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Those who call his leadership a cult fail to understand the party’s invigorated base. The Tories who are woefully out of touch with their base could learn from this

The EU has seemed stable in the face of Britain’s petulance. Yet across the continent, faith in its institutions is faltering

An apology must not blind us to the country’s immigration policies that made such exclusion possible and will continue to exclude others deemed ‘unworthy’

The purpose of the tightly choreographed weddings is to renew the royals’ sense of legitimacy and to establish their relevance

For too long, the party has been passive. It needs to stand for something to be relevant

Here is how Obama erred in obliquely helping the real-estate mogul and reality star capture the White House

The United States needs new gun laws. But first it needs to shed the myths that sustain its reliance on weapons

Gun deaths — intentional, accidental and self-inflicted — dwarf those related to terror

His anti-austerity manifesto has been therapeutic, renewing his party’s identity and sense of moral purpose

His critics wrote him off with the certainty of scientists - but forgot that it’s voters who decide

The question in the upcoming election is whether liberal enthusiasm or Republican satisfaction with Trump will prevail

I felt that my time on this planet was finite. That made me driven in a way that had little to do with conventional ambition