If politics is increasingly downstream of the internet, we should spend more time looking upstream.

Why no one should care about your 18 reports

The rival tribes that could shape the party’s future.

Streaming has surpassed traditional TV. Social media is now a primary news source for millions. And trust in mainstream media is falling.

Ultimately there are many reasons why Mamdani’s campaign was successful: message discipline, a strong ground game and a clear contrast to his opponents, but one of the most successful elements of his ...

Just one in four Brits think the UK is viewed positively on the world stage, with most wanting their country to play a large role in international affairs, exclusive poll shows

GB News becoming the UK's number one broadcast news channel is one of the most pivotal moments in news history and a wake-up call for brand storytellers.

In part 2 we explore what unites Reform UK's coalition of voters — and where the cracks begin to emerge

It's time to throw out the rule books and campaign like insurgents!

I’m using dogs to explain the rift in strategic thinking within progressive circles today. Bear with me I think I’m on to something!

Also inside: Elon Musk’s PAC gets into the ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ discourse with ads, a major MAGA merch shop is making $$ off of ICE puns, and more

Keir Starmer’s political authority is now on the line.

The proceeds have been frozen since the UK government forced the club's sale following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Greenpeace lost big but stood firm after Energy Transfer sued the group for its role in the Standing Rock protests over the Dakota Access Pipeline.

It was the political satire that gave us omnishambles, pet asbos and the terrifying Malcolm Tucker. Two decades on, creator Armando Iannucci and stars including Peter Capaldi and Rebecca Front lift th...

The U.K.’s ruling Labour Party has a 103-year winning streak in Wales, but that could end next May. POLITICO talked to officials, politicians and disillusioned steelworkers to track the rapid…

Aid cuts are a blow to Britain’s role on the world stage and to Labour's vote share, the Labour campaign for international development argues.