I am angry today, so I have decided to kill some Brexit unicorns.

For member states there is no better deal outside of the European Union.

Steve Bullock’s take on the EU Council after Theresa May asked the EU27 some help with the Brexit deal.

The most visited country in the world, France prides itself on being a lifestyle superpower, where a crusty baguette and wedge of good cheese are civilisational markers. But, after a month of Yellow Vest protests, tourists are wary.

It’s a mark of the times we live in, here in the UK, that a confidence vote in the leadership of the Prime Minister counts only as an incidental side-show in the performance of Brexit.

The Prime Minister has reversed herself into an alleyway, with Brutus and Cassius closing in for the final strike. She’ll survive this coup d’etat. And with time running out, her biggest denial could turn out to be a blessing.

Helen De Cruz on Theresa May’s no confidence vote and how Brexit has been sucking energy away from everything else in Westminster.

Mike Galsworthy today on the European Court of Justice ruling that the Article 50 notification can be revoked unilaterally.

Next month is not only a new year but it also is when a new power-sharing reality will begin in Washington D.C. Speculation is rampant as to what this new reality will mean, bipartisan warfare or bipartisan productivity?

Trump supporters love to accuse us Trump critics of suffering from “Trump Derangement Syndrome.” I’m not sure where that silly term came from, but it sure seems like Trump is the one suffering from a crazy obsession that perhaps we should call “OBAMA Derangement Syndrome.”

While the Brexit chaos continues, with the Prime Minister expected to lose the vote on her deal next Tuesday, we thought it was a good time to ask the question: What does it mean for my citizens’ rights?

The hostility towards freedom of movement expressed by the People’s Vote campaign is exactly the divisive politics we hoped to eradicate. Brexit is a moral and political crime. This makes it worse.

After Trump’s election, the Brexit chaos, the ‘gilets jaunes’ protests, the rise of populism and fake news... a strong, selfless Parliamentary System could restore the people’s trust in politics.

Why a People’s Vote should enfranchise EU citizens resident in the UK. This short piece debunks the common myths of why it can’t be done, e.g., not enough time, not democratic, not British citizens...

Professor Simon Usherwood on how Theresa May’s interview on the BBC Radio 4 Today programme yesterday morning mirrors the current Brexit debate.

This is an Open Letter written by Chris, from Essex. Chris voted Leave in 2016. He has since changed his mind and wants a People’s Vote so that he can now vote for Britain to Remain in the European Union.