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06/17/2023 - 3:24pm
No, Mark Carney: Brexit didn’t cause inflation
The former governor should reflect on his own experimental monetary policies
Philip Pilkington
Friday, June 16
16.06
Secession is a threat Californians should take seriously
The state's restive interior is becoming a more influential force
Joel Kotkin
16.06
Three women in Australia cancelled for gender critical views
An increasingly censorious atmosphere is sweeping through Down Under
Petra Bueskens
16.06
Young Tories are nowhere to be found
The latest data makes grim reading for the governing party
Eric Kaufmann
16.06
Sad Girl Literature has hijacked the summer
Cleopatra and Frankenstein is yet another story of female despair
Elizabeth Oldfield
16.06
Mortgage rate rises will push the UK into a recession
Rishi Sunak is now powerless to save the property sector
Philip Pilkington
Thursday, June 15
15.06
Czech president calls for mass surveillance of Russian nationals
Petr Pavel drew parallels with Japanese internment
William Nattrass
15.06
Climate gets 71 mentions in Germany’s first security strategy
China, meanwhile, only received six
Ralph Schoellhammer
15.06
The ratings are in: Trump is still a hit with the boomers
The retired demographic lives for the former president's scandals
Mark Alastor
15.06
Elon Musk is wrong: the US does not need a new Sulla
Twitter's CEO called out for a modern-day version of the Roman general
Peter Franklin
15.06
Janet Yellen: expect a slow decline in US dollar dominance
The Treasury Secretary said that sanctions have undermined the dollar
James Billot
Wednesday, June 14
14.06
Weight-loss drug Wegovy on the NHS? Fat chance
Steve Barclay's enthusiasm for the diet injection is misplaced
Zandile Powell
14.06
Why is Putin inviting bloggers to the Kremlin?
Russia's President is trying to draw attention away from the counteroffensive
Bethany Elliott
14.06
Is politics killing the marriage market?
There's a surplus of liberal women and conservative men
Noah Carl
14.06
In Kurdish Syria, European Isis jihadists finally face trial
The issue has been forgotten and the local authorities have lost patience
Aris Roussinos
Tuesday, June 13
13.06
US public opinion hardens on trans issue
A growing majority now says changing gender is immoral
UnHerd Staff
13.06
Paid period leave doesn’t help women
MPs are wrong to think the idea is progressive
Kristina Murkett
13.06
Elizabeth Gilbert’s self-cancellation sets a dangerous precedent
The author has delayed her latest book after a public backlash
Leigh Stein
13.06
One in three Brits believe in Great Replacement Theory
A new report shows the depth of mistrust in authority
Rob Lownie
Monday, June 12
12.06
Jack Dorsey: the reason I’m backing Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Twitter's founder said that he was drawn to the Democrat's anti-war position
James Billot
12.06
Why I resigned from Humanists UK
The organisation has succumbed to gender ideology
Joan Smith
12.06
California laws fundamentally redefine the family
New bills mean that parents must 'affirm' a child’s gender
Mary Harrington
12.06
A Johnson-Farage party makes no sense
Boris's lockdown and green stances put him at odds with the ex-Ukip leader
Peter Franklin
12.06
Publisher doubles down on retracted gender paper
Springer Nature has once again bowed to trans activist pressure
Eliza Mondegreen
Sunday, June 11
11.06
Nicola Sturgeon’s arrest is a gift to the Union
Despite her release, the former first minister has been tarnished by SNP scandal
Henry Hill
11.06
Paul Kingsnorth: how to resist the machine
The writer visited UnHerd to talk about finding meaning in a soulless world
UnHerd Staff
Friday, June 9
09.06
Rishi Sunak deserves praise for his foreign policy
The PM is forging a more realistic and pragmatic role for the UK
Aris Roussinos
09.06
The IMF is no friend to British workers
Higher immigration hurts blue-collar wages more than graduate jobs
Aaron Bastani
09.06
Rishi Sunak turns his back on free trade
The PM's Atlantic Declaration with Joe Biden is explicitly protectionist
Philip Pilkington
09.06
Britain has gone from an AI innovator to a bureaucratic regulator
Rishi Sunak has set his sights on the UK becoming a tech watchdog
Andrew Orlowski
Thursday, June 8
08.06
Apple’s Vision Pro: a window into a dark future
The tech giant's new gadget is an uncanny imitation of real life
Peter Franklin
08.06
Labour MSP silenced for the duration of Pride Month
Pauline McNeill has been forced to withdraw from an event for sex-based rights
Joan Smith
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