How not to destroy Trump and Johnson

In both cases their opponents resort to character assassination and are left with no one against whom they can argue.

Chloe Westley: How the Intellectual Dark Web brings light to the mind

What really brings together all of these people is a commitment to enlightenment values, and a commitment to freedom of thought.

How Twitter enabled a tawdry oaf to become President

In his new book, Peter Oborne interprets a collection of the outrageous Tweets which carried Trump to high office.

Profile: The rules of war

International humanitarian law may be imperfect, but it can ameliorate some of the worst horrors of armed conflict – such as the Khan Sheikhoun gas attack.

The canting, self-righteous, liberal enemies of Trump who shouted “liar” at him – and failed

His critics have fallen for the Fact-Checking Fallacy: the illusion that in politics or journalism, accurate facts are all that matter.

Mohammed Amin: Yes, Trump’s election is bad news for American Muslims – but not as bad as it may seem

He has resiled from some of his most extreme positions. And the U.S has a constitution which is a beacon for the protection of religious freedom.