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Donald Trump was Steve Bannon's creation. What happens now?

Steve Bannon championed the "economic nationalism" agenda which drove Trump's election win and the early days of his presidency.

By Nicky Woolf
  • Is it OK to punch a Nazi?

    There are moral and practical reasons why using force to stop a far-right march is justified.

    By Jasper Jackson
    16 August
  • Theresa May condemns Big Ben’s silence – but stays silent on Donald Trump’s Nazi defence

    Priorities.

    By Media Mole
    16 August
  • Leave.EU is backing a racist President - why aren't more Brexiteers condemning it?

    Our own homegrown Trump trumpeters. 

    By Julia Rampen
    16 August
  • The stand against Nazis at Charlottesville has echoes of Cable Street

    Opposing Nazis on the streets has a long and noble history.

    By Nicky Woolf
    15 August
  • Think Charlottesville couldn't happen in the UK? Then look at today's Sun

    When columnists call for a solution to “The Muslim Problem” it begins to legitimise the kind of hate boiling over in the US.

    By Jasper Jackson
    14 August
  • Donald Trump refuses to condemn white supremacists after car rams protesters in Charlottesville

    The US president denounces “many sides” after a woman is killed and 19 others injured.  

    By New Statesman
    13 August
  • Donald Trump's “brain” Stephen Miller is also obsessed with Muslims and Mexicans

    It would be no exaggeration to call the president's senior policy adviser an extremist.

    By Mehdi Hasan
    11 August
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    10 August
  • Donald Trump's nuclear rhetoric is like his masculinity – self-destructive

    The first nuclear bombs were called Little Boy and Fat Man. We are now at the whims of such a pair. 

    By Sanjana Varghese
    10 August
  • Donald Trump's careless rhetoric risks a nuclear miscalculation

    Having missed opportunities to resolve the crisis, the US is now pushing itself and North Korea into a corner. 

    By George Eaton
    09 August

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