teamsters herald end of Democrats’ blue-collar dominance The union announced it will not be making a presidential endorsement this year

Michael Baharaeen

Only one in five young adults like JK Rowling — poll

Was the Fed’s interest rate cut ‘political’? Donald Trump has suggested this week's decision had an ulterior motive

Guardian ‘Britishcore’ list captures UK’s imperial decline

Mary Harrington

Gavin Newsom’s misinformation laws risk more censorship New California legislation will target social media companies

Trafalgar Square’s trans artwork obscures violence against women The fourth plinth will host a tribute exaggerating the extent of trans murders

Lebanon pager attack is beginning of a new era of warfare

Andrew Orlowski

Wednesday

18.09

Trump’s World Liberty Financial is a dangerous gamble Such projects can frequently crash — or simply fade into irrelevance

Why did it take four years to debunk the black baby study? A fantastical piece of research has finally been proven wrong

Public intellectuals support Brazil’s X ban

Labour is surrendering Britain’s national security interests Keir Starmer should not let Harland & Wolff fall into administration

Scientific American’s Kamala Harris endorsement damages trust in science Academic publications should not be backing presidential candidates

A decade on, Scottish independence feels impossible

Russian military expansion could backfire on Putin Sending more recruits to Ukraine may anger his civilian population

Bethany Elliott

Tuesday

17.09

Could Jill Stein be a spoiler for Democrats again? The Green Party candidate threatens to peel away votes in battleground states

Gordon Brown accuses centrists of appeasing far-Right

Hillary Clinton: jail Americans who post misinformation She also accused the media of being soft on Donald Trump

Macron has laid out Marine Le Pen’s path to power

Justin Trudeau is on the ropes in Quebec The Canadian PM is faltering just as Mark Carney waits in the wings

Is Labour’s assisted dying plan a way to balance the books? With a strain on resources, the UK could fall into a similar trap to Canada

Philip Pilkington

Monday

16.09

Ryan Routh’s foreign ties draw wider attention Questions remain over Trump's would-be assassin and his links abroad

Emily Jashinsky

Diane Abbott labels Meloni ‘a literal fascist’

Von der Leyen stabs Thierry Breton in the front The EU President rules Brussels based on her own whims and dislikes

William Nattrass

Why did Huw Edwards avoid jail?

Kristina Murkett

Media is asking the wrong questions about Trump assassination attempt A second threat in two months has been met with a collective shrug

Ashley Rindsberg

Is the West finally seeing sense on long-range missiles to Ukraine? London and Washington are carefully delaying the decision

Sunday

15.09

The Pope is not a heretic — but he is incompetent Recent statements have caused widespread consternation among Catholics

Birmingham is becoming a failed city, report finds

Investigation casts more doubt on KCL ‘indoctrination’ case Peter Neumann was accused of antisemitism and downplaying terrorism

Saturday

14.09

Pennsylvania is the swing state that matters in November Working-class voters in the region will decide America's election

Charles McElwee

Labour targets Nigel Farage in TV appearance crackdown