Those who defend the established order want you to believe that you’re stupid and can’t change anything. By Nathan J. Robinson.

“Crypto is an oddball fucking thing…” By Davis Richardson.

Classic Paul. By Jordan Weissmann.

Critics of the left aren’t oppressed and they don’t believe in “rational debate.” By Nathan J. Robinson.

The Ghost of Hillary Clinton still haunts the minds of many Americans. She is paraded around America like a fallen angel. By Nick Pemberton.

The problem with John Bolton isn’t that he’s an extremist. It's that he’s mainstream. By Stephen M. Walt.

Prepare for dumb wars. By W. James Antle III.

War, or the danger of war, is always an opportunity to silence troublemakers. By Peter Hitchens.

Liam O Hare on the deep connections between Cambridge Analytica’s parent company Strategic Communication Laboratories (SCL Group) and the Conservative Party and military establishment.

Bolton has long had President Trump’s ear. He might soon have a top job in his White House. By Zack Beauchamp.

Memory laws emerged in Western Europe’s old democracies as a means to promote reconciliation after World War II. Now, such laws have become one of the preferred instruments of populists attempting to consolidate their own power – and to incite the very xenophobic nationalism that provided fertile soil for the Holocaust. By Nikolay Koposov.

They want a theocracy in the US, and they have Trump's ear. By Bill Berkowitz.

Theresa May's approach to the EU was likened to Neville Chamberlain's appeasement of Hitler, and Remainer Tories were called "condescending arseholes", according to a cache of Brexiteer messages. By Alex Spence.

What two recent books on Bill and Hillary tell us about the political and economic costs of the New Democrats. By Ryan Cooper. (Feb. 14, 2018)

The conservative Law and Justice party struggles against the scourge of EU utopianism. By James P. Pinkerton.

Niece of far-right Front National leader Marine Le Pen to address conference after vice-president Mike Pence on Thursday. By Angelique Chrisafis.

Michael Lewis goes to Washington in search of Trump and winds up watching the State of the Union with Steve Bannon.

Just give everyone permanent legal status immediately. By Ryan Cooper.

The House Speaker cannot imagine a better follow-up than gutting the social safety net. By Bess Levin. (Dec. 21, 2017)

The rally in a remote barn featured Steve Bannon, a dig at Ivanka, a reference to Moore’s Jewish lawyer, and several inflatable alligators. By Olivia Nuzzi.