Trump deserved to be routed, but his base stayed loyal—largely because of the left’s perverse obsession with what divides, rather than unites, America’s economically downtrodden majority

Longer living can open up more possibilities for all of us

A new biography describes a likeable if flawed figure

Past form suggests the china shop will be no safer with the bull gone

Rule-breaking legislation does not represent the kind of country we are, says the Chair of the Justice Select Committee

Obama's instinctive patriotism shines through in the first volume of his memoirs

The refusal even now to concede is about more than just coping with defeat

The new President does not have the power nor the inclination to deliver a fundamental reset

Boris Johnson's dismissal of the new President-elect's concerns suggests that although the US may be moving on from Trumpism, the UK is not

Plus what a Joe Biden presidency means for the world

Some American problems are more fundamental than the identity of the commander-in-chief

As the counts began to look dicey for the President, he reacted like he was always going to. But the election confirmed that his rage and defiance are shared across great swathes of American society