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A summer's day in 2019 and armed police swoop on a whitewashed Cornish cottage at the end of a potholed lane. As several officers quiz the two residents – a boy of 14 and his grandmother – others head outside. In the overgrown garden, they find a wooden shed with the number ‘1488’ painted on it. The significance of the figures will be a mystery to most. But for white supremacists, they are shorthand or ‘code’ for their beliefs. The 14 refers to ‘the 14 words’: ‘We must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children.’ The 88 refers to ‘HH’ or Heil Hi...

The view from London as the world turns away Updated 5:30 PM ET, Tue December 22, 2020 People queue outside a Waitrose supermarket in Harrow, London, as new Tier 4 Covid-19 restrictions threaten shop supplies. We are publishing personal essays from CNN's global staff as they live and cover the story of Covid-19. Nick Paton Walsh is CNN's International Security Editor, based in London. London (CNN)The days are meant to get longer now. Even if many Britons wish they would not. Here, we had expected chaos at the end of 2020, but hoped that it would be self-inflicted -- from the nationalistic ro...

Hopes for a Brexit trade deal were rising last night after the EU softened its stance on tariffs. Sources involved in the talks said Brussels had dropped demands for the power to impose instant ‘lightning tariffs’ if the UK diverges from the bloc’s rules. In signs of a breakthrough, the two sides are now attempting to thrash out the details for an independent arbitration system for future complaints from either side. The EU’s chief negotiator Michel Barnier claimed the UK had made the first move, accepting ‘for the first time’ that Brussels should have the right to take action if ...

And former counsel to the house intel committee. also with us, michael crowley, white house security editor at politico. good evening and welcome to all of you. mimi, home-field advantage has its privileged. you get to go first with the big question. what's in the constellation of things we could learn about from michael cohen, sub question, what would you like to learn about from michael cohen? >> great questions. first of all, i think there are two main areas that we can divide up. one is more details about things we generally already know about. like the payments to stormy daniels. the whol...

In criminal justice at the pace university school of law. jeremy bash, former chief of staff at cia and the pentagon and former counsel to the house intel committee. also with us, michael crowley, white house security editor at politico. good evening and welcome to all of you. mimi, home-field advantage has its privileged. you get to go first with the big question. what's in the constellation of things we could learn about from michael cohen, sub question, what would you like to learn about from michael cohen? >> great questions. first of all, i think there are two main areas that we can divid...