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Sinn Féin is now the biggest party in local government. But, asks Kevin Bean, what does this mean for the prospects of some kind of national reunification?

Eric Gill’s Prospero and Ariel has been vandalised yet again. Mike Macnair looks at the politics of attacking soft targets

Do not expect any radical shift, particularly on foreign policy, under a Sinn Féin-led government, warns Anne McShane

The debt-ceiling crisis is the direct result of the antiquated constitution, argues Daniel Lazare, but ‘emergency measures’ would be a gift for Trump

The man accused of killing 4 Idaho college students "stood silent"

Next time you're at the airport you may have to use this new method of identity verification

So the wienermobile is getting a new name, good luck getting anybody to use it!

Though a Labour government is by no means certain, it would represent a major political turning point. Vernon Price reports on the aggregate of CPGB members and supporters

A paper of Marxist polemic and Marxist unity

Mark Zuckerberg bet the farm on virtual worlds - and lost. Paul Demarty pours one out for the metaverse