How a Breitbart hit piece backfired The publication faced a backlash for publishing private messages

Wednesday

28.06

UCLA refuses to hire professor who criticised DEI Yoel Inbar's appointment has been blocked by a student petition

NHS worship reaches new heights with Newsnight tribute Reverence for our health service is out of line with its performance

Will Yevgeny Prigozhin become the new Alexei Navalny? Putin would be unwise to make a martyr of the Wagner chief

Bethany Elliott

Even progressive voters don’t like racial affirmative action The Supreme Court should strike it down — and do the Democrats a favour

Cricket may be stuffy, but it’s not racist A new report conflates tradition with discrimination

Tuesday

27.06

Feminist wins harassment case against Arts Council England A tribunal agreed former employee Denise Fahmy had been unfairly treated

Retired US general: why I think Putin will go nuclear Kevin Ryan details why he believes the threat is underestimated

The biggest loser from the Bundesbank’s failure? The ECB The long-running battle between the two banks has taken another twist

Philip Pilkington

True crime obsessives won’t leave Nicola Bulley alone TikTok sleuths are part of an unhealthy trend

Kristina Murkett

Putin acknowledges Wagner’s threat — but has no solution The Russian leader looked visibly uncomfortable during his latest speech

Maximilian Hess

Monday

26.06

How the EU destroyed the Greek Left After this weekend's election, the country's Right is on the march

Rina Sawayama’s lesson in performative politics The singer's attack on Matty Healy was an appeal to online fandom

Mary Harrington

Rising mortgage rates threaten Tories’ Red Wall gains First-time homeownership has expanded rapidly in the region

Will Putin borrow from the Erdogan playbook? Turkey's President survived a similar coup attempt in 2016

Maximilian Hess

Sunday

25.06

The Covid inquiry is perpetuating a false narrative Experts claimed that they were prepared for the wrong pandemic

Did Yevgeny Prigozhin lose his nerve? The Wagner revolt will not be easily forgiven in the Kremlin

Bethany Elliott

Friday

23.06

Why is anime having an online renaissance? It has become the lingua franca of disaffected young men

Glastonbury has sacrificed its radicalism The festival is now just Coachella with brollies

Nicholas Harris

Hispanic approval of Joe Biden at record low Nearly two-thirds of this demographic disapprove of the President

The EU’s energy problems are about to get a lot worse The bloc's environmental agenda won't survive contact with reality

Ralph Schoellhammer

Europe’s centre-right is the new migration mainstream Border control has become depoliticised in the EU

Elon Musk vs Mark Zuckerberg: a clash of the titans The battle of the billionaires is a throwback to ancient Greek times

Thursday

22.06

Could liberals become the new Brexiteers? A Right-wing surge in Europe may deter Remainers from seeking to rejoin

Ukraine’s postwar future looks increasingly uncertain The issue of security guarantees remains hotly contested

Bethany Elliott

Marine Le Pen is exploiting the Bordeaux attack A schizophrenic's assault on a young girl is not about immigration

The problem with ‘cis’ Elon Musk has vowed to restrict the word on Twitter

Josephine Bartosch

Wednesday

21.06

Is Joe Biden really bringing manufacturing home? Despite his best efforts, the threat from China remains

Sharron Davies: female athletes are being blackmailed The ex-Olympian speaks to UnHerd about unfairness in women's sport

The Idol’s objectification of Lily-Rose Depp isn’t empowering The HBO show's use of nudity is strikingly regressive

Nina-Sophia Miralles

Paris Lees doesn’t know what it feels like for a girl The BBC’s appetite for trans activists’ narratives disregards women

Andrew Tate’s downfall may be the end of the manosphere The industry is filled with conmen just like the former kickboxer

Tuesday

20.06

Is Hunter Biden about to get away with it? While the charges sound grave, they barely constitute a wrist slap

Ashley Rindsberg

Progressives are making the New York migrant crisis worse The city's immigrant population is swelling to record highs

Welcome to team Terf, Jameela Jamil The actress criticised the Oscars for considering gender-neutral categories

Recession is the only cure for Britain’s sick economy It may be the best way to curb inflation and interest rates

Philip Pilkington

Monday

19.06

The Republican Party belongs to Paul Ryan — not Donald Trump Tax cuts and austerity measures remain the GOP's main priority

The West’s poor handling of Kosovo is a warning for Ukraine Long-term security arrangements are extremely difficult to maintain

William Nattrass

Pride protests strain America’s multicultural project A clash of ideologies is tearing the country apart

Mary Harrington

Why we should welcome Joe Rogan’s RFK Jr debate It is vital to contest ideas in an open, transparent way

Ukraine’s counteroffensive is struggling The country has only notched marginal gains so far

Sunday

18.06

One week in, the Covid inquiry already looks biased and weak A lack of a balanced set of voices means that key questions remain unanswered

Saturday

17.06

No, Mark Carney: Brexit didn’t cause inflation The former governor should reflect on his own experimental monetary policies

Philip Pilkington

Friday

16.06

Secession is a threat Californians should take seriously The state's restive interior is becoming a more influential force

Three women in Australia cancelled for gender critical views An increasingly censorious atmosphere is sweeping through Down Under

Young Tories are nowhere to be found The latest data makes grim reading for the governing party

Sad Girl Literature has hijacked the summer Cleopatra and Frankenstein is yet another story of female despair

Elizabeth Oldfield

Mortgage rate rises will push the UK into a recession Rishi Sunak is now powerless to save the property sector

Philip Pilkington

Thursday

15.06

Czech president calls for mass surveillance of Russian nationals Petr Pavel drew parallels with Japanese internment

William Nattrass

Climate gets 71 mentions in Germany’s first security strategy China, meanwhile, only received six

Ralph Schoellhammer

The ratings are in: Trump is still a hit with the boomers The retired demographic lives for the former president's scandals

Elon Musk is wrong: the US does not need a new Sulla Twitter's CEO called out for a modern-day version of the Roman general

Janet Yellen: expect a slow decline in US dollar dominance The Treasury Secretary said that sanctions have undermined the dollar

Wednesday

14.06

Weight-loss drug Wegovy on the NHS? Fat chance Steve Barclay's enthusiasm for the diet injection is misplaced

Why is Putin inviting bloggers to the Kremlin? Russia's President is trying to draw attention away from the counteroffensive

Bethany Elliott

Is politics killing the marriage market? There's a surplus of liberal women and conservative men

In Kurdish Syria, European Isis jihadists finally face trial The issue has been forgotten and the local authorities have lost patience

Tuesday

13.06

US public opinion hardens on trans issue A growing majority now says changing gender is immoral

Paid period leave doesn’t help women MPs are wrong to think the idea is progressive

Kristina Murkett

Elizabeth Gilbert’s self-cancellation sets a dangerous precedent The author has delayed her latest book after a public backlash

One in three Brits believe in Great Replacement Theory A new report shows the depth of mistrust in authority

Monday

12.06

Jack Dorsey: the reason I’m backing Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Twitter's founder said that he was drawn to the Democrat's anti-war position

Why I resigned from Humanists UK The organisation has succumbed to gender ideology

California laws fundamentally redefine the family New bills mean that parents must 'affirm' a child’s gender

Mary Harrington

A Johnson-Farage party makes no sense Boris's lockdown and green stances put him at odds with the ex-Ukip leader

Publisher doubles down on retracted gender paper Springer Nature has once again bowed to trans activist pressure

Eliza Mondegreen

Sunday

11.06

Nicola Sturgeon’s arrest is a gift to the Union Despite her release, the former first minister has been tarnished by SNP scandal

Paul Kingsnorth: how to resist the machine The writer visited UnHerd to talk about finding meaning in a soulless world

Friday

09.06

Rishi Sunak deserves praise for his foreign policy The PM is forging a more realistic and pragmatic role for the UK

The IMF is no friend to British workers Higher immigration hurts blue-collar wages more than graduate jobs

Rishi Sunak turns his back on free trade The PM's Atlantic Declaration with Joe Biden is explicitly protectionist

Philip Pilkington

Britain has gone from an AI innovator to a bureaucratic regulator Rishi Sunak has set his sights on the UK becoming a tech watchdog

Andrew Orlowski

Thursday

08.06

Apple’s Vision Pro: a window into a dark future The tech giant's new gadget is an uncanny imitation of real life

Labour MSP silenced for the duration of Pride Month Pauline McNeill has been forced to withdraw from an event for sex-based rights

Information war goes into overdrive after Ukraine dam break Recent claims and counter-claims have bordered on the absurd

William Nattrass

Caroline Lucas: the Eurosceptic who became an arch-Remainer The MP has called it quits on a career that contained multitudes

Richard Johnson

Voters flock to the AfD in search of energy realism Germany's mainstream parties are stuck in an old ideology

Ralph Schoellhammer

Wednesday

07.06

Does the ‘Whatever’ podcast make women look stupid? Media accusations of misogyny don't tell the full story

The political evolution of Jack Dorsey Twitter's founder recently endorsed Robert F. Kennedy Jr

Why Alex Salmond’s independence pact will fail The former first minister's latest ruse won't interest the SNP

What do we know about Ukraine’s counteroffensive? Combat is extending well beyond Bakhmut

Bethany Elliott

Tuesday

06.06

Anti-woke boycotts hurt Target and Bud Light Stock prices have plummeted since the backlash