Tucker Carlson is no friend of Vladimir Putin

Mary Harrington

Rory Stewart should not be leading Oxford University The ex-politician has been tipped for the chancellorship

Thursday

08.02

Jonathan Haidt: abolish DEI to save academia The professor warned that campuses were now ideologically captured

Do we really need another chummy centrist podcast?

Labour’s green U-turn is a gift to the Tories Keir Starmer is abandoning his party's flagship scheme

Newsroom update: South America’s new Caesar, Palantir, and Taylor Swift

Major trans survey avoids mention of detransitioners

Eliza Mondegreen

Italian farmers rise up against ‘establishment’ Meloni Her government is viewed as an extension of the EU

Porn: the latest front in the masculinity wars A controversial NPR article has triggered a heated debate

Wednesday

07.02

Why won’t progressives speak up about NHS conversion therapy?

Josephine Bartosch

Joe Biden is weaponising misinformation ahead of election The White House has poured tens of millions into a questionable AI scheme

Ashley Rindsberg

US conservatives attack Netflix for gay Alexander the Great A new series has been accused of caving to fashionable ideas

Black Britons least likely to get MMR vaccine

Tuesday

06.02

Third-party candidates could win Trump the White House again New polling paints a worrying picture for Joe Biden

The hidden danger of the Apple Vision Pro The technology risks creating another barrier between humans

Timandra Harkness

Stand by for the Liz Truss comeback

Newsroom update: Popcons, Tucker in Moscow and are the farmers winning?

Will a new conservative party replace the Tories? A British challenger should look to Europe as a model for success

Lee Fang: my warning to Congress on censorship The journalist discusses the insidious alliances between Big Tech and government

Is Zelenskyy surrounding himself with yes-men? Ukraine's President has said a leadership 'reset' is needed

Bethany Elliott

King Charles’s illness is a lesson in solidarity

Monday

05.02

Labour’s equal pay promise is DEI in disguise The party has radical plans for a race equality act

The US border bill won’t solve the migrant crisis

Has the commercial real estate crisis finally arrived? Regional banks are proving a lot less resilient than their own clients

The Brics+ alliance is growing stronger Both Russia and Iran's economies are outperforming expectations

Philip Pilkington

Latest US strikes mark yet another escalation in the Middle East

David Patrikarakos

Sunday

04.02

Is Europe facing another fall of Constantinople?

Northern Ireland’s new first minister is a symbolic coup for Sinn Féin Michelle O'Neill is the first nationalist to lead the region

Saturday

03.02

Why are there no British farmer protests?

Andrew Sullivan: What I got wrong about Trump The conservative thinker revisits his earlier views

Friday

02.02

New York Times gets braver with gender coverage The paper is no longer shying away from difficult questions around transitioning

Eliza Mondegreen

Women protest Network Rail’s capitulation to Stonewall The railway company has been mocked for its seasonal 'Pride Pillar'

Josephine Bartosch

Peter Thiel’s steroid Olympics will hurt the poor

The Clapham attack endangers the social contract Both ends of society are undermining postwar norms

Mary Harrington

Will US colleges face a reckoning over Covid?

Leslie Bienen and Philip Marks

Marine Le Pen’s AfD spat is dividing the European Right The French politician has diverged with the German party on immigration

Thursday

01.02

Joe Biden’s war on fossil fuels is hurting America California should not be the President's energy model

Elbridge Colby: America will choose Asia over Europe Donald Trump's former security advisor says American defence must focus on China

Labour’s ‘radicalism’ isn’t radical at all

Ukraine’s military is beset by political division Confusion over the sacking of a general has revealed Zelenskyy's falling popularity

David Patrikarakos

Keir Starmer bows to trans activists over conversion therapy

Will Europe lose World War III? Aris Roussinos, Elbridge Colby and Pippa Malmgren on our new global conflict

Wednesday

31.01

Nicola Sturgeon won’t give up her lockdown dogmatism

How should Biden respond to Iran? By withdrawing The President can learn from Ronald Reagan's response to the Beirut bombings

Is Germany entering a new Weimar era? Several new parties have emerged in recent months

Ralph Schoellhammer

The Orbán feud highlights the EU’s declining authority

Philip Cunliffe

85% of US colleges limit free speech Restrictive policies have increased in the last two years

Tuesday

30.01

Would Democrats actually vote for Michelle Obama?

Nancy Pelosi stirs the Russiagate pot (again) The politician suggested that pro-Palestine protests were linked to Moscow

Ashley Rindsberg

Is ‘queer theatre’ still transgressive? Charlie Josephine's new play Cowbois feels depressingly familiar

Josephine Bartosch

France’s farmer protests are a revolt against the City

The Russians are not landing at Dover Talk of conscription is premature while Putin struggles in Ukraine

Bethany Elliott

Monday

29.01

Ilhan Omar: part progressive, part ethno-nationalist The Congresswoman promised to defend the interests of Somalis in the US

Prime Minister Starmer will be more hawkish than any Tory

The US border crisis spells trouble for Ukraine Lawmakers seem unable to cobble together a funding package

Philip Pilkington

The SNP is a spent force New polling paints a worrying picture for Humza Yousaf's party

Who benefits from a Rishi Sunak regicide?

Sunday

28.01

The Gaza war draws its first American blood How will Joe Biden respond to the deaths of three US troops in the Middle East?

Is Ireland’s American dream coming to an end? War in Gaza has become a wedge between the two countries

Saturday

27.01

John Fetterman: an unlikely conservative ally

Where does repatriated African artwork really end up? Only wealthy private owners stand to benefit

Friday

26.01

Portland county to dismantle DEI programme The board today announced that it was defunding the million-dollar initiative

China’s Bitcoin boom poses a threat to Xi

Do Democrats secretly support Texas on the border crisis? Greg Abbott has done them a favour by challenging the federal government

Can we really trust Tony Blair with NHS data? The former PM wants to sell health records to boost research

How TED was captured

Why is the WHO calling critics ‘conspiracy theorists’? The organisation is trying to avoid scrutiny over its pandemic treaty

Thursday

25.01

Briefing: Donald Trump’s radical 2024 agenda The former president is looking to capitalise on the country's Rightward drift

Netflix’s The Kitchen glamourises poverty

Panda La Terriere

It’s time to ditch the Doomsday Clock Endless warnings of nuclear apocalypse are unscientific and unhelpful

William Finlator

Was Jon Stewart always this insufferable? The presenter's late-night return is no cause for excitement

Eliza Mondegreen

PopCons: a new Tory group destined to fail

Canada’s trucker ruling is a victory for civil liberties Trudeau's use of the Emergencies Act was judged an abuse of power

Wednesday

24.01

Nikki Haley’s voters can still punish Donald Trump The former president needs her coalition to win the election

The violent history of France’s wine ‘terroirists’

Israel is turning against Netanyahu — but can’t get rid of him Despite his plummeting popularity, there is no effective mechanism to remove the PM

Nikki Haley should learn from Ron DeSantis — and quit Defeat is inevitable after the New Hampshire result

Daniel McCarthy

German Euroscepticism is on the rise

Tuesday

23.01

Peter Boghossian debates Kathleen Stock on the future of universities Do we need to burn down institutions to reform education?

The Harvard DEI complex is stronger than ever Claudine Gay's dismissal as president has proven to be a false dawn

Why can’t Britain force Pakistan to accept a deportation?

Why the EU is dithering on Red Sea airstrikes The bloc remains too divided to agree on a course of action

Latika M. Bourke