08/28/2026 - 8:00am

Canada-US trade war has exposed a Brexit double standard

Richard Johnson

27.08

Faculty lounge language is downstream of Democrats’ real problem The party continues to alienate voters with its bizarre vocabulary

Emily Jashinsky

27.08

‘Prislam’ is radicalizing Britain’s inmates Vulnerable white prisoners are turning to Islam for protection

Steve Gallant

27.08

Andy Burnham’s Israeli boycott is a bid to appease the Left He will suffer few political consequences for going down this route

David Swift

27.08

How Westerners are lured into Russia’s army

Ian Garner

26.08

Stanley Druckenmiller’s AI use signals a bleak future for writing Every ChatGPT column makes original thought a little rarer

Philip Hensher

26.08

Why is JK Rowling being smeared as a Holocaust denier? The latest attack on the author reveals trans activism’s moral emptiness

Joan Smith

26.08

Dolly Parton symbolized a vanishing America

Daniel Kalder

26.08

Has Giorgia Meloni abandoned the populist Right? She has transformed into an establishment conservative

William Nattrass

25.08

Trump is sacrificing ranchers for cheaper beef Washington wants immediate savings while breeders face years of uncertainty

Garth Brown

25.08

Banning cousin marriage won’t make it disappear The state is no longer strong enough to enforce social change

Chris Bayliss

25.08

Why is Abdul El-Sayed taking money from a Hamas-linked network?

Kyle Orton

25.08

Mark Carney can win by walking away from a US trade deal Rising anti-American sentiment suggests Ottawa is willing to play the long game

Michael Cuenco

24.08

Why can’t the anti-war Left condemn Iran? Criticizing one tyranny shouldn’t mean excusing another

Sohrab Ahmari

24.08

Labour’s cigar crackdown is a war on pleasure Beauty and luxury have been sacrificed on the altar of public health

Richard Crampton-Platt

24.08

In defense of the DSA’s champagne socialists There’s nothing hypocritical about rich kids fighting for the working class

Ryan Zickgraf

24.08

Putin is building a saboteur army across Europe

Bethany Elliott

23.08

The same-name trick that could hand Democrats the Senate A teacher’s involvement in the race could spoil his namesake’s electoral hopes

John Masko

23.08

California’s green agenda is putting its future at risk Soaring energy costs threaten to crush the Golden State’s innovation economy

Joel Kotkin

23.08

Bare Expectations is more Dickensian than you think

Cosmo Adair

22.08

Why is the US government meddling in the Nathan Cofnas affair? An obscure university shows how academic freedom becomes a political weapon

John Sailer

22.08

The eurozone crisis is a warning to America

Wolfgang Munchau

21.08

Trump’s Iran Economic D-Day is delusional Tehran is adept at absorbing financial blows

Daniel L. Davis

21.08

US condemns Ghent University suspension of Nathan Cofnas It added that it would be reviewing any relationships with the institution

UnHerd Staff

21.08

The DSA has a Castro problem

Emily Jashinsky

21.08

PinkNews is paying the price for abandoning journalism The LGBTQ+ media site is hemorrhaging staff

Julie Bindel

21.08

How Harry and Meghan can win back Britain A quiet return home as private citizens might be the best move

Niall Gooch

20.08

Postpartum psychosis is turning into TikTok entertainment

Carolyn D. Gorman

20.08

Zelensky is running out of political cover Calls for wartime elections are growing louder

Jennifer Kavanagh

20.08

America’s $40-trillion debt is built on a dangerous gamble Washington’s fiscal recklessness could send borrowing costs soaring

John Rapley

20.08

Anti-rape guidance for asylum seekers is a failure of mass migration Ministers are reluctant to confront the consequences of new arrivals for women

Josephine Bartosch

20.08

‘Extremist’ children aren’t Prevent’s biggest problem A new report suggests young people are increasingly radicalized online

Dominic Adler