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Maga leaders blame a mythically powerful left for political violence. Now, they are bent on destroying anyone who opposes them ...

The hiring of Kenneth Weinstein as an ombudsman hands the US president a seat at the editors' desk ...

The UK supreme court's ruling earlier this year has not stopped a wave of unfair boycotts and exclusions in the arts, says author Susanna Rustin ...

At this year's TUC conference, I found cautious optimism about the employment rights bill - and a resurgent left looking to capture hearts and minds, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett ...

With the world in crisis, the PM is spending billions to back his posturing. But he has no clout over Gaza or Ukraine, and it's time he acted accordingly, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins ...

The president they call Jupiter has repeatedly shown utter disregard for the public voice at the ballot box. No wonder we are taking to the streets, says Guardian Europe columnist Rokhaya Diallo ...

Editorial: The shooting of the Turning Point USA co-founder should not be used to foment further division in a polarised country ...

The PM stood by his man for so long, he can't even claim credit now for firing him. It's a worst-of-both-worlds scenario, says LabourList editor Emma Burnell ...

I have come to realise that there is no freer feeling than just embracing one's own unique lameness, mainstream interests and all ...

Like an infectious disease, it efficiently finds more and more victims. It's not picky about who they are ...