Who voted for Donald Trump?

We offer a breakdown of the US presidential election results—and look at what they tell us

We don't want Trump—but neither do the bosses

Why did Trump win?

How has Donald Trump, a thuggish racist billionaire who boasted of sexual assaults on women, won the US presidency? It is a result that sends shockwaves across the world. It must be met by increased resistance.

We don't want Trump—but neither do the bosses

Donald Trump's victory is the result of—and a reaction to—more than thirty years of neoliberalism, writes Alex Callinicos

Stop the war on the poor

Courts cause confusion and chaos for Tories and Labour

Durham teaching assistants walk out to stop Labour council’s pay attack

anti-racism, Stand Up To Racism, conference, refugees, Calais

Stand Up To Racism gets going as new groups form

Behind the American nightmare—an interview with Gary Younge

Hundreds join protest outside US embassy in response to Trump's election

Claimants strike a blow against the bedroom tax—but there are still battles to be fought

A Supreme Court ruling on the bedroom tax yesterday, Wednesday, was damning for the government. But it set down limits on legal challenges to the hated policy.

Rotherham 12 were defending themselves in the face of an 'unexpected onslaught', court told

Protesters did no more than act in self defence while standing together against a "cauldron of hatred" from Nazi thugs, the Rotherham 12 trial heard.

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Campaigners unite across Britain to stop Tory attacks on the NHS

Mass movement demanding resignation of hated South Korean president is growing

Rich want a smash and grab raid on our pension schemes

Turkish state gets support from Britain despite its brutal crackdown on HDP

Jail for the poor as coppers’ clampdown beggars belief

Comment

Ruling class in open warfare after court ruling on Brexit

Is Britain beginning to experience the kind of “culture war” that divides the political elite in the US?

Why is Labour in such a muddle over migration?

Labour needs to choose between defending migrants and pandering to racist ‘concerns’, writes Nick Clark

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Letters

The government’s claims to help Employment Support Allowance (ESA) sickness benefit claimants into work are ridiculous.

Troublemaker

The Daily Mail was outraged last week at Fifa’s poppy ban. But it found an extra angle to get the venom really flowing.

Background check

The resilience of the gender pay gap is nothing to celebrate, Sadie Robinson argues—and the reasons tell us something about how the system uses sexism