Headlines such as, Democracy is at risk, Democracy in crisis, The risks facing Democracy, and Democracy is hanging by a ...

In 2015, a very senior Australian government official told me that if Trump was elected president, Australia might need to ...

The shifts in both papers have highlighted the growing reluctance of news organizations to make presidential endorsements. The Minnesota Star Tribune also announced in August it would end the ...

Sundays are for doing things you haven't done in a long time, like a long stretch after years trapped in a languorous hunch. Former Edge designer Andrew Hind has launched On, a premium print magazine ...

This election is still a dead heat, according to most polls. In a fight with such wafer-thin margins, we need reporters on the ground talking to the people Trump and Harris are courting.

Which scientific publishers and journals are worst affected by fraudulent or dubious research papers — and which have done least to clean up their portfolio? A technology start-up founded to ...

Meanwhile, the Daily Telegraph says the Crown Prosecution Service is under fire from politicians after a jury found the “hero” officer not guilty. Britain’s police chief says the system ...

In the British papers, The Sunday Times features an interview with six-time Olympic champion Chris Hoy as he reveals he has terminal cancer, but leads on ministers stepping in to the company which ...

There is little agreement on the day’s top story as a range of issues appear on the front pages of Sunday’s newspapers. The Sunday Times features an interview with six-time Olympic champion Sir Chris ...

In the two decades before he became the Democrats' U.S. Senate nominee in California, former House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff repeatedly declared in mortgage and election filings that ...

The Federalist’s founding papers One of the first articles, “UW-Madison sex education program promotes pornography and Planned Parenthood,” details one of the GetWise modules on sex. Freshman students ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ plans for the Budget feature heavily on Thursday’s newspaper front pages. The Daily Telegraph leads on what it calls the Chancellor’s plan to “launch the biggest ...