Corporations’ Leftward drift isn’t boosting profits A new study shows the continuing prevalence of DEI and ESG

Right-wing anti-Zionism is on the rise in America

EU inertia provides an opening for populists Central bankers are running out of ideas

Does the SNP really believe there are 24 genders? Scotland's government remains captured by trans ideology

Monday

21.10

Trump McDonald’s visit risks undermining RFK Jr’s health message

Emily Jashinsky

Why are young Germans so worried about war? A new study has found that the group's greatest fear is conflict in Europe

Moldova’s EU referendum has strengthened Russia Vladimir Putin will capitalise on a less than resounding victory

Bethany Elliott

Brics summit is not a threat to Nato

Ralph Schoellhammer

IQ-screening is the latest frontier of baby engineering Heliospect allows parents to pick out desirable traits

Mary Harrington

Millionaire exodus will hurt Labour in the long run

Is Boeing on the verge of collapse? The company's CEO is now looking to sell assets

Sunday

20.10

Democrats and Republicans prepare narratives to challenge election loss

Autistic teens are not a national security threat A new report in the FT makes an extremely tenuous claim

Italy’s surrogacy ban undermines family values Giorgia Meloni has decided only the straight and fertile can have babies

Cremieux Recueil

Saturday

19.10

Robert Roberson does not deserve the death penalty The inmate is awaiting execution for an act that may not have been a crime at all

Is Trump actually hawkish on China?

Labour’s Chagos deportation deal is an expensive farce Starmer's government is paying £6 million to house arrivals on St Helena

Friday

18.10

In defence of Bryan Johnson’s search for eternal youth The biohacker's anti-ageing quest could lay the foundation for future research

Just Stop Oil’s activism is turning into blackmail Protestors' demands for a meeting with the National Gallery should be rejected

Mary Harrington

WPATH medical guidelines plagued by conflicts of interest

Yahya Sinwar’s death puts Israeli hostages in fresh danger This is no straightforward victory for Netanyahu

NYT’s University of Michigan investigation won’t kill DEI The practice is now firmly embedded in US institutions

Kemi Badenoch and Robert Jenrick are getting an easy ride

Thursday

17.10

Yahya Sinwar’s killing has left Hamas in disarray Without its leader, the group risks fragmenting

Salman Rushdie: publishing The Satanic Verses would be more dangerous now

Sinn Féin’s implosion is no victory for the Irish Right Opposition parties have failed to capitalise on widespread dissatisfaction

Thomas Tuchel doesn’t carry England’s trauma Appointing a German manager is a liberating choice

Why is the NHS still following WPATH regulations? Cass Report findings have been ignored in favour of discredited gender dogma

Justin Welby’s assisted dying intervention should be welcomed

Wednesday

16.10

Report: immigrants responsible for nearly all workforce growth since 2019 Foreign-born workers accounted for 88% of all labour force growth in the last five years

Why British Black Africans are so patriotic Faith and cultural attitudes can be credited for the group's integration

Will a Nato nuclear drill really deter Putin? One European official described it as a warning to the Russian President

Kamala Harris is patronising black men Promises to legalise marijuana and increase access to crypto will backfire

Rape Crisis Scotland still can’t define ‘woman’

Tuesday

15.10

Is Donald Trump actually the ‘return to normal’ candidate? New polling shows that many view the former president in a different light

Will China launch its own Marshall Plan? Beijing is looking to tackle its spiralling deflation

Labour is underestimating the Green threat Keir Starmer risks driving Left-liberal voters away

Richard Johnson

Will Joe Biden’s legacy-building damage Kamala Harris?

Emily Jashinsky

Donald Tusk has challenged the EU’s migration consensus Poland intends to suspend asylum rights for newcomers

Keir Starmer’s investment summit won’t save the UK economy Tackling bureaucracy is easier said than done

Kamala Harris’s pitch to Pennsylvania’s working class falls flat The Vice-President struggled to connect with blue-collar voters in Erie

Monday

14.10

Are Hispanic voters the new swing bloc?

Michael Baharaeen

Nancy Pelosi reinforces democracy fears ahead of election The former speaker said November's vote will be unlike any before

Middle East war could cause a global inflation crisis

Philip Pilkington

Justin Trudeau faces Liberal Party mutiny MPs have increasingly lost faith in their leader

Robert Jenrick is playing a risky game on the ECHR A hardline position on Europe might alienate moderate Tories

Lee David Evans

Sunday

13.10

Is Steve Sailer re-entering the conservative mainstream?

Returning Syrian refugees could reconcile Assad with Europe A Brussels-Damascus rapprochement is on the cards

Gender ideology has captured the charity sector LGBT Youth Scotland is mired in accusations of child sexual abuse

Saturday

12.10

Alex Salmond defined the independence movement

Shrinking German economy threatens EU stability Berlin's status as an industrial power is rapidly diminishing

Ralph Schoellhammer

Moo Deng: the latest celebrity animal sacrifice The public has already taken its pound of flesh

Friday

11.10

The Kamala Harris honeymoon is coming to an end Even New York Times columnists are losing patience with the Democratic candidate

Emily Jashinsky

Pope Francis’s deacon decision is the last gasp of European Catholicism

Pro-Palestine student wins Cornell free speech case Momodou Taal will now not be deported for his 'disruptive' activism

Raquel Rosario Sánchez

Science magazine promotes faulty race discrimination claim Cherry-picked research is being used to back up DEI initiatives

New exercise pill will strip us of our humanity A drug that mimics the effects of long-distance running is a worrying development

Mary Harrington

Thursday

10.10

Will extreme weather events break the US financial system?

Marion Maréchal’s new party shakes up the French Right The conservative leader is targeting Jordan Bardella, not Marine Le Pen

Has the Nobel Prize cancelled physics and chemistry? This year's laureates specialise in AI and computer science

Political correctness has created a hierarchy in comedy

Why US leaders are falling out of love with Netanyahu Democrats and Republicans alike have lost patience with the Israeli PM

Wednesday

09.10

CBS Ta-Nehisi Coates fallout shows why legacy media is dying

Ashley Rindsberg

Tory leadership vote was no victory for the Right Badenoch and Jenrick have little to offer the electorate

James Sean Dickson

Donald Trump calls for total global nuclear disarmament The former president claimed he nearly reached a deal with Russia and China

Will Donald Trump betray RFK Jr?

MI5 must rethink Islamic terrorism Focus on foreign government interference obscures a more worrying threat

Emmanuel Todd: Nato will disintegrate if Ukraine loses

Tuesday

08.10

Inside Columbia’s 7 October protests Students are bracing for more months of unrest on campus

Elon Musk: I’m not anti-vaccine The SpaceX founder remains critical of vaccine mandates but not jabs themselves

Wikipedia labels grooming gang scandal ‘moral panic’

Over 5,000 US children have undergone transgender surgeries New data suggests that the industry is far larger than previously known

The Conservative Party has misdiagnosed its downfall

Kamala Harris’s anti-Trump messaging is no longer working The Vice President's '60 Minutes' interview will frustrate voters

Monday

07.10

New Left descends on Manhattan for Palestine protest Plans to 'flood' New York with support did not materialise

Why conservatives love The West Wing

Anne-Elisabeth Moutet

Sue Gray is a reckless choice to advise on devolution Her history in Northern Ireland should serve as a cautionary tale for Labour

China is dividing the American Right

Blame Labour policies for fuelling populism Liam Byrne wants more wealth taxes to stop the rise of Reform UK

Philip Pilkington

Sue Gray has revealed the hollowness of the Starmer project Labour's leader is powered by self-interest rather than ideology

Sunday

06.10

Young Canadians have turned against Trudeau

Attacks on Iranian oil risk another European energy crisis The continent remains vulnerable to price shocks

Ralph Schoellhammer