Opinion

Polygon’s Editor’s Letter is a column from Editor-in-Chief Chris Plante that reflects on the video game and entertainment industries, their communities, and Polygon itself. New editions appear in the first...

On Monday, the British government halted 30 licences that would have allowed British companies to supply military parts to Israel. Those include components for fighter aircraft, helicopters, drones and items...

We stand on the brink of a defining moment in human history. The decisions we make today will shape the world our children and their children will inherit. As we...

It’s hardly reasonable to expect that a single word can characterize an organism as complex as a major political party. But that’s never stopped people from trying. Right now, for...

Listen to this full episode of The New Abnormal on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon and Stitcher. Donald Trump is at it again. Appearing on Fox News with Mark Levin over...

Cam Newton, a former NFL quarterback who won an MVP award and played in the Super Bowl, became a household name by facing off against defenders eager to knock his...

Although Labor Day was conceived and established as a way of honoring and promoting the interests of the organized labor movement and the unions that control it, the day can...

The brutal murder of six Israeli hostages taken by Hamas on October 7 last year exemplifies the horror engendered by that atrocity. The fact that much of Gaza lies in...

In August, the Palestinian Health Ministry announced Gaza’s first proven case of polio infection in 25 years. The virus had infected a 10-month-old baby in Deir el-Balah, leaving him paralysed....

After 16 years in the spotlight, Adele is ready to take a break from music. At the final show of her Munich residency on Saturday, the “Rolling in the Deep”...