I think Biden would lose against Trump in 2024 and that would make Trump's big lie more dangerous.

Joe Biden has officially announced his bid for president in 2024. I officially announce my prediction that he will lose.

Do we have to let so much of our digital lives be controlled by advertisers like Google?

Biden and Trump have mirrored classified documents scandals and while Trump’s is worse he is very good at dragging Biden down to his level.

Kevin McCarthy needed 15 tries to confirm him as the speaker of the House , which also confirmed America's political dysfunction.

The bird is freed", but what does the regime change at Twitter really mean?

Biden loves to portray himself as the most pro-labour politician in America, but does his policies match up to his rhetoric?

It was election night in Sweden yesterday so I'll take this opportunity to sing the praises of it's political system.

Regulators from all corners of the globe consistently fail to force tech firms to respect their users' privacy. Why? How can we fix it?

Trump is always on about how the 'Establishment' is out to get him. Does this mean that he can't be effectively held accountable?

Raiding Trunp's home in Florida was an own-goal by the DoJ. The least it could do was give a reason why it was necessary.

We need a broader discussion about the role of social media in society to answer the question of if we should let Musk buy Twitter.

Boris is leaving office, does that mean the anti-establishment conservative movement is done for?

Will the Jan 6th hearings be a crass ploy for Democrats to win the midterms or a genuine attempt to learn from the riot?

The EU has picked a side in the conflict between tech giants and citizens, and have even understood the issues at hand. Finally!

Le Pen has lost to Macron again. What can this tell us about the state of Western politics?

Republicans and Socialists have both lost the French presidential election, is the left-right divide passé?

How do we reconcile a world where everyone can get a platform with our desire to keep out foreign propaganda and hate speech?

With Musk's record breaking donation to charity in the news it's worth taking a look at philanthropy: does it help more than it hurts?

There has been endless talk about r/wallstreetbets and Gamestop lately but nobody talks about the most interesting part of the story.