AI is making us less productive Software such as Microsoft's Copilot is facilitating automated idleness

Andrew Orlowski

Wikipedia has a political bias — report

Why does Sadiq Khan support this trans mastectomy poster? No self-professed feminist should be backing this misogynist movement

Douglas is Cancelled takes on the mob — and wins A mainstream comedy about cancel culture shows significant progress

Mark Rutte won’t save a crumbling Nato

Ralph Schoellhammer

Rishi Sunak has lost the Turquoise Tories Pro-environment Conservatives are switching over to the Greens

Thursday

20.06

Graduate infiltration of labour unions angers blue-collar base Gaza has widened the chasm between bosses and conservative workers

Do the Tories have a gambling problem?

Studies: top medical journals biased towards Zero Covid Ideological bias dominated research during the pandemic

Why is the Met Police investigating me for a tweet about a trans doctor?

Just Stop Oil’s Stonehenge stunt betrays the Romantic vision The ancient site perfectly represents our pre-industrial idyll

Women are latest victim of identity politics at Oxford University The Pitt Rivers Museum is prohibiting all females from viewing an African mask

Wednesday

19.06

Democrats prepare for more lawfare ahead of Trump 2.0 Blue-state lawyers risk setting a dangerous precedent

Emily Jashinsky

Party leaders unite against Stonehenge vandalism

Israel’s hard Right set to gain more power over police War in Gaza is overshadowing a controversial domestic bill

Washington Post misleads readers with DEI poll Do seven in 10 Americans really support diversity initiatives?

The SNP is no match for Scotland’s Tartan Army

Putin’s family appointments lay groundwork for succession Kremlin nepotism is back in fashion

Bethany Elliott

Tuesday

18.06

Was Joe Biden the victim of ‘cheapfakes’? Both the Left and Right have shared misleading videos of the President

Not In My Name campaign tells Britons not to vote on 4 July

How many seats could Reform UK win? Nigel Farage's party continues to climb in the polls

Patrick O'Flynn

Gen Z doesn’t need social media health warnings US Surgeon General Vivek Murthy's proposal is wildly out of touch

Milei’s anti-inflation drive pushes Argentina towards Brics Economic collapse could prompt a distancing from the West

Philip Pilkington

Why Rod Stewart’s Ukraine comments hit a nerve in Leipzig

Monday

17.06

State Department subpoenaed over Global Disinformation Index funding Republicans claim the government funded censorship projects targeting conservatives

New York Times columnist turns on progressives

Nigel Farage launches Liz-Truss-inspired manifesto The main plank of the Reform leader's 'contract' is tax cuts

Emmanuel Macron will survive his election drubbing He will still hold one of the most powerful executive positions on earth

Germany on high alert for Jihadist threat at Euros

Will Nigel Farage launch his own ‘Stop the Steal’ movement?

Sunday

16.06

Why the West should welcome cheap oil Inexpensive energy could spur a productivity boom

Labour is still failing to protect Rosie Duffield

Ukraine should not dismiss Putin’s peace offer so quickly Moscow’s proposal has some hidden opportunities for Zelensky

Ralph Schoellhammer

Saturday

15.06

‘Transgender’ is falling out of fashion with activists

Memo to Tories: chasing Reform votes is a fool’s errand New polls show that tacking to the Right won't benefit the party

Is the EU unfairly targeting Hungary over migration policy? The ECJ hit the central European country with a €1 million daily fine

William Nattrass

Friday

14.06

Why Trump won’t attack Hunter Biden The former president has shown unusual restraint with Joe Biden's son

Could MEI replace DEI?

How Left-wing is Labour’s manifesto? Keir Starmer is taking all his cues from 1997

Richard Johnson

Mass testing for bird flu risks repeating Covid mistakes A former pandemic response coordinator wants to chase the 'silent' spread

Gen Z has fallen out of love with dating apps New research shows that Zoomers now prefer in-person interactions

Kristina Murkett

Thursday

13.06

Lia Thomas’s Olympic ban is a victory for women’s sport Sports bodies are waking up to reality, but the battle hasn't been won yet

Have Conservatives lost the Torygraph?

Labour’s manifesto is Stonewall lite The party's bid to win back disillusioned women has failed

Are Marine Le Pen’s supporters really far-Right?

Ed Davey’s stunt campaign is deeply cynical The Lib Dems have used photo ops to mask their contradictory policies

Even the SNP won’t talk about independence anymore Scottish voters have more serious concerns

Wednesday

12.06

A commercial property crisis could sink Joe Biden Government spending is propping up the market — but how long will it last?

Philip Pilkington

British support for migration falls steeply

Young Germans are drifting to the AfD A complacent government has misunderstood youth concerns

Gender dysphoria cases soar after pandemic

Eliza Mondegreen

Europe’s Green Deal faces extinction Recent election results are a major rebuke of the bloc's flagship climate policy

Andrew Orlowski

AI Steve is a sign of our anti-democratic future Brits could soon be outsourcing more decisions to robot MPs

Mary Harrington

Tuesday

11.06

Hunter Biden’s guilty verdict is unjust The President's son is being persecuted for his surname

Rachel Maddow and AOC fear Trump will lock them up

The nationalist Right has created a pan-European identity Ironically, it is the formerly Eurosceptic parties that have forged a group image

Even the Tories don’t believe in their manifesto Rishi Sunak is making empty promises

The new populist map of Europe

Military purge illustrates Putin’s growing strength Russia's President feels emboldened to take on potential rivals

Bethany Elliott

Anti-immigration Right makes progress in Irish elections Populist candidates were elected as Sinn Féin faltered

Conor Fitzgerald

Monday

10.06

Starbucks’ political activism has backfired The coffee giant recently reported a 3% drop in US sales

Poll: Democrats are turning more liberal

Macron is trying to stop Le Pen before it’s too late The power of the French Right is growing by the month

Will Al Jazeera face a reckoning over Hamas ties? There is nothing normal about journalists keeping hostages for a terror group

Ashley Rindsberg

Benny Gantz’s resignation means an election is unavoidable

German Right triumphs on bloodbath night for coalition Despite a poor campaign, the AfD has underlined its power

Ralph Schoellhammer

Sunday

09.06

Are progressives to blame for the worsening housing crisis? Left-wing urban planners are pricing out working families and young people

The Lib Dems’ middle-class populist manifesto

Did racial politics delay hip hop’s MeToo reckoning? After Diddy, more prominent artists are being accused of sexual crimes

Saturday

08.06

America holds back MDMA therapy Medical professionals are challenging a verdict from the FDA

DEI is driving big companies to Texas Nasdaq's diversity compliance is becoming too onerous

Nigel Farage was the only winner from a chaotic election debate

Friday

07.06

NAACP takes on Joe Biden over Gaza Black voters are crucial to the President's re-election hopes

Emily Jashinsky

Central banks have cut interest rates prematurely Today's US jobs report has blown early predictions out the water

After Gaza, Israel turns its sights on Lebanon Preparations are already underway for military action in the north

US support for same-sex marriage falls to 51%

What is Keir Starmer’s nightmare scenario? Failing to secure more than 40% of the vote could have major repercussions

Thursday

06.06

New York congestion U-turn leaves Democrats panicking Governor Kathy Hochul is anxious to win back working-class voters in the state

Jack Dorsey: social media is robbing us of free will

The American empire is taking over the honours system Will Jamie Dimon and Eric Schmidt be ennobled?

Vaughan Gething is the new Humza Yousaf The Welsh First Minister has brought about his own downfall

Only 16% of Brits would fight to defend France