Current tensions within the Maga movement have in fact been brewing for a long time

In a Britain that feels politically voiceless, it’s no surprise that lawbreaking takes on an exaggerated aspect

The market-oriented approach has left services hollowed out while generating huge profits for private companies

Katie Lam’s plan for expulsions opens the door to curtailing the rights of us all

Both sides in the conflict are entrenched in their unwillingness to cede ground to the other

The myth that culture has not been for the masses is debunked in a new book

If we fail to uphold equality and democracy, where will our society be?

The sense of what defines anti-Jewish bigotry has changed radically since the 70s

Under the racist chants at last week’s rally lies a deep sense of political betrayal

There’s a risk that political violence becomes a weapon in the culture wars

The current debate over flying the national flag is not as important as the common values we want to ascribe to it

In a climate of fear, everyone is at risk of mistreatment – just look at the States

Lionising a woman who stirred up racial hatred is a moral failure of the right

Deplorable attitudes to refugees failed to stop solidarity across the divides

The real causes of serious problems are ignored and those responsible are let off the hook

A culture that views knowledge as a means to an end invites the misuse of new technology

The postcolonial thinker's ideas were more nuanced than his myth suggests

A catastrophic data breach put thousands at risk. But the attempt to bury the story may have done even greater damage

The response to a photo of a class in London shows how ethnic notions of national identity have seeped into mainstream conservatism

The outrage over the band's chants shows how the meaning of incitement has been expanded