12/21/2024 - 8:00am

The Bank of England has turned on Labour’s Budget Central bankers are blaming Starmer and Reeves for rising inflation

Philip Pilkington

20.12

Government shutdown is a fight for the future of MAGA

Emily Jashinsky

20.12

America is abandoning Syria’s Kurds Turkish troops are gathering on the border as the West turns away

Aris Roussinos

20.12

Europe is sabotaging Ukraine by delaying peace talks The West risks leaving Trump and Putin to decide the war's outcome

Anatol Lieven

19.12

Have the Never Trumpers admitted defeat?

Fred Bauer

19.12

Will CNN apologise for its Syrian prisoner misinformation? Clarissa Ward represents much of what is wrong with journalism

Simon Cottee

19.12

Denmark’s Quran law shows hypocrisy of criticising Iran Outrage at a singer's arrest rings hollow from a country still in fear of blasphemy

Felice Basbøll

18.12

Politically divided housing: more proof of American polarisation Real estate platform Oyssey lets homebuyers check their neighbours' voting record

Oliver Bateman

18.12

Judith Butler is no longer a feminist

Victoria Smith

18.12

Wisconsin school shooting: online conspiracies are the new normal Social media sleuths are shaping narratives for their own ends

Katherine Dee

18.12

Justin Trudeau’s own party is pushing him to the brink Canada's embattled PM is clinging on — for now

Michael Cuenco

18.12

China’s ‘United Front’ is the centre of a global spy ring

David Rose

17.12

Donald Trump would be unwise to clamp down on the media Big networks will survive DOGE's cut recommendations

Emily Jashinsky

17.12

Turkey and Israel are now the Middle East’s powerbrokers Assad's fall is pushing Europe to appease Erdoğan and Netanyahu

Patrick Hess

17.12

Could Trump create a new monetary system? Treasury secretary pick Scott Bessent has spoken of a global 'realignment'

Philip Pilkington

16.12

Luigi Mangione has sparked a healthcare debate in America It shouldn't have taken Brian Thompson's murder for things to change

Michael Cuenco

16.12

Trump should ignore hawks and withdraw from Syria Pursuing terrorists does not require occupying the areas in which they operate

Ben Friedman

16.12

Americans are right to be worried about New Jersey drones

Peter Franklin

16.12

France’s downgraded credit rating spells trouble for the West Rising interest rates are hampering efforts to rein in deficit spending

John Rapley

15.12

Perry Link: another scholar subjected to DEI inquisition US academic's treatment by the University of California looks dispiritingly normal

John Masko

15.12

Is Steven Bartlett finally facing a reckoning?

Josiah Gogarty

14.12

Olaf Scholz’s destructive policies will survive the next election

Ralph Schoellhammer

14.12

US government losing public trust over New Jersey drones A failure to be transparent is inviting further scrutiny

Tom Rogan

13.12

MAGA embraces the vaccine-autism theory

David Swift

13.12

Mark Zuckerberg’s pro-Trump turn is good business The Meta CEO recently donated $1 million to the President-elect's inaugural fund

Gavin Haynes

13.12

Why did liberals ignore cousin marriage for so long? Fear of offending Muslims trumped female welfare

Joan Smith

12.12

Mitch McConnell’s sad final act Despite his declining health, the senator is still on manoeuvres

Emily Jashinsky

12.12

Marc Andreessen: AI has always been a censorship machine The entrepreneur has claimed technology goes hand in hand with political control

Rob Lownie

12.12

70% of US academics fear speaking openly on Israel-Palestine A new FIRE report suggests campus free speech concerns are not overblown

Max Mitchell

12.12

Is Zelensky undercounting Ukraine’s death toll?

Bethany Elliott

11.12

Rand Paul: Tulsi Gabbard is gaining momentum The senator claimed that lawmakers are lining up behind Trump's intelligence pick

UnHerd Staff

11.12

English curriculum ‘diversity’ sacrifices great literature A campaign by leading authors should focus on merit, not skin colour

Tomiwa Owolade