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There are moments when you can see the screen jump as history switches to a new reel. 1 have never wanted to be in a newsroom more than the moment [...]

There's been no shortage of discussion about the male appetite--for sex, for power, for whatever men have needed to secure their success--after the fall of Harvey Weinstein and the rise [...]

'Care is such a radical idea,' says Naomi Klein. 'I find it interesting that we struggle with the word. I'm not ready to let I feel like we need to [...]

Here's how you cover an American political convention: you get up inhumanly early to fire off your first emails, chugging down hotel coffee that tastes like burnt leather. Then you [...]

San Francisco is awash with tech money. Yet this city of innovation is also a place where you have to step over the homeless to buy a $20 artisan coffee [...]

Neil Gaiman has been wearing the same outfit since 1987. Occasionally the black T-shirt gets changed or one billowy black coat gets replaced with another billowy black coat but the [...]

There's no drug quite like the confidence of a mediocre white man, and even lifelong users such as Donald Trump have to be careful when mainlining in public. Witness, if [...]

It's a warm December night in South Carolina and we are about to see Donald Trump speak on a ship that goes nowhere. We have been waiting for an hour [...]

I'm in a van with three pirates, and we're pillaging snacks from all the major political parties in Iceland. It's 27 April, election day in Reykjavik, and the months of [...]

I'm sitting in a cafe on Salisbury high street and a frail old man in a big black hat has just told me that he is going to die. 'No [...]

It's just before midnight, in the damp chill of an austerity winter, and a gang of students and schoolkids is standing smoking against the iron railings outside an occupied lecture [...]

WE WERE FEMINISTS ONCE From Riot Grrrl to CoverGirl«, the Buying and Selling of a Political Movement By Andi Zeisler 285 pp. PublicAffairs. $26.99. Power has a way of inoculating [...]

David Cameron is right. Britain, like much of the developed world, is imploding under a culture of entitlement, a species of socio-economic pestilence that collapses the superstructure of modern life [...]

How do we measure human malice? Sometimes it's all too easy. This summer, British cities are struggling through the aftermath of successive terrorist attacks and hate crimes. The Manchester bombing. [...]

When is a lie not a lie? Recently, the Daily Telegraph reported that university students had demanded that 'philosophers such as Plato and Kant' be 'removed from [the] syllabus because [...]

They say that if you can make a cake, you can make a bomb. Food writer and former Great British Bake Off finalist Ruby Tandoh was never much bothered about [...]

It is finally happening: I am becoming a strong woman. Not in every sense of the word--I'm still a squishy-hearted millennial snowflake marinated in political correctness. But these days I [...]

There's a feeling that's common among everyone I know from the weird, wild, fast-moving days of politics in 2011. It's a feeling of having somehow gone down the wrong trouser [...]

What does it mean to love your country? Is it the sort of love that means you never have to say you're sorry? The late, great critic AA Gill once [...]

Are men too fragile for politics? As powerful chauvinists everywhere reverse out of public life to spend more time helping the police with their enquiries, we are being asked to [...]

The nuclear family, as Brooks points out, was a historical aberration. The nuclear family, in its brief heyday, was fundamentally an economic strategy, one that made it easier to control the supply of workers and organize childcare and domestic work so that women were doing as much of it as possible for free. Women writers, in particular, have long been pioneers of the sort of futuristic novel that thinks creatively beyond the nuclear family as the base unit of human existence. The nuclear family, like any, can be a dangerous place. [Extracted from the article]

The year is 1994 and the place is a small suburban kitchen in Sussex. I'm nine years old and I'm sitting at the table, slopping Frosties into my mouth and [...]

The standard complaint against the cohort now entering its thirties is that we spend our time hiding from the student loans company in our parents' basements and making five-pound artisanal [...]

Climate change denial is not about facts. It is about faith, and faith comes in many forms, including the blackly comic. This month, as the most devastating hurricanes on record [...]

What are we prepared to sacrifice to keep children safe? On Monday 22 May, at the Manchester Arena, 22 people were senselessly slaughtered. Many of them were teenage girls pouring [...]

There's a free speech crisis in America, but it's not the one you're thinking of. On 20 January, a few miles from Donald Trump's inauguration ceremony in Washington, DC, more [...]

History and legend are crammed with cautionary tales about mad kings. The stories share a shape: the king has lost control of what wit and reason he possessed. Wild emotion [...]

At exactly 12.03pm on 20 January, the age of liberal equivocation ended for ever. Minutes in to the most thuggishly nationalist inauguration speech outside of a disaster movie, anyone who [...]

The year 2016 will go down in history as a spiteful bastard. Terrorist atrocities, the refugee crisis and the fall of Western democracy would have been enough on their own, [...]

In these troubled times, it's good to know that moderate conservatives, anxious liberals and even your neighbourhood Trotskyist uncle can come together against a common enemy: students. Prissy students, with [...]

The writing was on the wall, for those who knew how to read it. Specifically, it was on the wall of a black church in Mississippi, which was sprayed with [...]

The article offers information on the evolution in technological sector and structure of the way to telling the stories. Topics discussed the changing way of technology through different stories, culture and technology presented of the 1999 to 2019 era; mentions the effect of internet as innocents corrupted by the great sucking surveillance machine; and highlights the popular culture for women to imagine a kind of eroticism.

For a man who lies like a rabid dog drools poison, Donald Trump has one topic on which he remains broadly convincing: women. He believes that they should be beautiful, [...]

Whose fault is it if you can't cope with the stress of work? The answer used to be simple--it's yours, and you're probably a shiftless weakling for even asking the [...]

Polyamory, if you believe the newspapers, is the hot new lifestyle option for affectless hipsters with alarming haircuts, or a sex cult, or both. A wave of trend articles and [...]

The suggestion that two transgender women were close to being selected for the British Olympic team was met with outrage earlier this month. LGBT advocates were upset that trans athletes [...]

When writers draft the textbooks on this period of Western history, the events of the past fortnight will likely feature on a page headed 'Factors leading to'. As the greatest [...]

On Friday, I woke up in a country I do not recognise. David Cameron's big gamble--the future of Britain against his personal political ambitions--has backfired so badly that we've blasted [...]