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09.07 16:00
Levelling up was always just a marketing ploy
Labour has officially scrapped the project
Fred Skulthorp
01.01
Why won’t the European Right build alliances?
Ralph Schoellhammer
01.01
The Guardian is ignoring the risks of testosterone on trans people
The paper is more concerned about its implications for menopausal women
Eliza Mondegreen
01.01
Tories have been left with no philosophy — or successor
No obvious future leader has emerged from the election rubble
Henry Hill
Monday
08.07
08.07
Braverman: Labour will borrow Sunak’s ‘farcical gimmicks’
The Tory Right-winger used a speech in Washington today to attack the former PM
James Billot
08.07
Confidence in US universities continues to nosedive
UnHerd Staff
08.07
Macron’s survival has not calmed the markets
Ongoing political uncertainty will cause further economic stagnation
John Rapley
08.07
The anti-Biden campaign is spreading to the Senate
Mark Warner could become the President's Brutus
Michael Cuenco
08.07
Nato summit will test Labour’s ‘realist’ foreign policy
Pivoting away from the Indo-Pacific is a crucial first step
Aris Roussinos
08.07
How McDonald’s defeated Marine Le Pen
France's election pitted nationalism against American universalism
Mary Harrington
08.07
Emmanuel Macron can’t keep the Right out forever
Francois Valentin
Sunday
07.07
07.07
Is Brexit safe under Keir Starmer?
Britain's new prime minister has been inconsistent on the issue
Philip Cunliffe
07.07
The Conservatives survived, but Toryism is dying
This ideology's deep roots in Britain are becoming unstuck
Yuan Yi Zhu
07.07
Has Patrick Vallance learnt from his Covid mistakes?
Labour's new science minister may not be up to the task
David Paton
Saturday
06.07
06.07
Why US-Mexico border crossings are at a record low
A secret arrangement between the two countries is bearing fruit
David Agren
06.07
Donald Trump never bought into Project 2025
Michael Cuenco
06.07
South London is Labour’s new heartland
Keir Starmer's Gaza position has damaged support in Muslim-dominated areas
Rakib Ehsan
Friday
05.07
05.07
Are Republicans waiting for their own Nigel Farage?
A new Right-wing populist movement could be brewing
Emily Jashinsky
05.07
Farage: Suella Braverman won’t be next Tory leader
UnHerd Staff
05.07
SNP collapse may have killed the independence dream
Scottish nationalists were trounced at the general election
Andrew Liddle
05.07
Blame the Conservatives for letting gender ideology flourish
It's easy to overlook how the Tories succumbed to trans activism over the last 14 years
Joan Smith
05.07
Defeated Tories shouldn’t move to the Right
Peter Franklin
05.07
Nigel Farage was the other winner of this election
Reform UK has changed the game for other upstart parties
Patrick O'Flynn
Thursday
04.07
04.07
The Tories deserved their drubbing
John Oxley
04.07
Has Rishi Sunak admitted defeat?
UnHerd Staff
04.07
Iran could elect a reformist president
Friday's vote could challenge Khamenei's turgid theocracy
Afshon Ostovar
04.07
Are young people really drifting Right?
Eric Kaufmann
04.07
Why immigration-sceptic East Thanet won’t back Reform
The seat where Nigel Farage once stood has descended into apathy
Bradley Strotten
04.07
Royal Society of Literature has sacrificed merit for inclusivity
Major authors are right to criticise the organisation for forgetting its mission
Tomiwa Owolade
Wednesday
03.07
03.07
How Kamala Harris became an internet icon
Memes of the Vice President have taken off online
Laurel Duggan
03.07
Andrew Tate’s brother is one of George Galloway’s biggest funders
UnHerd Staff
03.07
The New York Times is wrong to attack the First Amendment
A new op-ed claims that it is 'out of control'
Greg Lukianoff and Adam Goldstein
03.07
Team GB rugby’s body confidence advert sexualises women
Kristina Murkett
03.07
Is the Turkey-Syria border the next Middle East flashpoint?
A wave of pogroms has destabilised the area
Aris Roussinos
03.07
Jill Biden is more power-hungry than her husband
The First Lady won't let Joe ride off into the sunset
Madeline Fry Schultz
03.07
Historically low vote share threatens Starmer’s legitimacy
Aaron Bastani
Tuesday
02.07
02.07
Sunak borrows from Hillary Clinton’s Russiagate playbook
Bots are being blamed for Reform's popularity
Ashley Rindsberg
02.07
The kids love Nigel Farage
UnHerd Staff
02.07
Biden’s Californian successors would be terrible for America
Joel Kotkin
02.07
Don’t trust Keir Starmer on women-only spaces
Labour's leader has claimed they always should have been protected
Josephine Bartosch
02.07
Democrats are turning 2024 into the ‘Flight 93 election’
The Left is pulling an argument straight out of the 'authoritarian' playbook
Emily Jashinsky
02.07
BlackRock buyout exemplifies Britain’s American surrender
Philip Pilkington
Monday
01.07
01.07
Is this the most unpredictable Supreme Court ever?
Liberals and conservative justices are rarely breaking down partisan lines
Kyle Sammin
01.07
Who’s the big loser from tactical voting?
UnHerd Staff
01.07
How Nigel Farage is courting the Muslim vote
Reform UK's huge rally in Birmingham is a sign of things to come
Rob Lownie
01.07
The region that will decide the Tories’ fate
Losing the East of England could consign the Conservatives to long-term exile
Peter Franklin
01.07
Is Dolly Parton really a ‘white saviour’?
An academic has criticised the singer for her donation of books to children
Mary Harrington
01.07
Nigel Farage: Marine Le Pen’s economics would be ‘a disaster’ for France
Rob Lownie
Sunday
30.06
30.06
Has Marine Le Pen conquered the centrists?
The RN's election success has all but eradicated its taboo status
Olly Haynes
30.06
Banksy’s Glastonbury stunt is the height of phoney rebellion
The artist's dinghy gimmick was crass and entirely predictable
Gareth Roberts
30.06
Steven Bartlett’s AI plan will ruin publishing
Flight Books attempts to bring social media virality to the written word
Fred Skulthorp
30.06
Gender clinic director dismisses critics as ‘anti-progress’
Victoria Smith
Saturday
29.06
29.06
Los Angeles ban on masks at protests won’t stop activists
The move underscores the city's failure to prosecute criminal behaviour
Ashley Rindsberg
29.06
Body-positive Gen Z undergoes record cosmetic surgeries
Kristina Murkett
29.06
Media backs Supreme Court’s Covid-era censorship ruling
Few outlets have come out to criticise the Murthy v Missouri decision
Kevin Bardosh
29.06
AfD divisions exposed ahead of conference
Low morale and numerous scandals are hurting the party
Katja Hoyer
Friday
28.06
28.06
Could these Democrats beat Donald Trump?
The party's rising stars face would face a major challenge
Laurel Duggan
28.06
Will lobbyists choose Biden’s replacement?
UnHerd Staff
28.06
Dominic Cummings: my Whitehall purges improved morale
Max Mitchell
28.06
Why is the Bank of England interfering in French politics?
The central bank warned that an RN victory would negatively impact Britain
Philip Pilkington
28.06
Germany accused of knowingly accepting forged passports
Ralph Schoellhammer
28.06
Covid is the forgotten issue of the UK election
Both Sunak and Starmer deserve to have their pandemic records questioned
Peter Franklin
28.06
Joe Biden’s debate disaster was enabled by the media
Pundits are admitting far too late that the President's cognitive health is deteriorating
Emily Jashinsky
Thursday
27.06
27.06
US trans medical lobby deeply divided behind closed doors
Internal emails reveal WPATH's feud with other organisations
Laurel Duggan
27.06
Peter Thiel makes intellectual case for Christianity
UnHerd Staff
27.06
The New Norm: another failed anti-woke comedy
X's animated sitcom is excruciatingly bad
Gareth Roberts
27.06
Keir Starmer is wrong to pick on Bangladesh
Migration from India will have a more significant impact on Britain
Rakib Ehsan
27.06
The Biden-Trump debate may be the weirdest yet
Kyle Sammin
27.06
Trouble for a Labour supermajority will begin at the top
Dominance in Parliament will not allay the party's powerbrokers
Travis Aaroe
Wednesday
26.06
26.06
Democrat calls misinformation hearing an election distraction
New York Representative Nydia Velázquez rejected claims of censorship
Laurel Duggan
26.06
Tony Blair: lockdowns in developing world did more harm than good
UnHerd Staff
26.06
Nvidia’s volatile share price is an omen for the stock market
AI stocks are creating a misleading picture of economic health
John Rapley
26.06
Jordan Bardella auditions for PM in crucial TV debate
The RN threat has prompted Macron to warn of 'civil war'
Nabila Ramdani
26.06
Jamaal Bowman’s defeat reveals the weakness of the Squad
John Ketcham
26.06
Labour shouldn’t bank on a strong pound
Keir Starmer's economic plans are at the mercy of world events
Paul Ormerod
Tuesday
25.06
25.06
Kemi Badenoch spars with David Tennant
UnHerd Staff
25.06
Joe Biden should ditch his ‘threat to democracy’ strategy
The President is falling into the same trap as Hillary Clinton
Fred Bauer
25.06
Justin Trudeau’s party suffers shock defeat in Toronto
Pierre Poilievre's Conservatives captured a Liberal stronghold last night
Michael Cuenco
25.06
Michel Foucault still confuses the Right, 40 years later
His version of postmodernism did not breed current identity politics
Ralph Leonard
25.06
Why I’ve left the Labour Party
Joan Smith
Monday
24.06
24.06
Will Donald Trump capture the Bitcoin vote?
Silicon Valley is lining up to endorse the ex-president
Emily Jashinsky
24.06
Ursula von der Leyen’s Pfizer hypocrisy
UnHerd Staff
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