Trump’s tariffs benefit Wall Street over MAGA base A new report has found the President's economic agenda is hurting his supporters

Has support for Brexit really evaporated?

Britain’s debt spiral is a cross-party failure By refusing to act, the Tories are helping Labour dig a deeper hole

James Sean Dickson

Sunday

03.08

Trump’s submarine threat will prolong war in Ukraine American attempts at intimidation are counterproductive

Jennifer Kavanagh

AI companions are not a descent into a dystopian future

Is Trump pulling back from Taiwan? The US President recently instructed the Asian leader to skip his visit

Is Kemi Badenoch downplaying her Nigerian identity for political gain? The Tory leader may be looking to boost her credentials with the online Right

Saturday

02.08

Antifascists clash with police at migrant hotel protest

Triple H is the perfect embodiment of MAGA fitness Trump prizes spectacle over substance

Trump’s pressure on Netanyahu is redefining US-Israel relations No US leader has taken such an aggressive posture with the Israeli PM

Philip Cunliffe

The euro’s rise makes no economic sense

Friday

01.08

The US economy is losing steam The Fed faces a toxic mix of weak growth and rising prices

Is Meta really closing in on superintelligence? Mark Zuckerberg’s latest vision blurs the line between empowerment and surveillance

Timandra Harkness

Australia’s under-16 YouTube ban: another lurch towards censorship Ministers are taking authoritarian measures that won’t protect children

Andrew Lowenthal

American Eagle and Dunkin’ Donuts signal post-woke turn

Emily Jashinsky

When will Tories face up to the Boriswave? ONS figures show immigration fuelled another population spike

Thursday

31.07

A third Kamala Harris run would doom the Democrats Voters have already made it clear that they do not want the former VP

Here in Gaza, aid drops bring little hope Israel’s so-called safety guarantees offer scant protection

Trump hands Democrats populist win on stock trading ban

UK’s Palestine recognition plan is legally incoherent Imposing conditions on Israel creates further problems

Guglielmo Verdirame

Russian espionage is piercing Ukraine’s defences

Bethany Elliott

London knife crime undermines case for permissive policing The Met has lost its grip on the capital’s most basic safety needs

Wednesday

30.07

Cory Booker’s Resistance politics won’t rebuild Obama coalition Democrats need to present an alternative vision for the country

Michael Baharaeen

New Corbyn party already faces identity crisis Ideological divisions are driving members apart

A Ghislaine Maxwell pardon would break MAGA

Police must face justice over Rotherham grooming gangs New testimony shows women were also abused by the authorities

UK doesn’t need to ban VPNs to police the internet There are other ways for the Government to keep tabs on citizens

Tuesday

29.07

Sydney Sweeney and American Eagle are not reviving the Third Reich

Is Trump losing patience with Netanyahu? He no longer buys Israel’s excuses for blocking aid deliveries into Gaza

Jasmine Crockett is not the Democrats’ answer to Trump What the Congresswoman has in style, she lacks in substance

Emily Jashinsky

Remembering my mischievous friend, Tom Lehrer He kept his sense of humour into his later years

Manhattan shooting is Mamdani’s first big test This is a chance for the mayoral hopeful to defend his public-safety credentials

Labour’s crackdown on immigration sceptics will backfire Policing social media is a desperate move by politicians who have lost the argument

Cracks in the trans movement reveals its ugly core

Josephine Bartosch

Monday

28.07

Edinburgh University’s decolonisation drive is stuck in 2020 An internal report castigates the institution’s involvement in slavery

Iain Macwhirter

Tariff deal confirms Europe’s military dependence on US Leaders are hiding under America’s capricious security umbrella

Man-rating Tea app is the culmination of our new panopticon Surveillance culture has diluted public shaming

EU trade deal is a capitulation to America

Britain isn’t ready to fight for Taiwan John Healey fails to acknowledge the sorry state of the Armed Forces

Sunday

27.07

Family disintegration, not housing, is behind Anglosphere misery Young Brits and Americans are far less happy than their European counterparts

How many lives did Covid vaccines really save? New research suggests previous estimates were implausibly high

Does Scotland have an antisemitism problem? Several Jewish performers have had their Edinburgh Fringe shows cancelled

Saturday

26.07

Columbia’s $200 million deal undermines free speech Trump can now scare other universities into submission

South Park needs to make fun of Donald Trump

Corporate crypto rush is a recipe for bailouts Failing companies are betting their futures on unpredictable tokens

Iran’s drought is creating a regime crisis Public anger is turning on the Tehran government

Friday

25.07

Chevron is running US foreign policy in Venezuela Trump has caved in to oil lobbyists

Joseph Bouchard

‘App caps’ won’t cure teen social media addiction

Kristina Murkett

The tide is turning on recognising Palestinian statehood Keir Starmer is following Emmanuel Macron’s lead as the Gaza war drags on

Could Corbyn’s new party bring down Starmer? Left-wing voters have decisively fallen out of love with Labour

Richard Johnson

Olympic officials shift trans policy back to common sense Biological males can no longer compete for the US against women in the Games

Thursday

24.07

Hulk Hogan symbolised America’s fractured politics

Beijing summit reinforces the EU’s China problem Xi Jinping has total leverage over European manufacturing

Ralph Schoellhammer

Zelensky’s power grab threatens Ukraine’s future Voters and international allies are worried by his crackdown on corruption watchdogs

Jennifer Kavanagh

Macron-Merz bromance can’t hide tensions in Europe France and Germany have sharply diverging priorities

Did Essex Police ‘bus in’ counter-protesters? Unequal treatment of activists is undermining officers’ authority

Wednesday

23.07

Democrat fundraising struggles show voters are losing faith Federal reports have found that the DNC only has $15 million on hand

Trump’s slow walk on Epstein is fuelling more questions

Emily Jashinsky

Trump trade deal will hurt Japan in the long run There is now a 15% tariff where none existed before

Islamophobia watchdog role given to Prevent critic The British Muslim Trust has won a £2.5 million contract

The Tory crisis runs deeper than a reshuffle

Canary Wharf erupts as protestors rally against migrant hotel plans Hundreds descended on London’s financial capital yesterday evening

Tuesday

22.07

Are the podcast bros turning on Trump? Joe Rogan and others are distancing themselves from the President

The Mehdi Hasan Jubilee debate was made for outrage Civil discourse has degenerated into a hollow spectacle

New oil price cap won’t deter Russia

Antisemitism has infected British schools Jewish pupils are reporting a steep rise in violent discrimination

Limor Simhony Philpott

Labour is recycling Tory water policy Keir Starmer is staging another pseudo-event

Monday

21.07

Another Pentagon resignation spells trouble for Pete Hegseth Leaks and partisan posturing are undermining the Defense Secretary’s authority

Hunter Biden accuses Trump of KKK-style voter intimidation The former president’s son condemned ICE deportations in a new interview

Why is the DNC autopsy avoiding the main cause of death?

Michael Baharaeen

Labour is haemorrhaging the British Asian vote Gaza and welfare reforms have turned the community against Starmer

The Jenrick question will define the Tory reshuffle Kemi Badenoch has a delicate balance to strike

Elliot Page is not the role model boys need British schools are teaching the wrong lessons about masculinity

Josephine Bartosch

Sunday

20.07

Is Minneapolis embracing New York-style socialism? Jacob Frey’s defeat shows that America’s cities are no longer safe for centrists

‘Japan First’ Sanseito threatens decades of one-party dominance

Trump’s Emil Bove nomination breaks no rules A partisan candidate is not without precedent in American history

Russia is turning the tide in the intelligence war Ivan Voronych’s death shows Moscow can infiltrate the enemy too

Bethany Elliott

Saturday

19.07

‘We want to enrage’ — inside London’s Gaza march Demonstrators directed their anger at Britain’s political leaders

Trump’s Genius Act is an attack on the Fed Opening the crypto floodgates could result in lower interest rates

UK’s new school gender guidance was long overdue Labour deserves credit for empowering parents

Does Netflix’s AI embrace threaten the future of television?

Timandra Harkness

Friday

18.07

In trying to save Bolsonaro, Trump may have sunk him The US President's intervention has escalated his ally's legal peril