11/03/2024 - 7:30pm

Peanut the Squirrel was no match for the administrative state Was an army of officials really needed to euthanize a rescue animal?

Oliver Bateman

03.11

Americans moving to California at historically low rate More than half a million residents left the state in 2023

Laurel Duggan

03.11

A Harris presidency promises more boardroom liberalism

Fred Bauer

02.11

Trump campaign attacks neocons in final days of race The Republican candidate is reminding voters of the establishment's failures

Laurel Duggan

01.11

America's political marriage divide is growing New research shows that marital status is becoming a proxy for ideological beliefs

Laurel Duggan

01.11

John Mearsheimer: Americans would ‘fight and die’ for Taiwan The international relations professor made a realist case for defending the island

UnHerd Staff

01.11

Is Putin pushing for negotiations ahead of a Trump presidency? Russia and Ukraine are considering a truce over strikes on energy infrastructure

Ralph Schoellhammer

31.10

Garbage stunt confirms Trump is America's meme king

Mary Harrington

31.10

Why the Catholic Church is embracing anime Catholicism is adapting to the changing makeup of its followers

Katherine Dee

31.10

80% of Americans believe speech can be a form of violence A FIRE poll has found widespread skepticism of the First Amendment

Laurel Duggan

31.10

Is a new spy agency coming to the EU?

Thomas Fazi

31.10

Democrats promote porn access in pitch to young men The party is trying to win back male voters from Donald Trump

Laurel Duggan

30.10

Steve Bannon is no longer MAGA's mastermind

Oliver Bateman

30.10

Starmer warns Tories not to undermine police over Southport stabbings

Max Mitchell

30.10

Beltway's gilded class turns out for Kamala Harris in D.C. Choosing the site of Donald Trump's 6 January speech provided an unintentional contrast

Emily Jashinsky

29.10

Jeff Bezos deserves credit for Washington Post intervention

Zaid Jilani

29.10

Kamala Harris's empty platitudes have come back to bite her Voters are put off by the Democrats' lack of a positive vision

Michael Baharaeen

29.10

Will Tony Hinchcliffe's Puerto Rico joke flip Latino voters? The comedian's New York set may end up hurting Trump

Michael Cuenco

29.10

Could China rescue Europe from Trump's tariffs? A stimulus boost in Beijing may raise demand for Western products

John Rapley

28.10

Iran's Khamenei should not be banned from X Suspending troublesome figures validates their victim complex

Emily Jashinsky

28.10

Navalny widow: bombs are hitting Russians too

UnHerd Staff

28.10

What UK politicians can learn from Japan's seismic election result The LDP's historic drubbing has several lessons for Britain

Philip Patrick

28.10

Arab Americans are drifting back to the Republicans

Laurel Duggan

28.10

The Women's Equality Party deserved to fail Rather than solve real issues, the organization opted for politics by hashtag

Josephine Bartosch

28.10

Unlike Lebanon and Gaza, Israel takes a cautious line with Iran Each individual strike is carefully calibrated to sidestep all-out conflict

Aris Roussinos

27.10

Trump and Harris have no plan for America's $35-trillion debt

Fred Bauer

27.10

Russia emerges victorious in Georgia's elections Putin's grip in the Caucasus region is tightening

Vazha Tavberidze

27.10

Justin Trudeau's immigration U-turn is too little, too late

Michael Cuenco

27.10

Two years in, Elon Musk’s X is a fascinating failure The platform is too culturally significant to die, yet too toxic to thrive financially

Oliver Bateman

26.10

Trump was preaching to the converted in Joe Rogan interview

Emily Jashinsky

26.10

The backbone of German industry is collapsing Tax revenues will plummet as small businesses go under

Ralph Schoellhammer

26.10

Keir Starmer's 'working people' gambit is falling apart The PM has to provide a clear definition sooner or later

James Sean Dickson