26 Oct 2020 - 12:08am

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

14.10

Will the military disobey Trump? Under Nixon, the Defense Department ignored and subverted direct orders from the President

Rebecca John

13.10

How anti-vax are the Democrats? The politics of vaccination is a high-risk area, with a danger of unintended consequences

Justin Webb

09.10

Will Catholics be kingmakers in the US? Despite being deeply split, they are poised to be unusually influential in 2020

Christopher Rhodes

08.10

What will the New York Times do when Trump goes? An entire industry of outraged journalists and authors has grown out of the Donald's presidency

Sam Leith

06.10

Covid is Trump’s last chance Is the President about to turn the race into a coronavirus referendum?

Freddie Sayers

01.10

Is Critical Race Theory racist? Trump has condemned the controversial teaching as 'un-American' and 'divisive'

Helen Pluckrose

30.09

Joe Biden brought a sponge to a knife fight The presidential debate quickly descended into chaos — Trump’s natural habitat

Sam Leith

30.09

How paranoia drives politics Richard Evans's new book about conspiracy theories asks: who benefits when truth itself is unstable?

Daniel Kalder