01/18/2026 - 1:00pm

YouTube deal will lead to slopification of BBC The broadcaster should not ape streaming giants with pointless rom-coms

Ralph Leonard

17.01

Even Republicans are losing faith in Trump’s economy Polling suggests growing frustration with rising prices

Ryan Zickgraf

16.01

Will Trump let down Iran’s protesters?

Ali Hamedani

16.01

Ukraine’s energy emergency is decimating morale Russia’s attacks on the grid have coincided with temperatures of -20°C

Bethany Elliott

16.01

The Left is turning Minneapolis into another Portland Democrats should avoid appeasing violent protesters

Sohrab Ahmari

16.01

Banning low-alcohol drinks for teens is paranoid safetyism

Richard Godwin

15.01

CBS Trump interview: the last gasp of a dying model The network’s strategy is already looking shaky

Emily Jashinsky

15.01

Abortions reach record high in UK Government data shows an almost 50% increase in 10 years

UnHerd Staff

15.01

Gentle parenting is leaving kids unprepared for school A new report reveals a worrying lack of motor skills among new pupils

Stella O'Malley

15.01

Marine Le Pen trial will boost the French Right

Susanne Mundschenk

14.01

Supreme Court trans sport ruling is not a Left-Right issue Public opinion strongly rejects male participation in women’s categories

Lisa Selin Davis

14.01

The Fed has too much power Central bankers have treated the US economy as a game for decades

Michael Lind

14.01

Adelaide festival cancellation exposes progressive hypocrisy

Andrew Lowenthal

13.01

Scott Adams grasped Trump’s appeal long before others The deceased cartoonist recognized the Republican’s powers of persuasion

Oliver Bateman

13.01

Mattel’s ‘autistic Barbie’ is a clumsy attempt at diversity Attempts to be more inclusive for corporate profit are rarely successful

Kristina Murkett

13.01

Targeting Grok highlights the limits of Online Safety Act

Timandra Harkness

13.01

Nadhim Zahawi’s defection is damaging for Reform Nigel Farage’s party risks becoming another establishment vehicle

Loic Fremond

12.01

Trump’s Fed threats mark end of central bank independence A breakdown in consensus is a sea change in the Western fiscal status quo

Wolfgang Munchau

12.01

Salman Rushdie: I voted for Zohran Mamdani The novelist argued that the new mayor ‘deserves a shot’

James Billot

12.01

A Steve Bannon 2028 run would remind MAGA of its purpose He is more opposed to monopolies and cutting welfare programs

Michael Cuenco

12.01

UK counter-extremism game reveals a naive establishment

Mary Harrington

11.01

Texas is setting dangerous free speech precedent in Charlie Kirk case The Federation of Teachers is suing the state education agency over censorship

Brennen VanderVeen

11.01

Credit card cap shows Trump is nervous about November A slew of populist promises may not be enough to solve America's affordability crisis

John Rapley

11.01

Surge in Bible sales reflects a counter-cultural shift Younger readers are drawn toward the Good Book's mysticism

Niall Gooch

11.01

Iran's protests open door for monarchist resurgence

Kyle Orton

10.01

What’s behind Democrats’ coordinated messaging on New York Hamas protest? Progressives and moderates echoed identical talking points

Oliver Bateman

10.01

Why Gulf states no longer trust British universities The UAE is right to cut funds for students wishing to study in the UK

Dominic Adler

09.01

Gavin Newsom is selling a California success story that never happened His White House bid will be undermined by his gubernatorial record

Joel Kotkin

09.01

Trump’s exit from international bodies spells end of multilateralism

Wolfgang Munchau

09.01

Why Silicon Valley won't save us from doomscrolling A new antisocial media app wants to atone for its founders' sins

Gavin Haynes

09.01

The secular press can’t understand Pope Leo He is a curious blend of conservative and reformer

Peter Franklin

08.01

Trump should leave the housing market alone

Michael Lind