Rassemblement Étudiant de Droite members clash with police. Credit: Facebook

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Right-wing street fighters take on French rioters Radical youth movements are mobilising across the nation

Is Pearl Davis the female Andrew Tate? The anti-feminist influencer is capitalising on the trad fad

Tuesday, July 4

Ignore the naysayers on deep-sea mining The latest bout of virtue signalling came from William Hague

SNP’s Mhairi Black: Westminster is a ‘toxic environment’ The Scottish politician is standing down at the next election

Is French police brutality a myth? Commentators are wrong to suggest the country's officers are unusually violent

Why Labour shouldn’t do deals with other parties Keir Starmer was right to expel Neal Lawson

Richard Johnson

Rapist Isla Bryson complains of ‘transphobic abuse’ in prison He should never have been put in a women's jail in the first place

Monday, July 3

Blame food prices for France’s riots Energy sanctions over Ukraine are leading to soaring costs

Philip Pilkington

Lee Fang: Did Pfizer sponsor vaccine mandates? The journalist explores Big Pharma’s hold on American institutions

Selin Musillo-Ates

The real story behind the AfD’s rise The party is filling a vacuum on the German Right

Ralph Schoellhammer

Was Just Stop Oil right to disrupt Pride? The Left shouldn't restrict its protest to enemy territory

‘Ethical consumerism’ has turned against the consumer Nigel Farage won't be the last customer deemed undesirable by a bank

Mary Harrington

Friday, June 30

The Covid inquiry is creating a lockdown doctrine Shutting down harder and faster next time is the wrong idea

How the affirmative action ruling will shape the 2024 election The response of institutions like Harvard could play a pivotal role

Britcoin will bring in a new wave of financial censorship Emulating China’s digital currency threatens our civil liberties

Is China really still a ‘developing country’? The country's Premier made an odd claim to the World Economic Forum

Austin Williams

The Supreme Court won’t shatter the DEI dream But it’s a welcome start towards admissions fairness

Thursday, June 29

Bureaucrats will find ways around the Supreme Court ruling Race is still allowed to be considered indirectly in applications

GLAAD pushes Big Tech to censor trans ‘disinformation’ The organisation called for a clampdown on discussing gender-affirming care

Eliza Mondegreen

Ed Balls and George Osborne’s podcast is a centrist-dad paradise The Rest is Politics has some new competition

Is the Airbnb bubble bursting? The Big Tech business model no longer reigns supreme

Girls assaulted in gender-neutral toilets — as predicted A series of incidents at an Essex school shows the perils of self-ID

How a Breitbart hit piece backfired The publication faced a backlash for publishing private messages

Wednesday, June 28

UCLA refuses to hire professor who criticised DEI Yoel Inbar's appointment has been blocked by a student petition

NHS worship reaches new heights with Newsnight tribute Reverence for our health service is out of line with its performance

Will Yevgeny Prigozhin become the new Alexei Navalny? Putin would be unwise to make a martyr of the Wagner chief

Bethany Elliott

Even progressive voters don’t like racial affirmative action The Supreme Court should strike it down — and do the Democrats a favour

Cricket may be stuffy, but it’s not racist A new report conflates tradition with discrimination

Tuesday, June 27

Feminist wins harassment case against Arts Council England A tribunal agreed former employee Denise Fahmy had been unfairly treated

Retired US general: why I think Putin will go nuclear Kevin Ryan details why he believes the threat is underestimated

The biggest loser from the Bundesbank’s failure? The ECB The long-running battle between the two banks has taken another twist

Philip Pilkington

True crime obsessives won’t leave Nicola Bulley alone TikTok sleuths are part of an unhealthy trend

Kristina Murkett