Racism

The president has left a breadcrumb trail suggesting nothing would make him happier than to see the Eagles get slaughtered in the Super Bowl.

Cyril Ramaphosa defends measures that allow the state to seize land without compensation, after the U.S. president accused South Africa of treating “certain classes of people VERY BADLY.”

Taken over as the leader of a wounded political party? Try some self-flagellation.

The incident comes as far-right leaders are embracing increasingly radical proposals to deport migrants en masse ahead of a national election.

Trump has not yet responded to the overture, according to the Danish premier.

Responses to the 96-year-old’s death have become something of a political Rorschach test in France.

The former president embodied a strain of Christianity that emphasized caring for those on the margins — but was eclipsed by the Religious Right.

Britain’s symbol of power has an uncomfortable reputation for high levels of criminality.

The Reform leader has aspirations to enter 10 Downing Street as prime minister in a few years hence — but will his globetrotting ways and love of the camera cause disillusion among his new constituents?

France’s far-right leader must decide whether to wreck things or play nice — while keeping the 2027 presidential election firmly in her sights.

Five mixed-race women sued the Belgian state for taking them away from their families in racially motivated abductions.

PM Dick Schoof says “major social impact” of last week’s clashes will keep him from climate summit in Azerbaijan.

Khan said many Londoners ‘will be fearful’ about the US election result.

Tens of millions of voters go to the polls as a vicious campaign between Trump and Harris draws to a close.

A British tea room in the swing state of Georgia plays host to some unlikely political views.

“We can no longer tolerate seeing intolerable behaviors every weekend in sports,” Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau said.

The country’s long-awaited Online Safety Code sets up binding rules for large online platforms to better protect users, including children.

“Nobody knows who this random person is or cares what comes out of her mouth,” said a Donald Trump spokesperson.

Home Office Minister Angela Eagle says US Republican fed anti-immigrant sentiment across the west.

New ministers’ stances on immigration and social issues appear to break with some of their predecessors’ worldview.

The caricature of a presidential candidate is much more complex than a likeness.

A top political strategist explains how the Latino vote is shifting.

She defended the so-called childless cat ladies disparaged by JD Vance.