The Nashville shooting will intensify America’s culture wars Both Left and Right were quick to pounce on the perpetrator's motives

Scottish result spells gender trouble for Keir Starmer Humza Yousaf's election will reignite tensions within the Labour Party

Why are Americans dying so young? US life expectancy is falling well behind Europe

Monday

27.03

Humza Yousaf is good news for the Union The new SNP leader is an example of the UK's strength

French protests threaten to spill into Europe The cost-of-living crisis is hurting the whole continent

Philip Pilkington

Is this the last gasp of Israel’s secular Left? The ultra-Orthodox community is now in the ascendancy

Ashley Rindsberg

Has Botox killed our capacity to empathise? Research shows that injections alter humans' ability to react to emotion

Mary Harrington

EU’s energy summit ends in division over Net Zero Not every country is on board with the green agenda

William Nattrass

Saturday

25.03

Why do young people still support lockdowns? A suspicion of democracy has bred an authoritarian streak

Friday

24.03

Don’t blame conservatives for the culture wars Activists have been quietly promoting progressive issues for decades

World Athletics trans ruling is a watershed moment The decision will have ripple effects across the world of sport

The Silicon Valley Bank collapse will hurt Joe Biden The President has much to lose from the ongoing fallout

Why feminists should fear a declining birth rate The example of South Korea is a warning shot

Are raccoon dogs really to blame for Covid? The latest origin theory for the virus doesn't hold much water

Top Harvard Astronomer: The evidence for extraterrestrial life Professor Avi Loeb on why he risked his reputation to study UFOs

Thursday

23.03

Who will represent the dissenting minority? UnHerd polling shows that a populist strain in British politics persists

Keir Starmer is (still) equivocating on women’s rights The Labour leader's new gender policy is a fudge

Centrist dads rally at ‘The Rest is Politics Live’ Thousands flocked to the London Palladium to mourn a bygone world

Nicholas Harris

Boris Johnson will escape into the night The former PM will remain a force in Tory politics, even if he never returns

Three years on: Britons still support lockdowns New UnHerd polling reveals most of the nation thinks the measure was justified

Wednesday

22.03

Left-wing bias persists in OpenAI’s GPT-4 model Despite improvements, it is easy to game the system

The truth about Posie Parker and the neo-Nazis Australian politicians were too quick to tar gender-critical feminists

Giorgia Meloni confronts increasingly sceptical public on Ukraine The Italian PM remains committed to providing military aid

William Nattrass

Trans activists are today’s Militant Tendency If Keir Starmer wants to succeed, he must face them down

Tuesday

21.03

How Nature journal hurt Trump supporters’ trust in science A new study shows that endorsing Biden had a polarising effect on its readership

The myth of Sweden’s voluntary lockdown Mobility data shows that Swedes' behaviour barely changed during the pandemic

Paris rises up against ‘King Macron’ Charles's forthcoming visit to France couldn't come at a more difficult time

The Dutch farmers’ party victory is a warning to the green movement People across Europe are fed up with unfair environmental policies

Monday

20.03

Why the DUP’s rebellion matters The rejection of the Windsor Framework is more than a symbolic vote

Portland stages a funeral for the death of face masks Attendees will gather to mourn the end of 'public health'

Mary Harrington

Olaf Scholz is all talk, no tank The Chancellor's €100bn military promise hasn't materialised

Ralph Schoellhammer

Vladimir Putin goes on the road Russia's President made trips to Crimea and Mariupol this weekend

Bethany Elliott

Are we about to enter a full-scale banking crisis? The international monetary system is looking increasingly shaky

Philip Pilkington

Saturday

18.03

Lionel Shriver: Insensitivity Reader The author explains why she's determined to keep offending people

Friday

17.03

Alastair Campbell: I wish Iraq had never happened Tony Blair's former press secretary came close to expressing regret

Is the West breaking its jet taboo on Ukraine? Both Poland and Slovakia have agreed to send planes

William Nattrass

Do young people prefer monarchy to democracy? A distrust of politicians has led to an embrace of the sacral

The Sahel now accounts for nearly half the world’s terrorism Saharan Africa has replaced the Middle East as the epicentre of global terror

Thursday

16.03

DEI has accelerated the rise of the race fraudster Vianne Timmons and Raquel Saraswati are the latest offenders

Norway’s top epidemiologist: Sweden handled Covid well Preben Aavitsland says its response was unfairly demonised

Dutch farmers’ party secures landslide victory The BBB's huge election win is a direct challenge to Mark Rutte's coalition

Poll shows nationwide backing for monarchy But Scottish and younger people are less sure

James Kanagasooriam

Wednesday

15.03

The case against the Silicon Valley Bank rescue Matthew Stoller set out the dangers of the decision to protect SVB depositors

Germany’s Health Minister changes tune on vaccine injuries Karl Lauterbach is having a dramatic fall from grace

Techies are replacing bankers as public enemy number one The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank has put a target on the community's back

Philip Pilkington

Jeremy Hunt needs childcare lessons from Liz Truss The Chancellor's new plan for parents is too authoritarian

Russia doubles down on disruption in the wider region Moldova and Georgia are just the latest examples of Kremlin overreach

Bethany Elliott

Chris Miller: Get ready for the chip wars Could microchips stop China invading Taiwan?

Tuesday

14.03

Ron DeSantis’s mysterious position on Ukraine Is the Florida Governor a hawk in dove's clothing?

The Saudi-Iran pact is no triumph for China US influence in the Middle East may be declining, but the real winner is Russia

Joe Biden should listen to the BMJ on trans guidance The President is confused about medical interventions for young people

Maidan 2.0 in Georgia? Be careful what you wish for A Ukraine-style uprising could lead to another bloody war

William Nattrass

Monday

13.03

Could small boats decide the next election? Migration surges have a history of swinging votes

Dr Fauci is still downplaying the lab-leak hypothesis The former chief medical advisor gave an evasive interview this weekend

David Sacks: is the Silicon Valley Bank deal a bailout? The tech investor argues that the Government is right to protect depositors

Peta’s ‘Last Of Us’ advert dials up the fear message Guilting the population into compliance is the organisation's only weapon

Mary Harrington

The SVB collapse marks the end of the Silicon Valley era The Bay Area is no longer brimming with innovative startups and entrepreneurs

Friday

10.03

Britain’s coal country remains sceptical of green agenda Former parts of the industrial North are suspicious of costly policies

Philip Anderson

In defence of Russell Brand Free societies need mavericks, heretics and ranters

Mary Harrington: Feminism against progress Should the future of womanhood look more like the past?

Zach Willmore: TikTok’s new HIV ‘influencer’ The creator is one of many documenting their journey with the virus

Thursday

09.03

State-commissioned studies in Germany skewed by green agenda Alarmist research is motivated by faulty assumptions

Ralph Schoellhammer

Gary Lineker doesn’t understand the Holocaust Modern invocations of the atrocity strip it of its historical context

Samuel Rubinstein

Is Georgia having a Euromaidan moment? Ongoing protests bear many similarities with events in Ukraine nine years ago

National conservatism has a future in Britain The ideology can provide a principled case for lower immigration

Cracks emerge in Germany’s coveted education system A new study found that nearly two million young people have no qualifications

Wednesday

08.03

Isabel Oakeshott: the lesson of the Lockdown Files The journalist explains how politicians got drunk on power during the pandemic

Mike Gapes’s return to Labour shows he never cared about Brexit The former MP cynically used the referendum to remove Jeremy Corbyn

Ukraine responsible for Nord Stream 2 attack? You heard it here first The New York Times has now floated the theory

Ireland’s ‘women in the home’ referendum: a middle-class obsession If approved, the constitution will be changed to become more 'gender-neutral'

Mary Harrington

The SNP has become a strange and eccentric sect Last night's leadership debate revealed how detached the party has become

The Bill Cosby story shows the problem with ‘consent’ A new BBC documentary gets caught in a sex-positive muddle

Tuesday

07.03

Is the tide turning on DEI? Even progressive groups are voicing their concerns

Even Eddie Izzard hesitates on Scotland’s gender bill The comedian says it isn't transphobic to oppose it

Russian Volunteer Corps: the far-Right militia fighting Putin The neo-Nazi group claimed responsibility for last week's Bryansk attack

Britain is now one of the world’s most socially liberal countries But a socially conservative minority remains substantial

Monday

06.03

China and America are set for Great Divergence 2.0 As US growth remains sluggish, China is rebounding

Philip Pilkington

JayCee Cooper’s court victory is a loss for USA Powerlifting Now the sport must allow trans athletes to compete with women

Giorgia Meloni urges India to be peacemaker in Ukraine The Italian PM argued that Narendra Modi could play a central role

William Nattrass

Get ready for the return of Jair Bolsonaro Brazil's former president declared that his mission was not yet over

Why are trans activists trying to cancel a ‘silencing women’ event? Protesters claim that a talk on sex-based research is transphobic

Revealed: Britain’s most green-sceptic towns Support for environmental policies is widespread but not universal