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December 4, 2025
Trump faces looming MAGA revolt over data centres
A fight in Pennsylvania signals a broader backlash against his AI agenda
Charles McElwee
04.12
Tesla slump sets up an EV battle with China
Gavin Haynes
04.12
Nigel Farage: my relationship with Tucker Carlson has ‘cooled’
The Reform leader was previously the American podcaster’s ‘favourite foreigner’
Archie Earle
04.12
EU corruption scandal is another vindication of Brexit
Failure is too often rewarded in Brussels
Peter Franklin
04.12
Sam Altman is pursuing a dangerous AI arms race
Technological development is coming at the expense of safety
Franklin Okeke
04.12
Reform-Tory pact would be disastrous for the Right
Henry Hill
Wednesday
03.12
03.12
Diddy Netflix documentary is a Foucauldian spectacle
A new exposé of the jailed rapper is an exercise in public punishment
Ralph Leonard
03.12
Moscow talks expose the fantasy of a fair peace deal
Russia holds crucial leverage on the battlefield
Jennifer Kavanagh
03.12
Racial equity is hurting college math scores
New data points to a crisis exacerbated by progressivism
John Murawski
03.12
Keir Starmer: there will be no blasphemy law
Max Mitchell
03.12
Republicans’ Tennessee victory can’t hide flawed messaging
Last night’s special election provided a preview of next year’s midterms
Fred Bauer
03.12
Sarah Everard report will change nothing
Elish Angiolini’s findings on male violence won’t shift entrenched political indifference
Josephine Bartosch
Tuesday
02.12
02.12
It’s time to end the White House press briefing
Ryan Zickgraf
02.12
Nine in 10 US undergraduates think words can be violence
A new survey points to further chilling of free speech on campus
Max Mitchell
02.12
Glasgow’s asylum crisis is the result of SNP recklessness
Nearly a third of the city’s children don’t speak English as their first language
Iain Macwhirter
02.12
Why German businesses are flirting with the AfD
A corporate firewall has broken down
Katja Hoyer
02.12
Political resignations are becoming a blood sport
Richard Johnson
Monday
01.12
01.12
Vietnam’s Huawei deal exposes limits of Western pressure on China
Hanoi’s shift has undermined resistance to Beijing’s tech
Franklin Okeke
01.12
Bitcoin slump heralds wider market crash
Inflation fears have stoked a run on the cryptocurrency
John Rapley
01.12
Your Party is no friend of the working class
David Littlefair
01.12
Pardoning Netanyahu would further divide Israel
The PM is acting out of self-preservation rather than national unity
Limor Simhony Philpott
01.12
Are record numbers of young Britons really emigrating?
Catastrophising headlines have obscured the data
Will Solfiac
Sunday
30.11
30.11
Japan and China’s cold war is intensifying
New PM Sanae Takaichi’s hawkishness on Taiwan has rattled Beijing
Philip Patrick
30.11
What Tucker Carlson gets wrong about Britain
Samuel Rubinstein
30.11
Downfall of top ally leaves Zelensky vulnerable
Andriy Yermak’s resignation over corruption comes at a dangerous time
Bethany Elliott
Saturday
29.11
29.11
Kemi Badenoch is wrong: Christianity created the welfare state
The Tory leader has brazenly mined scripture to make a political point
Peter Franklin
29.11
Salman Rushdie: BBC removal of Trump criticism was ‘cowardly’
The author labelled the corporation’s editing of the Reith Lectures ‘really stupid’
Rob Lownie
Friday
28.11
28.11
Is drone terrorism coming to Britain?
Militant groups are using cheap technology to cause major disruption around the world
Charlie Metcalfe
28.11
Sally Rooney is not a victim of censorship
Julie Burchill
28.11
Will the EU abandon its Russian oil and gas embargo?
Right-wing agitation and a possible truce in Ukraine may end the ban
Jack Smith
28.11
Britain’s falling migration is not a vindication of Labour
New net figures don’t tell the full story
Henry Hill
Thursday
27.11
27.11
Brighton Council’s censorship targets progressive art
An ‘anti-racist’ patchwork Union Jack has been removed to avoid offence
Ella Nixon
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