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After the Harris/Walz campaign blew over $1 billion, its top managers joined their first interview post-election on Pod Save ...

Philip Reeve roams across realms of his own making with effortless brio. If I say that Thunder City (Scholastic, £8.99) is ...

The Irish general election happens on Friday. In times past, observers would be marking the rise of Sinn Fein; now the ...

Not since the summer of the 2022 invasion have Russian troops been making more progress in Ukraine. Last month alone, they ...

How can you break the mental manacles of an empire that has occupied not only your physical world but also your education, ...

Life on Earth is not a zero-sum affair. Most plants only exist thanks to partnerships with fungal filaments in the soil which ...

Paradise Lost, this is one of those rare and refreshing books that invites us to compare our feelings with other committed ...

Today at Prime Minister’s Questions, the Labour MP Tariq Ali asked: ‘Will the Prime Minister commit to introducing measures ...

On a bus journey in Transylvania last summer, I got talking to a young Romanian man who works in Yorkshire and who had been ...

Eliza Clark’s first novel, Boy Parts, centred on a self-destructive woman taking explicit photographs of men. Her second, ...

Professor Guy Leschziner writes that he was raised in a secular household that was ‘entirely irreligious’ yet with ‘a strong ...