It’s a techbro’s world now — we just live in it Laugh at them all you like, but the most exciting advances are occurring in Silicon Valley

The Tories’ Red Wall success should also be a warning A generation of property-starved millennials won't be voting blue any time soon

Foucault’s attitude to sex is alive and well in intersectional feminism The bid to de-stigmatise all norms would have made the philosopher proud

Mary Harrington

Wednesday

31.03

Vermont Professor: I stand by my anti-whiteness video Freddie Sayers spoke to Aaron Kindsvatter, professor of counselling at the University of Vermont

Where Viktor Orbán leads, the EU follows Anti-Russian resistance to the Sputnik V vaccine is crumbling

The EU falls behind America The statistics don't lie — the bloc has been outperformed

Why the Race Equalities Report is so subversive It strikes a major blow against institutional wokeness

Scottish Conservatives are falling into the same trap Attacking Westminster will damage unionism in the long run

Tuesday

30.03

Will we ever return to our rural roots? Re-connecting with the land is vital, argues a new book

Elizabeth Oldfield

Angela Merkel lasches out The CDU leader has voiced displeasure with rivals in and outside of her party

We need memorials for murdered buildings Commemorate the places our architectural inheritance was needlessly erased

Monday

29.03

Tim Pool on Joe Biden, Occupy and Big Tech Freddie Sayers spoke to the YouTuber about the state of affairs in America

Academics are now afraid of their student-consumers University staff have to survive by flattering the prejudices of undergraduates

It’s time for NATO to admit Georgia The West owes the country more than is commonly appreciated

Saturday

27.03

Lessons from Moses for our political class As the weekend of Passover begins, we too need a figure to lead us from plague to liberation

Friday

26.03

What Greeks can teach Liberals about flags Greece is a fiercely patriotic country because of its divided history

It’s not just the Suez Canal, our world is full of choke points For all the blessings of global free trade, it is never a given

Tom Tugendhat: the Chinese sent letters to my home Placed on a sanctions list by the Chinese Government, the Tory MP talks to Freddie Sayers

Don’t whitewash Bangladesh’s 1971 Liberation War Western progressives won't see the conflict for what it was

County flags, coming to a government building near you Tories intend to cut red tape to allow councils to fly their historic flags

Thursday

25.03

Spermageddon: are humans going extinct? Freddie Sayers spoke to Prof Shanna Swan about her new book 'Count Down'

Silicon Valley reveals its phoney morality yet again Aimee Challenor's departure shows how cynically tech giants play all sides

All hail the Prince of Woke Capital Harry's new job as 'Chief Impact Officer' is appropriately superficial

What is your ideological blindspot? A new app that looks at Twitter interactions gives some clues

Wednesday

24.03

Libertarians have lost their way over vaccine passports Defending the freedom of businesses means curtailing the freedom of individuals

The US-AstraZeneca vaccine spat will cost lives What is the point in decreasing public confidence in a safe vaccine?

Are we borrowing our way to a new stock market crash? Our post-pandemic recovery is threatened by mountains of debt

Public Health has turned on the public The Government no longer treats its citizens like rational adults

Tuesday

23.03

Can J.D. Vance offer Trumpism without Trump? The author's potential senate run is turning heads in Washington

Student unions are suppressing dissent A new motion could blacklist more than a dozen groups without justification

What St John has to say about Teen Vogue The Bible sheds light on some very modern issues

Elizabeth Oldfield

Monday

22.03

Bristolians have always loved rioting The city has a long and illustrious history of setting itself on fire

Are female leaders really so different? The EU crisis suggests that the gender of politicians is not important after all

Conspiracy update: Joe Biden is not real Post-QAnon theories about the President being a bot or dead are emerging

Mary Harrington

Sunday

21.03

A new social covenant for a post-pandemic Britain We need a commitment that enfranchises our ancestors and endows our heirs

Friday

19.03

Why Gibraltar should join the United Kingdom Boris Johnson could be the first PM to expand the UK since Pitt the Younger

Why are journalists so Left-wing? The problem is particularly acute in America

Stop making excuses for men who kill women Atlanta shooter Robert Aaron Long is not a 'sex addict' — he's a misogynist

Libya’s broken dream The country's decade of conflict shows that liberal good intentions only go so far

A British idiot’s guide to the Dutch election result To understand what's going on it helps to remember that their politics is mad

Thursday

18.03

Has America already won the New Cold War? When it comes to technology, the US has an insurmountable lead over China

Debate: are vaccine passports necessary? Kirsty Innes of the Tony Blair Institute and Silkie Carlo of Big Brother Watch offer their arguments

The Chinese threat in space Unrestrained by international law, the country is behaving recklessly

Is Denmark creating an inverted-Apartheid? A bold new integration policy is causing a stir

Wednesday

17.03

Was 1920s America right to prohibit alcohol? Banning booze had plenty of upsides, as a new paper shows

Why are universities so keen to support prostitution? Doctor or cam girl? Our universities don't think there's much difference

Undercover police in nightclubs won’t reassure anyone It reveals our culture's obsession of safetyism

How far are we from World War III? The Government's new defence review contains some startling predictions

Tuesday

16.03

Is Patsy Stevenson a crisis actor? Accusations of whether an event is staged miss the point

No matter what they say, the crime bill is authoritarian The usual arguments about formalising Common Law don't convince

How the Tories can reclaim the cities What people really want is safer streets and cheaper housing

Monday

15.03

Woke or conservative, cancel culture will always exist The phenomenon is not solely a function of the illiberal Left

Mary Harrington

Angela Merkel’s crumbling legacy Yesterday's regional election results throw the CDU's future into question

The state is flexing its muscles against the weak Only Parliament can now reverse this dangerous trajectory

Sunday

14.03

The Clapham scenes were nothing short of a national disgrace Women's confidence in the police force will sink further still

We can’t all take on the cistern and win Industrialised societies aren’t going to give up their comforts in a hurry

Friday

12.03

The Fukushima ‘disaster’ was hardly worth the name The reaction to it was the real catastrophe

The Mash Report: too Left-wing or just not funny? We don't care if comedy is partisan — just make it good

Did Joe Biden instruct the media on election night? Two reporters say that US networks delayed calling the result at his request

The tides are turning for the once untouchable SNP New polling suggests the Salmond trial has damaged the party's reputation

Thursday

11.03

More pubs, less extremism A new paper argues that a decline in boozers emboldened support for UKIP

The next front in the culture wars: AI-voiced cartoons A robot voicing a non-white character will cause more headaches for networks

Effect of the pandemic or lockdown? FT gets into a twist Two worldviews clash again

Paul Kingsnorth: an English visionary’s quiet rebellion Climate change cannot be halted, he warns us, nor can capitalism be reformed

Wednesday

10.03

Momentum’s vapid ‘socialism’ is not fit for the 21st century The pressure group's four-year plan is little more than a woolly affectation

James Bloodworth

Paul Kingsnorth: science can never replace myth Freddie Sayers spoke to the writer about why he left the green movement

Why the school testing regime needs to change The ratio of true to false positives will worsen as the disease becomes rare

How long before beauty itself becomes taboo? Unilever is forcibly changing the definition of beauty

Tuesday

09.03

The Miller case exposes the tyranny of trans activism Is chasing hazy 'non-crime hate incidents' really a good use of police time?

Is Piers Morgan a ‘wokie’ now? The GMB host is not practising what he preached

Why Naga Munchetty’s racism documentary falls short It covers too much ground in too little time

The trans lobby is finally meeting resistance Until now it has been driving policy at the highest levels unopposed

Mary Harrington

Monday

08.03

Terrorism in Europe won’t be solved by closing borders It is primarily a home-grown problem

Memo to populists: it’s security, not liberty, stupid Laurence Fox's launch is all about freedom — but is that what drives populist voters?

First evidence from Spain: the impact of lockdown on fertility Already low, the birthrate during lockdown fell by 23%

The EU are the populists now On vaccines, the bloc's disregard for norms is distinctly Trumpian

Friday

05.03

Andrew Cuomo’s shame should be shared by the media It was the talking heads who raised, praised and erased the Governor

The world’s dangerous dependency on Taiwan A global shortage of semiconductors could result in full-scale conflict

Robots: the new Republican dividing line The rivalry between tech-supporting libertarians and pro-job populists defines the party

Mark Drakeford’s unworkable vision for the Union Devolutionaries cannot expect to gain Welsh independence with British cash

No, social media is not as bad as heroin A wild claim made in the New Statesman doesn't check out

Thursday

04.03

In defence of England’s ’empty churches’ When we abandon these special buildings, we lose a timeless spiritual refuge

Jonathan Glancey