As the collection of health data becomes more common, the only effective pressure to keep it safe may come from patients

As voters become increasingly inured to repeated e-mails from political parties, flirtatious subject lines have become a popular way to get more clicks—whatever the cost to our hearts

Although the evidence suggests a poor polling day forecast doesn't impact turnout, cold-weather canvassing has proved tricky for some activists. So does it matter?

I’ve used a vast data set to map the battleground which can still make—or break—Boris Johnson’s dreams of a Brexit majority

The former law professor and senator has a plan for everything, including taking on billionaires and reforming the US electoral college. But can she win it?

It is the hollowed-out condition of the “mainstream” parties which allows the shrill, noisy and wealthy to dominate. In 2020, we should repoliticise politics

Outrageous statements came naturally to Trump—as they did to Nixon, McCarthy and the hyper-connected lawyer Roy Cohn. As the threat of impeachment looms, will America begin to reject their paranoid...

New Deltapoll research goes beyond asking how many voters think something, and instead reveals how much they care

The Tories’ latest pledge on the Human Rights Act is notable precisely for its attempt not to be  

This campaign has an air of unreality but danger lurks just around the corner