Men aren’t drifting Right — but women are moving Left A new female progressivism is emerging on social issues

Rising gas prices threaten Joe Biden’s re-election hopes Discontent at filling stations is hurting the President

Poland and Belarus ramp up the war rhetoric

William Nattrass

Irish progressives are changing their tune Bruised by two referendum defeats, politicians are drifting back to the centre

Tuesday

02.04

Women’s group blames patriarchy for trans sport exclusion The National Organization for Women has embraced intersectionality

Eliza Mondegreen

Mark Cuban gets a free DEI lesson

The naivety of Richard Dawkins’s cultural Christianity He has benefitted from the same conventions he wants to scrap

Sadiq Khan marks Easter with new LGBT pride flag The old design was updated over the weekend

Antidepressant prescriptions soar among UK children Nearly half a million are being handed out each year

Kristina Murkett

Departing Left-wingers will push Labour to the Right

Richard Johnson

Monday

01.04

We need more cultural Christians like Richard Dawkins They understand what makes our inheritance unique and special

Has Dune: Part Two started a sci-fi resurgence?

Why libertarians don’t trust RFK Jr The former Democrat's record does not align well with my party

Will Ukraine survive Russia’s glide bomb assaults? Aerial strikes in Kharkiv are changing the face of this conflict

Bethany Elliott

Sunday

31.03

What happened to the New York subway?

Assisted dying advocates are losing their compassion Matthew Parris has said the quiet part out loud

Young Europeans do not want to fight Russia Leaders like Donald Tusk are pushing dangerous rhetoric

Philip Pilkington

Saturday

30.03

Joe Biden should tread carefully with Nikki Haley voters Suburbanites are a crucial voting bloc — but they come at a cost

Europe’s populists are growing more powerful

The Garrick Club campaign is a relic of girlboss feminism The current fracas amounts to nothing more than an intra-elite struggle

Friday

29.03

DUP survival on the line after Jeffrey Donaldson resignation The Party was already facing major electoral headwinds

Will France be the victim of a new jihad? The resignation of a high school teacher over Islamist threats has rocked the country

Francois Valentin

Allies distance themselves from Justin Trudeau over climate plan

A Luis Rubiales jail sentence is not a feminist victory Focusing on male sleaze only patronises women

Is Europe headed for a financial crisis?

Ralph Schoellhammer

Thursday

28.03

GOP pushes anti-free speech bills to fight antisemitism Both Florida and Texas have pursued censorious policies on campus

Is Britain’s political duopoly about to break?

Barack Obama won’t save Joe Biden’s campaign The President's authority is being undermined by his more charismatic predecessor

Ashley Rindsberg

Trans judge intervention harms legal system’s independence Britain's judiciary is blurring the line with activism

Trump may win, but Trumpism is over

Philip Cunliffe

Is lockdown to blame for NHS dissatisfaction? Pandemic aftershocks are still being felt

Wednesday

27.03

Misinformation ‘experts’ pave way for more censorship A small and unaccountable group wields too much power

Tories confuse Birmingham for America

Is RFK Jr a good fit for the Libertarian party? The candidate is considering putting his name on a third-party ticket

Judith Butler faces difficult questions on book tour Even in liberal California, public opinion is turning on the theorist

Eliza Mondegreen

Sam Bankman-Fried: the last billionaire slob America's elite has given up on anti-haute couture

Nicholas Harris

The Khan review proves Britain has a blasphemy problem

Tuesday

26.03

Is there a conspiracy behind the Moscow terrorist attack? Russia's unusual response to the atrocity has provoked questions

Over half of Europeans demand stricter migration controls

Is Andrew Huberman the new Jordan Peterson? Male role models are always raised, praised and then erased

Mary Harrington

Julian Assange: a victim of US lawfare

Government resignations signal early exit for Netanyahu Israel's emergency coalition is under increasing strain

The Khan review gives BLM a free pass

Where next for Ireland’s populist rebellion? Horseback protestors took to the streets of north Dublin this weekend

Monday

25.03

‘Christ is King’ row deepens divide on religious Right Candace Owens's Israel commentary has angered Jewish conservatives

Joe Biden’s climate plan is a threat to democracy

UK farmer protests, Andrew Huberman, and Mexico’s drug war

Are Russia and China really behind the Kate conspiracies? UK papers have accused foreign actors of spreading disinformation about the Princess

Britain’s economic inactivity is a lockdown legacy Worklessness was made much worse by 2020

Rising oil prices prove economists wrong Forecasters have been embarrassed again

Philip Pilkington

Sunday

24.03

Moscow attack: Putin sees Ukraine and Isis as same threat

Glaad’s new ‘homosexual’ definition makes no sense 'Same-gender-loving' does not have the same ring to it

Joe Biden’s electric cars policy will backfire The President is increasingly losing support from the unions

Ralph Schoellhammer

Saturday

23.03

Reddit’s popularity is a response to media failures The site has made an impressive debut on the stock market

Candace Owens is no outlier on America’s radical Right

Swedish Social Democrats are turning into Blue Labour The centre-left party is reconnecting with its early traditions

Johan Wennström

Friday

22.03

AOC’s Green New Deal proposal will hurt the working class

Radical expats, Church of England anti-whiteness, and Jordan Peterson

Gucci: is the luxury brand bubble about to burst? High interest rates have put the industry on edge

Philip Pilkington

Nigel Farage could kill the Conservative Party

After a historic rate hike, Japan is finally making progress A once-sclerotic economy is gradually finding its feet

Owen Jones represented the worst of Labour From gender to antisemitism, he was always on the wrong side of the debate

Josephine Bartosch

Thursday

21.03

The censorship industrial complex’s new target: gamers Lobbyists are calling on the Government to take on the $200-billion industry

Park MacDougald

Cameron’s foreign jaunts, Euroscepticism & MacKenzie Scott’s white guilt

Is Finland really the happiest place on Earth? My homeland is good at managing expectations more than anything else

Jukka Savolainen

What’s behind the campus mental health crisis? Wokeness and rising illiberalism at universities are both to blame

The Guardian’s Garrick Club campaign hurts women Single-sex spaces are a feminist cause, even if the members are male

Mary Harrington

Just Stop Oil should be judged in public, not by a jury Climate protesters hide behind legal loopholes to escape punishment

Wednesday

20.03

Six in 10 Democrats believe Covid-19 pandemic isn’t over

Macron the boxer, Trump poll, and doveish Scholz

Leo Varadkar has given Sinn Féin a free pass The Dublin establishment has left fertile ground for republicans

Will the nurse who supported J.K. Rowling see justice? Amy Hamm was under investigation for praising the author

James Bond should be an anachronism Ian Fleming's creation has survived the censors

Will the SNP’s new hate crime bill get me arrested? Comedians who 'stir up hatred' could face prosecution

Tuesday

19.03

Trump defends ‘bloodbath’ comments in Farage interview The Republican nominee doubled down on his criticism of Joe Biden

Rachel Reeves has bought into the wrong Thatcher myth Labour should learn from the Iron Lady's politics, not her economics

Bernie Sanders, Tory memes, and NYT defends the Deep State

UK Government pushes for financial surveillance bill Private citizens are at risk of being spied on by banks

Blue states should let ESG die

Fentanyl is flooding into Britain The Government is preparing for a big uptake in use of the synthetic drug

Charles Fain Lehman

Europe can’t afford to keep funding Nato A new report suggests budgetary realities are starting to hit home

Philip Pilkington

Monday

18.03

Supreme Court hears biggest free speech case in decades Murthy v. Missouri is set to have far-reaching implications

Ashley Rindsberg