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26.05
Opec+ production hike is a gift to Trump
Cartel nations may be looking to curry favour with the President
Jack Smith
26.05
Restoring Boris won’t save the Tories — it will destroy them
Tom Jones
Sunday
25.05
25.05
Is astrology part of Gen Z’s spiritual revival?
Belief is once again rising among young people
Esme Partridge
25.05
Dwindling funds threaten Labour’s long-term stability
A new report suggests the party is unable to balance its books this year
Aaron Bastani
25.05
Trump is right to end George Floyd-era consent decrees
The DOJ relied on bad data to support a convenient narrative
Jukka Savolainen
25.05
The EU is finally paying the price for its unfair trade practices
Thomas Fazi
Saturday
24.05
24.05
DC shooting signals rise in social media-driven violence
The online world is inspiring copycat killers
Katherine Dee
24.05
Americans love unions — so why doesn’t the GOP?
Establishment Republicans are still in thrall to Wall Street
Sohrab Ahmari
24.05
Why won’t MPs defend artists over AI copyright?
Lawmakers voted against a proposal that would have protected creatives
Wessie du Toit
24.05
Teen health is in crisis — and our culture is to blame
A new report claims that half a billion adolescents will be overweight by 2030
Stella O'Malley
Friday
23.05
23.05
Trump’s Harvard foreign student ban is an attack on free speech
Adam Goldstein
23.05
MAHA Commission report is a challenge to Big Pharma
RFK Jr is set on taking apart the country’s NGO complex
Jay Richards
23.05
Alasdair MacIntyre: the original post-liberal philosopher
He recognised the roots of modernity’s moral confusion
James Orr
23.05
Another round of European sanctions won’t deter Putin
Bethany Elliott
23.05
UK net migration has fallen — but the crisis isn’t over
Economic pressures will return if the country’s labour model isn’t reformed
Mike Jones
Thursday
22.05
22.05
The steroid Olympics are here to stay
Peter Thiel’s Enhanced Games have attracted elite athletes
Oliver Bateman
22.05
US bond sell-off is creating a debt spiral
John Rapley
22.05
Trump’s populist agenda needs more than a Big Beautiful Bill
Cutting taxes won’t create better lives for blue-collar Americans
Fred Bauer
22.05
Kneecap are victims of the Anglo-Irish divide
Support for terrorism barely raises an eyebrow in Belfast
Aris Roussinos
22.05
Why MAGA believes in South Africa’s ‘white genocide’ theory
Trump has given succour to previously fringe claims
Gavin Haynes
22.05
Is Right-wing extremism really Germany’s greatest threat?
Political violence has increased on all sides of the spectrum
Ralph Schoellhammer
Wednesday
21.05
21.05
Trump’s Golden Dome is a high-stakes gamble
Tom Rogan
21.05
Fake summer reading list exposes AI threat to journalism
Two local papers admitted to publishing guides with non-existent authors
Zaid Jilani
21.05
Incel coverage is fuelling a moral panic
A new report has triggered another wave of alarmist media stories
Simon Cottee
21.05
Democrats will never find a liberal Joe Rogan
The party’s search for a new podcasting giant is woefully misguided
Emily Jashinsky
21.05
Giving Ozempic to 20 million Brits would be disastrous
The Tony Blair Institute is wrong to demand expanded eligibility for weight-loss drugs
Kristina Murkett
21.05
Kemi Badenoch isn’t taking the Lib Dem threat seriously
Peter Franklin
Tuesday
20.05
20.05
Pam Bondi is right: the DoJ isn’t impartial
Kyle Sammin
20.05
Nvidia’s Middle East expansion is a bet against China
America is dropping its previous aversion to chip exports to Gulf states
Harry Clynch
20.05
New Gaza offensive is turning Netanyahu’s allies against him
Domestic and international partners are losing patience with the Israeli PM
David Swift
20.05
Who really benefits from EU youth mobility scheme?
Philip Cunliffe
20.05
Starmer’s winter fuel U-turn reveals a government without direction
Voters are clamouring for national improvement
Angus Reilly
Monday
19.05
19.05
Was Biden’s cancer diagnosis covered up?
Suspicion is growing over when the President was first diagnosed
Oliver Bateman
19.05
Bernie Sanders: Democrats are a threat to democracy
UnHerd Staff
19.05
Gary Lineker exit has exposed BBC’s double standards
Corporation rules around political views are deeply muddled
Ralph Leonard
19.05
Fertility clinic bombing heralds weird new era of terrorism
Internet subcultures are teetering into real-world violence
Mary Harrington
19.05
My night with Romania’s defeated populists
George Simion’s loss has not ended the country’s populist groundswell
Aris Roussinos
19.05
Trump should not demand a ceasefire in Putin call
Russia has no incentive to concede while it is winning on the battlefield
Jennifer Kavanagh
19.05
Donald Tusk is powerless to stop Poland’s Right-wing wave
Michal Kranz
Sunday
18.05
18.05
Moody’s US credit rating downgrade has spooked investors
Is Trump taking the budget deficit seriously enough?
John Rapley
18.05
New report exposes fallacy of UK Net Zero target
Economic growth is being stifled by high energy prices
David Rose
18.05
Labour’s foreign aid cuts are long overdue
Why didn’t the Tories reduce Britain’s bloated overseas development programme?
Henry Hill
Saturday
17.05
17.05
China threatens Scott Bessent’s economic rebalancing act
Wolfgang Munchau
17.05
Can Germany really build the strongest army in Europe?
Friedrich Merz’s agenda is fraught with obstacles
Katja Hoyer
17.05
Labour is panicking over deportation hubs
Rebuffed by Albania, Keir Starmer is having to look elsewhere for ‘third countries’
Mike Jones
Friday
16.05
16.05
Harvard is preparing to outlast Trump’s war on DEI
The university is finding ways to evade the President's executive orders
John Murawski
16.05
Grok’s ‘white genocide’ glitch: a cautionary tale for AI’s future
Gavin Haynes
16.05
Is the NHS caving to pressure over trans clinic age limits?
Activists continue to resist the Cass Review
Victoria Smith
16.05
Istanbul Ukraine talks are for show, not peace
Putin and Zelensky’s non-attendance has rendered these negotiations pointless
Bethany Elliott
16.05
Do Labour MPs really support Starmer’s immigration crackdown?
They are torn between their convictions and the Reform threat
Angus Reilly
Thursday
15.05
15.05
Top Democrats distance themselves from progressive past
Michael Baharaeen
15.05
Assisted dying bill is crumbling under late amendments
Joan Smith
15.05
Andrew Norfolk: a rare hero in the grooming gangs story
A dogged journalist, he brought wider attention to awful crimes
Julie Bindel
15.05
Blue-state housing crisis is costing Democrats voters
Americans are fleeing coastal cities for Republican strongholds
Joel Kotkin
15.05
Are we over-medicalising neurodivergence?
‘Face blindness’ should not fall into the same category as autism
Kristina Murkett
Wednesday
14.05
14.05
David Hogg saga exposes fecklessness of Democrats
The party is trying to evade any internal criticism
Malcom Kyeyune
14.05
Pope Leo XIV: the holy critic of artificial intelligence
Peter Franklin
14.05
Trump’s Middle East tour seals end of Opec
After years of dependence, America is charting a new course on energy
Ralph Schoellhammer
14.05
Pfizergate ruling increases pressure on Ursula von der Leyen
The European Commission President has lost her transparency battle with the NYT
Thomas Fazi
14.05
Scotland’s assisted dying vote guarantees nothing
Disability campaigners are still putting up a fight to oppose the bill
Jamie Gillies
Tuesday
13.05
13.05
Jake Tapper is wrong: Biden was declining long before 2024
Emily Jashinsky
13.05
Ruben Gallego launches centrist challenge inside Democratic Party
The Arizona Senator has bucked the party line on immigration and other issues
Michael Cuenco
13.05
Why is Josh Hawley the only Republican defending Medicaid?
He is cementing his status as the GOP’s most authentic populist
Sohrab Ahmari
13.05
Edinburgh University’s accent bias training won’t work
Are Scottish students really the victims of discrimination?
Iain Macwhirter
13.05
The NEU has abandoned women — and the law
Britain’s largest teaching union is defying the Supreme Court's gender ruling
Josephine Bartosch
13.05
Labour’s grip on London weakens as Reform UK surges
Henry Hill
Monday
12.05
12.05
A Putin-Zelensky meeting is long overdue
It is childish for world leaders not to talk to each other directly
Anatol Lieven
12.05
Starmer’s immigration plan is a poor Farage tribute act
Labour voters will not be convinced by crackdowns on foreign workers
John Oxley
12.05
Why is the police investigating ‘thought crime’ tweets?
British officers have lost sight of their core mission
Niall Gooch
12.05
China tariffs deal could backfire on Trump
Jennifer Kavanagh
12.05
Government-backed data bill opens door to gender self-ID
An officially sanctioned app may let people choose their own sex
Joan Smith
Sunday
11.05
11.05
Labour and Tories are losing the immigration argument
Tom Jones
11.05
Tariffs alone won’t save US pharma
American supply chains remain heavily dependent on China
Krzysztof Tyszka-Drozdowski
11.05
Stephen Miller’s dangerous plan to suspend habeas corpus
It would undermine centuries of Anglo-American jurisprudence
Kyle Sammin
11.05
Where are Britain’s Left-wing protectionists?
Labour has fallen pretty to neoliberal orthodoxy
Richard Johnson
Saturday
10.05
10.05
Trump may recognise a Palestinian state
The US President is reportedly frustrated with Benjamin Netanyahu
Tom Rogan
10.05
Is the EU basing policy on flawed sexual assault data?
Ivar Arpi
10.05
Can Nigel Farage’s deportation plan succeed?
The Reform leader must avoid a referendum sideshow
Mike Jones
Friday
09.05
09.05
Trump’s trans military ban goes too far
Lisa Selin Davis
09.05
Trump should not shy away from taxing the rich
MAGA voters want a truly populist agenda
Fred Bauer
09.05
The EU will suffer in any US trade deal
The Anglo-American trade agreement won't be easy for Brussels to follow
Wolfgang Munchau
09.05
Tesla has bigger worries than boycotts
Gavin Haynes
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