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04/17/2026 - 8:00am
Israel’s buffer zone in Lebanon risks repeating old failures
Previous attempts have not provided long-term security
Thomas Munson
Thursday
16.04
16.04
RFK Jr’s podcast is a pitch to make America military-ready again
Oliver Bateman
16.04
The hidden conservatism of ’Euphoria’
Critics on Right and Left are missing a key theme in HBO's hit show
Jesse Arm
16.04
Trump’s trade threat lays bare Britain’s fragile economy
Closer ties with Europe are not the solution
Andrew O'Brien
16.04
Britain will be poorer without its tabloids
We should not celebrate the decline of red tops
Sarah Ditum
16.04
Opec slump points to lasting oil crisis
Maximilian Hess
Wednesday
15.04
15.04
Democrats’ 25th Amendment threats are pure virtue-signaling
Where were they when Joe Biden was bumbling through the White House?
Kyle Sammin
15.04
Are Democrats getting complacent about the midterms?
Waning GOP enthusiasm isn’t translating into support for the other side
Michael Baharaeen
15.04
TMZ DC is tailor-made for America’s ruling class
The tabloid news operation is filling the void left by newspapers
Ryan Zickgraf
15.04
No, Richard Dawkins, let’s not bring back Neanderthals
Peter Franklin
15.04
Viktor Orbán’s defeat isn’t good news for Ukraine
Budapest still needs Russian oil
Bethany Elliott
Tuesday
14.04
14.04
The problem with Mark Carney’s majority
His Machiavellian instincts must now turn to keeping allies in check
Michael Cuenco
14.04
Donald Trump’s Jesus complex is the height of kitsch
Modern American Protestantism has a crass relationship with divine art
Giles Fraser
14.04
Six-year-olds don’t need to go to primary school
Kristina Murkett
14.04
JD Vance has become MAGA’s fall guy
His failure to strike a deal with Iran has damaged his political stock
Emily Jashinsky
14.04
Rolls-Royce deal is a key step toward UK energy independence
Politicians are finally planning for the country’s industrial future
Adam James Pollock
Monday
13.04
13.04
Why is the media promoting polyamory?
Carolyn D. Gorman
13.04
Europe isn’t ready for an Iranian refugee crisis
Elnaz Sharifi
13.04
Péter Magyar has begun his purge of Orbánism
Genuine regime change requires sidelining the former PM’s allies
William Nattrass
Sunday
12.04
12.04
Trump’s Hormuz blockade won’t push Iran toward concessions
Maximalism from both sides is delaying a deal
Daniel DePetris
12.04
Ireland’s fuel protests point to a deeper malaise
Farmers are losing patience with the government
Alexander Poots
12.04
Why you should cancel your holiday to save British business
Jet fuel shortages will necessitate a rationing of flights abroad
Andrew O'Brien
12.04
Boris Johnson: Trump has made a big mistake in Iran
Rob Lownie
Saturday
11.04
11.04
Zohran Mamdani’s racial equity plan is bad economics
New York can’t subsidize its way to abundance
Santiago Vidal Calvo
11.04
Can Lidl save Northern Ireland’s pubs?
The budget supermarket chain is navigating punitive licensing laws
Adam James Pollock
11.04
Future of Iran war hinges on Lebanon
Michal Kranz
Friday
10.04
10.04
California’s aging population will cripple the state economy
Measures to pin down homeowners are hastening a youth exodus
Joel Kotkin
10.04
Trump can’t afford a fight with the Vatican
Tensions are rising over Pope Leo XIV’s criticism of US foreign policy
Alexander Lucie-Smith
10.04
It’s time to kick Pride out of football
Julie Bindel
10.04
Israel’s Lebanon talks are political theater
Trump should be wary of any promises made by Netanyahu
Tom Rogan
Thursday
09.04
09.04
Muslims and the uneasy truth about assimilation
A new Washington Post article wrongly calls for pluralism without convergence
Glenn Loury
09.04
Iran is not Trump’s Suez Crisis
America’s status as the global hegemon remains largely intact
Richard Vinen
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