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This week, Trump's granddaughter announced she definitely doesn't want to go into politics. Expect a run for office very soon, says Arwa Mahdawi ...

The ESPN broadcaster's comments about the ICE shooting in Minnesota moves him closer to the stance of another media figure he has long attacked ...

In a might-makes-right world, US allies, not to mention the emerging powers of the global south, would begin to hedge their bets in dangerous ways ...

The only way that Britain's energy bills can come down is if we are no longer reliant on fossil fuels. Today marks a big step towards that goal, says energy secretary Ed Miliband ...

I'll never tire of witnessing many 'firsts' for my second-born, but this is a luxury that should be afforded to everyone, not just those who can pay for it, says author and researcher Ilyas Nagdee ...

An economic recovery could still change the parties' fortunes. But the days when only two parties were licensed to supply Britain with prime ministers are gone, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr ...

How do you retain a space of democracy in a world that is reverting to violent conquest? By building a protective moat of federalism around it, says Paris-based Guardian writer Alexander Hurst ...

When you subtract what's superfluous, you're left with the essentials - the things that really matter to you ...

As the government brings its new hate laws to parliament, it's worth remembering past attempts suggest legislation used to outlaw political groups have been neither wise nor necessary ...

Editorial: Attacking Jerome Powell distracts from Republicans' thin legislative record and policies that continue to squeeze American household incomes ...