November 5, 2020

The casual corrosion of democracy Nobody's celebrating in Washington, as President Trump clings on to power

Ian Birrell

05.11

National Populism is here to stay The expected backlash against Trump didn't materialise

Michael Lind

04.11

A victory for Trumpism He might not win re-election, but the President has reshaped the Republican Party in his image

Justin Webb

04.11

The President’s speech was scarily good When he used the F-word, Trump knew exactly what he was doing

Sam Leith

03.11

In polls we trust They're not perfect, but they're the best indication of public opinion we've got

Freddie Sayers

03.11

What’s the mood in Trumpland? West Virginians still have faith in the President — but they have doubts about the soul of America

Ian Birrell

03.11

How propaganda will win the presidency Biden and Trump buttress two very different myths about America's deepest nature

Peter Pomerantsev

30.10

Joe Biden, the invisible candidate In Pennsylvania all the enthusiasm, positive and negative, revolves around President Trump

Michael Tracey

26.10

Older leaders are not always wiser We made fun of the USSR's gerontocracy — but modern America's elites are even older

Daniel Kalder

23.10

The creation of Boris Johnson Tom Bower's credulous new biography of the Prime Minister has one great scoop

Tanya Gold

20.10

Who speaks for Springsteenland? The man who wins small-town blue-collar America will be the country's next president

Zachary Hardman

20.10

America’s establishment still sneers at the Right Four years on, political hacks remain uninterested in why Trump connects with so many voters

Gavin Haynes