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Liberal MP Angie Bell's rhetoric and Warren Mundine's joke about murder at CPAC are part of a dangerous trend ...

Editorial: President Zelenskyy's allies must show the Russian president that American perfidy won't alter the course of a war the Kremlin is losing ...

Environmentalists of all political hues must find the language and ideas that turn passion for climate action into impetus, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams ...

The protests around an anti-ICE T-shirt show that politics can never be separated from sports, especially now ...

Experts peel back the evidence to see whether any of the health claims about vitamin patches stick - or whether it's the placebo effect at work ...

Tom Cruise's latest film could lose $250m (£190m) - could one reason be that audiences are tired of Hollywood telling them what they already know about the super-rich ...

Insurers are taking on more risk than they should. If - or when - a major disaster hits, the catastrophe will have far-reaching consequences, says an anonymous modeller and whistleblower ...

A fight over a datacentre in Utah has been a testing ground for citizens' assemblies, paving the way to oversight ...

Airports' TSA staff have been stripped of their chairs in the name of 'professionalism'. Most supermarket staff have never had them. Meanwhile, Donald Trump is seated at his desk - and apparently snoozing, writes Arwa Mahdawi ...

The raid is meant to cast an air of suspicion and criminality over Democratic candidates who, like Omar, are facing the voters in a matter of weeks ...