The eccentrics of the new right aren’t rebelling against our political regime – they are its twisted successors.

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We should be chilled by Mangione’s alleged actions – but also by the nihilism in American society that drove him.

In an age of AI bots delivering therapy by algorithm, we risk losing the intrusive intimacy of real psychotherapy.

Law school doesn’t really teach you how to be a lawyer, but it certainly teaches you how to think like a lawyer. And part of ...

At any rate, Britain’s universities need more money. They can find it at home, or they can find it abroad. But if they don’t ...

If the party cannot translate momentum into council seats, it risks being another noisy but inconsequential endeavour.

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