'Who inherits the crown once the golden elevator stops running?' Credit: Megyn Kelly Show/YouTube.

03/03/2026 - 6:30pm

Trump should not dismiss MAGA influencer rebellion on Iran Matt Walsh, Tucker Carlson and others reflect a rising discontent on the Right

Critics have accused obituaries of Khamenei of downplaying his crimes. Credit: Getty

Criticisms of ‘soft’ Khamenei obituaries misjudge their purpose

Ireland’s demographic experiment is reaching crisis point Politicians are still refusing to release crime figures sorted by ethnicity

Will European nuclear umbrella be Macron’s legacy? The French President made his defense ambitions clear in a speech yesterday

Francois Valentin

'Foreign policy is a theatre for the pragmatic projection of national interests.' Credit: Getty.

British Right’s Iran idealism risks repeating past mistakes

Monday

02.03

The myth of Iran’s ‘conventional shield’ threat Pete Hegseth is exaggerating Tehran’s conventional capabilities

Rosemary Kelanic

Why are sex-realist doctors facing discrimination? Professor Jacob George has been demoted for his skepticism about puberty blockers

Tourette’s racism row has exposed Hollywood’s elite victimhood Identity politics remains a shallow and parochial lens for viewing marginalized groups

Shipping and flying have been significantly disrupted in the Middle East for the third consecutive day. Credit: Getty

Widening of Iran war could be disastrous for markets

OpenAI military deal marks end of tech idealism Washington has pulled Silicon Valley firmly into the national security orbit

Sunday

01.03

Iran conflict could tear apart the Labour Party Keir Starmer is facing pressure from the anti-war Left

TikTok ‘school wars’: a distraction from real youth violence Reports on large-scale fights between teenagers may not be what they seem

Mary Harrington

'Trump is clearly encouraging them to take advantage of the conflict to seize power from the mullahs.' Credit: Getty.

Khamenei’s death is not the end of the Islamic Republic

Saturday

28.02

'This may be a sign of a last hurrah for the US-Israeli relationship.' Credit: Getty.

Iran strikes may prove last great act of US-Israeli cooperation

Clinton depositions set a dangerous precedent for both parties This week’s hearings have demonstrated the limits of partisan politics

Emily Jashinsky

Trump’s Iran strikes are first step in regime change America is aiming for another quick operation

Is Britain heading for net negative migration? New restrictions are having a larger impact than expected

Friday

27.02

Matt Walsh's 'real history' is a flawed challenge to progressives Politicizing the past is no better from the Right than it is from the Left

Jeff Bloodworth

China is the real winner of the Ukraine war Beijing has capitalized on discounted oil prices

Thursday

26.02

John Fetterman has found fans in the wrong party His high approval with Republicans could hurt him in a Democratic primary

Michael Baharaeen

University Challenge has lost touch with ordinary viewers I refuse to watch a program that has such contempt for basic general knowledge

'Positive endorsement of connection is just as important as criticism of patriarchal control.' Credit: Getty.

Can Reform UK really reverse the sexual revolution?

Wednesday

25.02

US State Department hosts Tommy Robinson The activist has previously been banned from America

After years of rip-roaring US growth, things are slowing down. Credit: Getty

Wall Street is losing faith in the AI narrative

Is there really a graduate jobs crisis? Widely reported data paints a misleading picture

Mandelson scandal is the end of centrist morality politics Without an ethical message, what’s the point of the Labour Party?

Emmanuel Macron is one of the few realists left on the continent. Credit: Getty

It’s time for Europe to resume talks with Russia

Pavel Devyatkin and Anatol Lieven

Tuesday

24.02

How Survivor foreshadowed the influencer economy A series that once felt transgressive now looks prophetic

Should AI chatbots report suspected school shooters? Our confessions to LLMs are warping both parties

Gavin Newsom’s SAT remark cheapens case for meritocracy A confident democracy would not sneer at excellence, but try to make it attainable for all