Doves and hawks: how opinion was divided about airstrikes in Syria
How the US cabinet and beyond sought to influence Donald Trump’s decision to order missile strikes on Syrian airbases
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How the US cabinet and beyond sought to influence Donald Trump’s decision to order missile strikes on Syrian airbases
We know diesel vehicles are the key culprit, but when it comes to both long-term solutions and emergency measures the govenment has been asleep at the wheel
It is crucial for a resilient democracy that we better understand how Google and Facebook are changing the way we think, interact and behave
The leftist’s win was hailed as the ‘liberal pushback’ against Brexit and Trump, but 46% voted for the far-right Norbert Hofer
Canada has joined a growing list of countries phasing out the most polluting fossil fuel and global demand has fallen. Is this the start of a low-carbon energy era or just a blip in coal’s dominance?
The absence of climate change as a leading topic in the election was a failure of the media – and it’s now their responsibility to get Americans talking about it
Guardian analysis shows the higher the median age in an area the higher the turnout – meaning larger numbers of older, leave voters got their way
As a budget crisis bites, liberals and some conservatives wonder if rightwing fears over abortion and transgender rights are tipping their state into chaos
Data shows US president has made fewer reductions to stockpile than any incumbent since the end of the cold war
Certain psychedelics, including psilocybin, may be useful for treating depression. Could they be a game-changing breakthrough for psychiatry?