Soldiers on both sides are making little headway. Credit: Getty

09/29/2023 - 8:00am

The Russia-Ukraine war is now measured in inches Even after Ukraine's colossal counter-offensive, the frontline is still not moving

Bethany Elliott

Thursday, September 28

Joe Biden is sowing the seeds of more worker strikes Rising inflation and borrowing costs are hurting America's poorest

Marshall Auerback

Progressives ignore America’s crime wave at their peril The closure of nine Target stores in coastal cities reflects poorly on Democrats

Trump’s rivals are failing to outflank him Last night's GOP debate was defined by a lack of vision

Ireland’s World Cup anthem exposes old class divisions Sinn Féin supporters reacted angrily to the singing of The Cranberries' ‘Zombie'

Wednesday, September 27

The cost-of-living crisis won’t lead to ‘thousands’ of early deaths A new study makes a wildly exaggerated claim

Why the Conservatives have a shot in London A new poll finds that the Tories are trailing Labour by three points in the capital

Could ChatGPT be your new girlfriend? The AI language model can now see and speak

EU freedom of movement buckles under mass migration Even Germany is acting to strengthen its borders

William Nattrass

Google Pixel 8’s new editing feature is dystopian The Magic Editor tool allows users to change people's faces and expressions

Kristina Murkett

Tuesday, September 26

Joe Biden has revealed the Michigan strikers’ weakness The President knows his presence will boost his authority rather than hurt it

Philip Cunliffe

Is Ireland drifting to the Right? A populist backlash is brewing

Andrew Cuomo: lockdown would be more difficult now The former New York governor says that people no longer trust the government

Meanwhile, the Lib Dems sing songs by the sea The party's conference is full of nostalgia for the pre-2016 world

Was the Canadian parliament wrong to applaud Yaroslav Hunka? The truth about the 98-year-old Ukrainian former Nazi is complicated

Mary Harrington

Monday, September 25

What ‘lessons’ will the ONS learn from its trans census? The body's botched records have big implications for public policy

Climate scientist: why I left out the full truth in my research Patrick Brown tells UnHerd why he designed his research to sound catastrophic

Gavin Newsom is changing his tune on trans issues Is the California Governor laying the groundwork for a presidential run?

Eliza Mondegreen

Cutting HS2 is a decade too late White elephant projects need to be stopped before they waste time and money

Interest rate hikes may be over, but trouble lies ahead Lower inflation won't fix systemic problems in the housing market

Philip Pilkington

Saturday, September 23

Joe Biden is about to face an immigration reckoning Granting legal status to Venezuelans won't fix the problem

Friday, September 22

Ibram X. Kendi’s race hustle deserves to fail Accusations of fund mismanagement at the academic's centre are no surprise

Project Veritas was never going to outlast James O’Keefe The Right-wing sting site ceased operations this week

When will the WHO acknowledge its Covid policy failures? The organisation missed another opportunity at this week's UN summit

Does France want a king? King Charles's warm reception in Paris suggests it might

Thursday, September 21

In Canada, the gender wars are now a national issue Thousands of Canadians protested against trans ideology this week

Eliza Mondegreen

The EU won’t save Giorgia Meloni on immigration Arrivals from Africa are destabilising Italy's government

The Bank of England’s interest rate decision is short-termist Rising energy prices could fuel inflation further

Philip Pilkington

Has Poland grown sick of helping Ukraine? The country's leaders are choosing national interest over foreign aid

Bethany Elliott

Why do so many teenage girls feel unsafe? A new survey found that nearly half are afraid to walk the streets alone

Kristina Murkett

Wednesday, September 20

British Vogue’s virtue-signalling may be coming to an end Incoming editor Chioma Nnadi is decidedly less political than her predecessor

Nina-Sophia Miralles

Arts Council England agrees to pay compensation to feminist The organisation has reached a settlement with Denise Fahmy