14 Nov 2024 - 12:00pm

The hypocrisy of the Guardian’s X exodus

Gareth Roberts

14.11

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

Emily Jashinsky

14.11

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

John Oxley

13.11

The Left should welcome Matt Gaetz as attorney general

Lee Fang

13.11

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

Oliver Bateman

13.11

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

Yuan Yi Zhu

13.11

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

Kyle Sammin

13.11

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

Niall Gooch

12.11

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

Malcom Kyeyune

12.11

The tragedy of Gary Lineker

Tom McTague

12.11

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

David Rose

12.11

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

Fred Bauer

12.11

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

Philip Pilkington

12.11

Alastair Campbell has no right to lecture women on trans issues

Victoria Smith

11.11

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

Tom Rogan

11.11

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

Fred Sculthorp

11.11

Has Israel given up on returning the hostages?

David Swift

11.11

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

Peter Franklin

11.11

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

Niall Gooch

10.11

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

Anatol Lieven

10.11

Donald Trump has made Elon Musk’s businesses vulnerable

Brian Chau

10.11

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

Joan Smith

09.11

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

Ralph Leonard

09.11

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

09.11

Left-wing academics now primary targets of cancel culture

Noah Carl

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

Laurel Duggan

08.11

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

Soledad Ursúa

08.11

Susie Wiles China ties raise questions about White House role

Lee Fang

08.11

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

Emily Jashinsky

08.11

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

David Rose

07.11

Democratic elites start blame game over Harris defeat

Laurel Duggan

07.11

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

Fred Bauer