August 2, 2022

Inside Britain’s psychiatric nightmare Penelope Campling's 'Don't Turn Away' asks how much has changed since the days of grim asylums

Ian Birrell

17.06

Sweden saved children from lockdown It was wise enough to resist school closures

Johan Anderberg

01.06

How Texas can stop mass shootings Psychiatric disorders should be cured not celebrated

Ayaan Hirsi Ali

29.04

Mental illness doesn’t make you special Why do neurodiversity activists claim suffering is beautiful?

Freddie deBoer

04.03

Why America is losing the war on drugs Addicts can't be helped without coercion

Leighton Woodhouse

11.02

Has Fuccboi killed literature? Millennial authors are slaves to their egos

Ann Manov

07.02

The dangerous side of Munchausen’s Chronic illness influencers are faking it to make it

Stuart Ritchie

28.01

Inside Germany’s paedophile experiment Can the most disturbing of desires ever be cured?

Andrew Gold

20.01

The Texas synagogue attack won’t be the last Islamists have regrouped and grown stronger

Ayaan Hirsi Ali

03.01

The importance of an angry woman It's no wonder girls are so miserable

Mary Harrington

25.11

Does depression exist? Nobody understands why therapy works

Stuart Ritchie

11.10

Inside Melbourne’s eternal lockdown Will the city ever recover from its pursuit of Zero Covid?

Tom Chodor