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09/13/2022 - 12:56pm
Would you rather have Prince Andrew or free speech?
The British are not entirely sure
13.09
Pierre Poilievre: Canada’s new Conservative star
Canada's new Tory leader offers a different type of libertarian populism
Marshall Auerback
13.09
Did Josh Hawley just call for a Christian revolution?
The religious energy behind National Conservatism is no longer in the shadows
Park MacDougald
Monday, September 12
12.09
Putin’s friends start voicing dissent
Defeat in Kharkiv has sparked discontent among normally deferential generals
Katherine Bayford
12.09
Peter Thiel: wokeness is like Wahhabism
The billionaire warned that California is starting to seem like Saudi Arabia
Park MacDougald
12.09
FDA tells Americans to ‘install’ booster update
The US is now treating its citizens like smartphones
Mary Harrington
12.09
Is the energy crisis just a panic?
Markets may be over-reacting to changes in gas prices
Peter Franklin
Sunday, September 11
11.09
The Queen became a true Christian leader
As the years went by, her faith became more pronounced
Peter Franklin
Saturday, September 10
10.09
What explains Sinn Féin’s warm tribute to the Queen?
Contrary to popular perception, most Irish people are not hardline republicans
Finn McRedmond
Friday, September 9
09.09
King Charles is no longer Hamlet
The royal could finally say goodbye to his prince's title
09.09
The unbearable lightness of Beto O’Rourke
The Democrat may be intelligent, but he's utterly incapable of effective action
Daniel Kalder
09.09
Why the Queen’s death affects us all so deeply
She served as a mysterious and vital connection to the nation
Niall Gooch
09.09
Church sings ‘God save the King’ for the first time
UnHerd filmed a spontaneous — and historic — service at St Anne's Kew yesterday evening
Freddie Sayers
09.09
Did the Daily Wire fall for a fake book scam?
One reporter appears to have been duped by culture war clickbait
Park MacDougald
09.09
Queen Elizabeth II: a beautiful anachronism
She knew it was her sworn duty to carry on
Yuan Yi Zhu
Thursday, September 8
08.09
Why did Cloudfare de-platform Kiwi Farms?
The termination of the website's security feels like a missed opportunity
Naama Kates
08.09
Who will defend JK Rowling’s defenders?
Christian Henson was suspended for tweeting in support of the author
Joan Smith
08.09
Where did the Great Awokening come from?
New research shows an abrupt post-2010 surge in academia and the media
David Rozado
08.09
Is sterling on the verge of collapse?
As the pound slides, fears of a currency crisis grow
Philip Pilkington
08.09
Germany is turning against Olaf Scholz
Bad policy decisions and soaring energy prices have angered the public
Ralph Schoellhammer
Wednesday, September 7
07.09
Investigating the mystery of excess deaths
Actuary Stuart McDonald dives into the available data
UnHerd Staff
07.09
‘Woman’ erased from Minister for Equalities job title
Is there a point to this department anymore?
Julie Bindel
07.09
Eight ideas the Ukrainian government calls ‘Russian propaganda’
A spokesman for the 'disinformation unit' responds exclusively to UnHerd
Finn McRedmond
07.09
Can Mathias Döpfner make Politico great again?
The Axel Springer CEO has made a big bet on non-partisan news
Oliver Bateman
07.09
Forget her speech — Liz Truss is good at politics
Success in the job is about a lot more than oratory
Yuan Yi Zhu
Tuesday, September 6
06.09
Step aside NASA, Elon Musk is in charge now
The SpaceX CEO is part of a new band of pirates conquering Space
Joel Kotkin
06.09
What Olivia Wilde gets wrong about Jordan Peterson and incels
The director is not taking the subjects of her film seriously
Naama Kates
06.09
Boris Johnson kicks off his campaign to become PM (again)
Can he bamboozle his way back to power?
06.09
Don’t do an Osborne, Rishi
Sunak should stay in politics and fight from the backbenches
Peter Franklin
Monday, September 5
05.09
Pro-Ukraine sentiment is crumbling in Eastern Europe
Discontent is building in countries that were once most committed to the cause
William Nattrass
05.09
Does Israel still know what it’s fighting for?
Fifty years after Munich its enemies are easily kept at bay
Josh Kaplan
05.09
Liz Truss speech: awkward pauses and limp applause
The new Tory leader didn't exactly get the crowd going
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