02/12/2026 - 6:30pm

Democrats are selling a blue wave fantasy This year’s midterms will be tighter than expected

Emily Jashinsky

12.02

Why is Tommy Robinson writing for the Jerusalem Post?

Felix Pope

12.02

Manufactured doomerism is boosting AI Tech workers are making apocalyptic claims about their products

Andrew Orlowski

12.02

Trump’s maximalism could derail Iran negotiations His meeting with Netanyahu is a prelude to further military action

Daniel DePetris

12.02

EU summit is a carnival of tech ignorance

Wolfgang Munchau

11.02

El Paso airspace closure highlights cartel strength at border A murky shutdown has raised difficult questions about US preparedness

David Agren

11.02

Did trans suicides really spike after puberty blocker ban? Activists are spreading dangerously misleading claims

Josephine Bartosch

11.02

NYT’s turn on marijuana is a victory for public health

Kevin Sabet

11.02

Chatbot ‘friends’ are stunting children’s growth Reliance on technology can be confusing at such a formative age

Kristina Murkett

10.02

Silicon Valley is pivoting away from Trump

Joel Kotkin

10.02

Abandoning Mars could be Elon Musk’s biggest mistake Building data centers on the Moon would be far too expensive

Robert Zubrin

10.02

Church of England infighting is driving away worshipers Not all doctrines and traditions should be constantly up for discussion

Niall Gooch

10.02

Is it too late to save UK universities from Chinese interference? Beijing’s influence is already deeply entrenched

Luke de Pulford

10.02

Olivia Colman joins the non-binary celebrity club

Julie Bindel

09.02

RFK Jr’s MAHA agenda should focus on food, not vaccines

Oliver Bateman

09.02

Kid Rock is the soundtrack to American cultural decline His alternative Super Bowl half-time show was an exercise in hypocrisy

Ryan Zickgraf

09.02

Labour should be grateful to Morgan McSweeney He understood populist concerns better than anyone in the party

David Littlefair

09.02

Isis, not Al-Qaeda, is the West’s greatest terror threat Intelligence points to a single network driving today’s most urgent security risks

Kyle Orton

08.02

Sanae Takaichi’s historic victory plays to Trump’s advantage Japan’s Iron Lady’s gamble has paid off

Philip Patrick

08.02

Morgan McSweeney’s exit may work in Starmer’s favor

Peter Franklin

08.02

Elijah Schaffer scandal reveals hollowness of trad movement Behind the talk of family and faith lies a culture of hypocrisy and grievance

Poppy Sowerby

08.02

Anti-AfD resistance is spreading beyond party politics

Katja Hoyer

07.02

Can Democrats win over rural America?

Michael Baharaeen

07.02

Russian general shooting could derail Ukraine peace talks Moscow now has a ready-made pretext to step back from negotiations

Bethany Elliott

07.02

Britain has a fetish for military politicians Ex-soldier Al Carns is now an improbable contender for the Labour leadership

Rob Lownie

06.02

US funding for MAGA think tanks in Europe will backfire As well as being wasteful, the move will aggravate allies

Tom Rogan

06.02

Kamala Harris’s ‘Headquarters’ is a digital vanity project KamalaHQ’s relaunch repeats every mistake that cost Democrats young voters in 2024

Oliver Bateman

06.02

Bitcoin crash is first sign of a market death spiral A weak jobs market coupled with hot inflation could lead to stagflation

John Rapley

06.02

UK ‘supermax’ prisons are a white flag to violent offenders US-style units are an admission of defeat on de-radicalization

David Matthews

05.02

The return of yellow dog Democrats

Michael Lind

05.02

Europe’s censorship dispute could shatter US alliance A Congressional report has exposed attempts to restrict free speech

Wolfgang Munchau

05.02

Hilton boycotts hurt the workers activists claim to defend A Sunrise Movement campaign presents a contradiction for progressives

Jake Altman