04/27/2026 - 8:00am

Keir Starmer should not be afraid to sack Rachel Reeves A fear of destabilizing the markets has kept her position safe so far

Richard Johnson

26.04

Piers Morgan’s Russell Brand interview perfectly straddled old and new media

Samuel Rubinstein

25.04

Impeachment is a political trap for Democrats Trump can only be defeated at the ballot box

Sam Kahn

25.04

Germany's military expansion won't convince young people to enlist

Katja Hoyer

25.04

EU’s €90 billion Ukraine loan masks growing divisions in Brussels European leaders are losing patience with Zelensky

Wolfgang Munchau

24.04

Is DEI really in decline? Evidence suggests little change in underlying hiring practices

John Murawski

24.04

Trump’s Falklands threat ignores lessons of 1982 war America sees Nato in increasingly instrumental terms

Richard Vinen

24.04

Marijuana reclassification is a surrender to Big Weed

Josh Appel

23.04

Marc Andreessen’s MTS shows doomscrolling is not a business model Monitoring the situation has its limits

James Billot

23.04

‘Microlooting’: the latest example of elite moral confusion

Santiago Vidal Calvo

23.04

Are doctors overdiagnosing depression? A new Gallup poll paints a misleading picture

Carolyn D. Gorman and Esme Vroom

23.04

Keep activism out of Shakespeare Too many actors are using the playwright for their own political purposes

Oliver Bennett

22.04

Southern Poverty Law Center indictment shows danger of progressive overreach The Left-wing nonprofit unfairly targeted conservatives across the political spectrum

Emily Jashinsky

22.04

JK Rowling’s invitation to The Rest Is Politics is too little, too late

Joan Smith

22.04

Why young men can’t escape the family home Cultural and economic pressures have held my generation back

Josiah Gogarty

22.04

Is Joe Rogan too confident about ibogaine? The podcaster may be out over his skis on the drug’s potential

Kevin Sabet

22.04

Alex Jones and Infowars are casualties of the conspiracy machine A never-ending search for the ‘truth’ was always going to backfire

Mary Harrington

21.04

Apple lost its vision under Tim Cook The company’s outgoing CEO lacked the innovative qualities of his predecessor

David Auerbach

21.04

The true Lori Chavez-DeRemer scandal: her empty record Trump’s departing labor secretary achieved almost nothing

Sohrab Ahmari

21.04

Starmer’s legal worldview is a betrayal of the SAS

Chris Bayliss

21.04

Fines are the only way to uphold university free speech Campus administrators have been too deferential to students and lobby groups

Samuel Rubinstein

20.04

Obama is anointing Mamdani as his Democratic successor

Emily Jashinsky

20.04

Medical establishment wakes up to the harms of Alzheimer’s drugs Much-trumpeted treatments have been found to have minimal effect

Margaret McCartney and Deborah Cohen

20.04

Trump is squandering his immigration legacy A run of legislative defeats has undermined the President’s authority

Fred Bauer

20.04

Why hasn’t group behind antisemitic London attacks been proscribed? Hayi has launched a series of terrorist operations against Jewish sites

Limor Simhony Philpott

20.04

China, not Epstein, is the real Mandelson scandal

Luke de Pulford

19.04

Cash makes a comeback as Europeans prepare for war Financial reliance on the US poses problems for central banks

Susanne Mundschenk

19.04

Jordan Bardella is splitting from Marine Le Pen The RN president has distanced himself from his mentor’s more statist policies

Anne-Elisabeth Moutet

19.04

The Guardian is late to the party on sex-based reporting

Victoria Smith

19.04

Epsom rape case exposes falling trust in police Protests in Surrey are fueling anger against officers

Dominic Adler

18.04

Is Hampshire College closure the endpoint of progressive academia? Ideological dissent has morphed into conformity

John Murawski

17.04

California governor’s race declares war on Big Tech Democratic candidates are competing to be the most progressive

Joel Kotkin