A new book argues that in a democracy, the wealthy provide a crucial counterbalance to the homogeneous, anti-capitalist views of the intellectual class, ensuring diverse political influence.
In Camden, home to Keir Starmer's constituency, the Green Party aims to capitalize on collapsing Labour support, with local elections showing a surge in progressive vote fragmentation.
Angela Rayner reportedly gave up vaping as she eyes the premiership. Could embracing imperfection make her a more relatable leader?
Rutgers University rescinded its invitation to Rami Elghandour for a graduation speech after student complaints about his pro-Palestinian social media posts, sparking free speech concerns.
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As Labour faces electoral wipeout, a columnist argues that Keir Starmer's 'adult in the room' persona was a hollow con that betrayed voters and led to disaster.
Vornado CEO Steve Roth says 'tax the rich' is as hateful as racial slurs, defends top 1% as epitome of American dream amid NYC pied-à-terre tax plan.
Nigel Farage has earned £2M on top of his MP salary since July 2024, analysis shows. The revelation comes amid controversy over a £5M undeclared gift from a donor.
Police arrested a suspect in connection with a shooting at a lake party in Oklahoma that left multiple people injured. The incident occurred during a large gathering.
The US Justice Department has launched an investigation into UCLA's admissions practices, alleging the university may have discriminated against white and Asian American applicants.
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Australia establishes a royal commission to investigate antisemitism, as the government releases a budget focused on cost-of-living relief and tax reforms.
Lisa Kudrow finally ends the 'on a break' debate, declaring Ross was a bad boyfriend. She says Rachel shouldn't have taken him back.
Former Green leader Caroline Lucas urges immediate action against candidates making antisemitic comments, as multiple cases emerge before local elections.
Romania's pro-European coalition government lost a no-confidence vote, triggering political turmoil amid austerity measures and a far-right surge in polls.
Readers respond to Gaby Hinsliff's column on MPs' drinking, plus letters on birdwatching, Green vote, Andy Burnham, and changing leaders.
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Donald Trump launches 'Project Freedom' to open the Strait of Hormuz, risking renewed conflict with Iran and endangering the ceasefire. Analysis by Julian Borger.
Nigel Farage deploys Zia Yusuf's wild idea of migrant detention centres in Green-voting areas to divert attention from an undeclared £5m donation scandal.
Prime Minister Mark Carney names former war crimes prosecutor Louise Arbour as Canada's governor general, praising her commitment to global institutions and justice.
Andy Beckett argues that Green leader Zack Polanski must be more nimble in fending off attacks than Jeremy Corbyn or risk suffering the same political demise.
A parliament inquiry report by far-right ally Charles Alloncle recommends slashing public broadcasting budgets, merging channels, and cutting entertainment by 75%, sparking criticism from left and center politicians.
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The US Supreme Court's recent decision weakens the Voting Rights Act, enabling gerrymandering that could disenfranchise minority voters and tilt House control toward Republicans.
Jonathan Pollard, former US navy intelligence analyst jailed for spying for Israel, announces Knesset run on platform of ethnic cleansing, advocating forcible removal of Palestinians from Gaza.
Greg Brockman's personal diary entries are scrutinized as Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI enters its second week, alleging breach of founding agreement.
Senate Republicans propose $1B for security upgrades tied to Trump's $400M East Wing ballroom project, sparking Democratic criticism.
The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed a lawsuit against the New York Times for allegedly passing over a white male editor for promotion due to race or sex, marking a new front in Trump administration pressure on media.
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Zack Polanski falsely claimed to be a British Red Cross spokesperson while campaigning for Green party leadership, the charity says. He also misrepresented his hypnotherapy membership.
The TUC calls for reinstating the bank surcharge to 8% after UK's big four banks reported £14bn in first-quarter profits, partly fueled by the Iran war.
Ministers target generational change in gender equality, facing off against manosphere activists pushing false claims about family courts and domestic violence.
US President Donald Trump halts the mission to guide ships through the Strait of Hormuz, hoping to finalize a deal with Iran, while maintaining the naval blockade.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio defends rising gas prices amid Trump's Iran war, claiming the US is 'very fortunate' as average fuel costs approach $4.50 per gallon.
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A new EU-UK trade agreement could force the UK to ban pre-harvest use of glyphosate, a weedkiller linked to cancer, aligning with EU restrictions since 2023.
