Eliot Rodger killed six people and injured fourteen others in 2014
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New report investigates the emotional life of incels This poorly understood community is about more than sexual rejection

James Billot

09.02

The danger of Sweden’s Sami Day celebrations Recognising indigenous populations may leave them open to political attack

Peter Franklin

09.02

What the Civic Future fellowship is about We desperately need better leaders

Jack Hutchison

09.02

How worried should we be about Right-wing extremism? Prevent is focused on the wrong threat

Wasiq Wasiq

Wednesday, February 8

08.02

Don’t blame Germany for slow arms deliveries Olaf Scholz's EU partners have been dragging their feet too

Ralph Schoellhammer

08.02

Why is Wales copying Scotland’s gender self-ID blunder? The Senedd is about to make the same mistakes as Nicola Sturgeon

Joan Smith

08.02

Why Left and Right love to fight about the Grammys The music ceremony is a culture war favourite

Oliver Bateman

08.02

America’s job numbers are not as rosy as they seem There's a reason why economists were surprised by the latest figures

Philip Pilkington

Tuesday, February 7

07.02

Is the EU taking advantage of Volodymyr Zelenskyy? His planned trip to Brussels benefits the bloc more than it does Ukraine

William Nattrass

07.02

Prevent should not treat terrorism as a ‘mental illness’ The agency is too focused on extremists' 'personal vulnerabilities', a report finds

Louise Perry

07.02

San Francisco considers slave reparations at $5 million each A member of the city's Reparations Committee defends his proposal

Flo Read

07.02

Sports cardiologist: ‘no increase in cardiac arrests among athletes’ Dr Jonathan Drezner has access to the only dataset that might settle the question

James Billot

07.02

Inside the Wagner Group’s propaganda machine Yevgeny Prigozhin's militia is extending its reach online

Lucas Webber

Monday, February 6

06.02

The EU quietly U-turns on Northern Ireland If only negotiators displayed this kind of pragmatism five years ago

Tom McTague

06.02

If China is covering up its Covid death toll, what else is it hiding? Official statistics clearly cannot be trusted

Peter Franklin

06.02

How the Chinese spy balloon brought Americans together Faced with a foreign threat, the culture wars temporarily subsided

Mary Harrington

06.02

Is the gender bill Nicola Sturgeon’s poll tax moment? Both her ratings and the SNP's have slipped into negative territory

Henry Hill

Friday, February 3

03.02

What’s the truth about Eliza Bleu — and does it matter? The anti-trafficking advocate's life story doesn't quite add up

Naama Kates

03.02

Russia and Ukraine named as Europe’s most corrupt countries A new ranking index has dented Zelensky's EU aspirations

William Nattrass

03.02

There will be no ‘graceful defeat’ for the Tories Conservative hopes for a narrow electoral loss are delusional

Peter Franklin

03.02

How the Tories can win over the strikers A high-wage, pro-labour vision could bring the unions on side

Philip Cunliffe

03.02

The dark side of ESG: data ‘sweatshops’ New centres are springing up to provide ranking services — but at a grim cost

Lucy Harris

03.02

College-educated whites dominate the Democratic Party Will their progressive agenda alienate other racial groups?

James Billot

Thursday, February 2

02.02

Michael Kofman: Is the Ukraine War headed for stalemate? The military analyst on the risks and rewards of Western intervention

UnHerd Staff

02.02

It’s too late for the Democrats to ditch Kamala Harris Party members were too slow to publicly acknowledge her many flaws

Seth Moskowitz

02.02

German public support for Ukraine is falling New polls show that attitudes to the conflict may be shifting

Ralph Schoellhammer

02.02

The EU officially puts bugs on the menu Crickets and mealworm larvae have been approved for human consumption

Thomas Fazi

Wednesday, February 1

01.02

The Premier League’s vast wealth is ruining world football England’s financial dominance is making other European leagues uncompetitive

Tom McTague

01.02

The uncomfortable truth about Spain’s latest terror attack Why is it only the Right talking about the killer's Islamist background?

Jorge González-Gallarza

01.02

The writing is on the wall for George Santos The disgraced politician is alienating independents — and his own party

Oliver Bateman

01.02

Why young people leaving the cities is bad for the Tories They are moving to so-called 'Benjamin Button areas'

Peter Franklin

01.02

Why are there so few female mass shooters? New data shows that 96% of spree killers are men

Katherine Dee