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08/16/2025 - 2:30pm
China’s slowdown puts the world economy at risk
Export pressures and slowing domestic investment are reshaping global trade patterns
John Rapley
16.08
Putin is the big winner from Alaska summit
Russia has avoided further sanctions without compromising its war aims
Jennifer Kavanagh
Friday, August 15
15.08
Gavin Newsom won’t become president by copying Trump
Michael Baharaeen
15.08
Sam Altman’s brain chip push will fuel reckless experiments
OpenAI is funding research to link computers to human minds
Ewan Morrison
15.08
Thomas Skinner’s JD Vance bromance: a PR win for the online Right
The line between internet stardom and politics is blurring
Josiah Gogarty
15.08
The real moral panic isn’t porn — it’s losing access to it
Josephine Bartosch
Thursday, August 14
14.08
DC and LA failures play into Trump’s hands
Joel Kotkin
14.08
Spain’s populist Right is turning on the Catholic Church
Trumpian rhetoric is more appealing than liberal bishops for Vox
Jack Davey
14.08
Gaza is Macron’s last chance to prove himself on the world stage
Francois Valentin
14.08
The Online Safety Act threatens Wikipedia’s future
Giving tech companies extra power is an invitation to censor
Timandra Harkness
Wednesday, August 13
13.08
Who’s to blame for stagnating blue-collar wages?
Trump’s economic agenda is harming workers
Dustin Guastella
13.08
Liz Truss has become a Right-wing circus act
Peter Franklin
13.08
VS Naipaul should be read, not erased
Fellow Nobel laureate Abdulrazak Gurnah claims he can no longer read the author
Ralph Leonard
Tuesday, August 12
12.08
EJ Antoni nomination will damage BLS credibility
Trump’s partisan pick is unqualified to head up the agency
Michael Cuenco
12.08
The bullying of John Boyne shames the Polari prizes
Authors are hounded for criticizing gender ideology
Julie Bindel
12.08
European leaders are bystanders ahead of Alaska summit
Trump and Putin will make their own deal, regardless of what Brussels says
Wolfgang Munchau
12.08
Has the internet made us less conscientious?
Carolyn D. Gorman
12.08
Covid’s legacy lurks beneath this year’s ‘normal’ A-level results
Lockdown still haunts Britain’s schools
David James
Monday, August 11
11.08
DC dysfunction is the price of soft-on-crime policies
Trump is right to step in
Tom Rogan
11.08
Will World Liberty Financial be Trump’s undoing?
Gavin Haynes
11.08
Nvidia deal strengthens case for lifting export controls on China
Trade barriers may hinder American innovation and limit strategic influence
Miquel Vila
Sunday, August 10
10.08
The NYT is avoiding the truth about detransitioning
A new report’s conclusion does not line up with its own evidence
Lisa Selin Davis
10.08
Is Trump pushing Republican voters to the Left?
Eric Kaufmann
10.08
Why South Park hurts Trump more than SNL
Comedy has more bite when it isn’t coated in liberal piety
Oliver Bateman
10.08
Should Trump walk away from Ukraine-Russia negotiations?
The US President can afford to exit with no real risk to national security
Jennifer Kavanagh
Saturday, August 9
09.08
Defiant Palestine Action protesters met with mass arrests
Felix Pope
09.08
Big Tech could be UK's last hope against Online Safety Act
Marc Andreessen's intervention could reshape the debate around online freedoms
Jake Hurfurt
09.08
Gaza offensive deepens rift within IDF
David Swift
Friday, August 8
08.08
Stephen Miran will push the Fed in a more dovish direction
Trump’s nominee signals a clear push toward looser monetary policy
Fred Bauer
08.08
Germany’s new Israel policy reflects public skepticism
Merz’s decision to halt arm exports was driven by domestic pressure
Katja Hoyer
08.08
RFK Jr’s mRNA overhaul misses the real problem with vaccines
Policymakers focus on biomedical effects rather than cultural harms
Max Lacour
08.08
Falling US imports show Germany’s economy is broken
America is no longer a reliable market for Berlin
Ralph Schoellhammer
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