Trump made significant gains among Hispanics in both 2016 and 2020

12/09/2021 - 11:30am

Hispanic Americans are no longer ‘minority voters’ We are witnessing a generational shift in voting patterns among Latino voters

Elon Musk is right: declining birth rates are a threat to civilisation He may have cynical motives, but his point stands

Wednesday, December 8

The NFT bubble will burst The mania over digital tokens bears familiar hallmarks

Our grammar school system is broken Regional inequalities are hindering social mobility

Kristina Murkett

What drugs on TV tell us about media elites Their world is more removed from reality than ever

Has Omicron wrong-footed the Covid elites? The peak in Gauteng, South Africa, may come sooner than expected

Tuesday, December 7

Don’t make misogyny a hate crime The state should focus on violence against women — not hurt feelings

Bitcoin is more than a Wall Street plaything The cryptocurrency can offer freedom from surveillance and government control

How America’s progressive citadels became crime centres Left-wing policies have been a disaster in the US's most liberal cities

The Nowzad decision looks more absurd than ever Damning evidence shows that Farthing's dogs cost human lives

Night workers deserve to be seen Over three million employees do their jobs while the rest of us are asleep

Zemmour is just the beginning France is moving dramatically Rightwards — and it's time the Brits took notice

Monday, December 6

Parliament can — and should — override judges The UK legislature is, after all, the ultimate repository of sovereignty

Arthur Labinjo-Hughes’ death shows the dark side of lockdowns Domestic abuse skyrocketed when restrictions were in place

California mathematicians turn against woke curriculum A group of 500 teachers and scientists have objected to a politicised syllabus

Please stay out of Africa, Tony Blair This continent has bigger problems than Covid

Samuel Adu-Gyamfi

Bob Dole: the Republican Machiavelli The former Senate leader backed Trump when few others would

Why Bitcoin is tracking the stock market It has become dominated by speculative day traders

Philip Pilkington

Saturday, December 4

Kathleen Stock: I won’t be silenced The Sussex University professor resigned after an aggressive campaign of targeted harassment over her views.

Friday, December 3

Could France have its first female president next year? Valérie Pécresse may pose a bigger threat to Macron than Éric Zemmour

Labour can’t hide behind a ‘progressive alliance’ The Party is struggling to channel anti-government discontent

We are all turning into cyberpunks Debates over 'xenobots' and abortion are making it harder to know what is human

Mary Harrington

Don’t count on university alumni to protect free speech Some donors are applying pressure — but others are fighting back

Thursday, December 2

Inside Australia’s Covid internment camp Freddie Sayers spoke to Hayley Hodgson, who has returned from a 14-day detention

Oxford City Council quietly passes radical trans motion An unchallenged bill on 'trans inclusivity' could threaten single-sex spaces

Oxford Feminist Union

The NHS Covid beds that were never used Managers wasted billions on buying capacity in private hospitals

Ursula Von der Leyen pushes for compulsory vaccination The EU has no power to implement, let alone enforce, such a policy

Wednesday, December 1

Is this the end of Europe’s asylum system? The EU has ruled that it will suspend access for at least six months

The vaccine programme won’t stop inflation The Federal Reserve can't keep using Covid as an excuse

Philip Pilkington

The new ingredient in the dating algorithm: human beings It turns out that people are a useful component in matchmaking

Twitter after Jack Dorsey takes a censorious turn The company's privacy update is open to abuse

Park MacDougald

Covid panic is hurting African countries once again The bias towards shutting borders is not as wise as people think