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02/20/2023 - 10:09am
The media pushes polyamory — but the public isn’t buying it
Despite numerous columns on the subject, the practice hasn't taken off
Mary Harrington
20.02
New data reveals nationwide desire for lower immigration
The latest wave of UnHerd Britain polling shows an unusual level of agreement
UnHerd Staff
Friday, February 17
17.02
Replika users mourn the loss of their chatbot girlfriends
An AI app's decision to remove its sexting function reveals a concerning trend
Phoebe Arslanagic-Little
17.02
The real cause of the teen mental health crisis
It's too easy to lay all the blame on social media
Freya India
17.02
Washington embraces the Azov Brigade
Should America's politicians not be more careful about meeting the far-Right group?
Lucas Webber
17.02
Can The New York Times resist the trans backlash?
The paper is facing internal dissent over its gender coverage
Debbie Hayton
17.02
Conspiracy? Not really, just common sense
My fellow North Easterners are not wrong to believe in an all-powerful distant elite
Tom McTague
Thursday, February 16
16.02
OSINT picks holes in Seymour Hersh’s Nord Stream claims
Open-source analysts argue that the journalist's theory doesn't add up
Rob Lownie
16.02
Is a religious revival breaking out in America?
Worshippers are visiting Asbury University in their droves
Peter Franklin
16.02
Why ethnic minorities and young people are more conspiratorial
The British electorate is likely to become only more so
Eric Kaufmann
16.02
Pfizer and Ursula von der Leyen: the missing text messages
The public should know about her private dealings with the company's CEO
Thomas Fazi
Wednesday, February 15
15.02
Who really blew up the Nord Stream 2 pipeline?
Freddie Sayers challenges Jeffrey Sachs on his claim that America was responsible
UnHerd Staff
15.02
Why vintage conspiracies are back in fashion
The tech-inflected nature of a dystopian pandemic might be to blame
Flo Read
15.02
How Scotland fell out of love with Nicola Sturgeon
A steady decline in the polls made her resignation inevitable
Henry Hill
15.02
Don’t blame J.K. Rowling for Brianna Ghey’s death
Trans activists are holding the author responsible for the teenager's killing
Joan Smith
15.02
Is Ukraine trying to open a second front against Russia?
A once-supportive Georgia is now wary of being drawn into the war
William Nattrass
Tuesday, February 14
14.02
Wakanda Forever borrows from Wagner Group playbook
The film's anti-French tropes lean into the Russian militia's propaganda
Francois Valentin
14.02
Brazil turns its back on its old American master
Once a major backer of America, Lula is now choosing a different path
Philip Cunliffe
14.02
Why Hogwarts Legacy will prevail
The Harry Potter game has benefitted from a media storm
Oliver Bateman
14.02
Is Yevgeny Prigozhin falling out of favour with the Kremlin?
Russia's Defence Ministry appears to be reining in the Wagner Group leader
Bethany Elliott
14.02
Elections in Europe: Olaf Scholz humiliated, Giorgia Meloni soars
Three elections, two wildly different results
James Billot
Monday, February 13
13.02
Louis-Vincent Gave: the truth about China’s reopening
The country has abandoned its signature lockdown policy
UnHerd Staff
13.02
Is this the new golden era of UFOs?
Several unidentified objects have been shot down by the US military since Friday
Peter Franklin
13.02
Tim Pool: the latest gonzo journalist to be forced out
After the James O'Keefe saga, independent media is running out of steam
Oliver Bateman
13.02
Andrew Tate is Alan Partridge run amok
A new documentary shows the influencer at his most cringeworthy
Mary Harrington
13.02
Most of the UK is already in recession
The latest ONS growth numbers conceal a worrying reality
Philip Pilkington
Saturday, February 11
11.02
Number of foreign workers in Japan hits record high
Looser work restrictions have led to a surge in immigration
Philip Patrick
Friday, February 10
10.02
Texas and Florida lead the fight against the DEI complex
The two states are defunding several diversity initiatives
Daniel Kalder
10.02
Nicola Sturgeon’s trans U-turn threatens independence
The First Minister attached herself to the wrong issue
Effie Deans
10.02
Estonian spy agency: Russia poses ‘credible’ threat to Baltic states
An intelligence chief has claimed that Putin has ambitions beyond Ukraine
Rob Lownie
10.02
Labour’s by-election win paves the way for a Boris return
A drubbing in West Lancashire is a troubling sign for Rishi Sunak
Alan Wager
10.02
Don’t let the far-Left co-opt university strikes
Individual academics are being pressured by militant unions
Zoe Strimpel
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