Are Labour and the Tories two sides of the same coin? Credit: Getty

03/28/2024 - 5:30pm

Is Britain’s political duopoly about to break?

Barack Obama won’t save Joe Biden’s campaign The President's authority is being undermined by his more charismatic predecessor

Ashley Rindsberg

Trans judge intervention harms legal system’s independence Britain's judiciary is blurring the line with activism

Is Trump turning his back on Trumpism? (Photo: Getty Images)

Trump may win, but Trumpism is over

Philip Cunliffe

Is lockdown to blame for NHS dissatisfaction? Pandemic aftershocks are still being felt

Wednesday

27.03

Misinformation ‘experts’ pave way for more censorship A small and unaccountable group wields too much power

Well done lads. Credit: Getty

Tories confuse Birmingham for America

Is RFK Jr a good fit for the Libertarian party? The candidate is considering putting his name on a third-party ticket

Judith Butler faces difficult questions on book tour Even in liberal California, public opinion is turning on the theorist

Eliza Mondegreen

Sam Bankman-Fried: the last billionaire slob America's elite has given up on anti-haute couture

Nicholas Harris

Protesters outside the gates of Batley Grammar School in 2021. Credit: Getty

The Khan review proves Britain has a blasphemy problem

Tuesday

26.03

Is there a conspiracy behind the Moscow terrorist attack? Russia's unusual response to the atrocity has provoked questions

Over half of Europeans demand stricter migration controls

Is Andrew Huberman the new Jordan Peterson? Male role models are always raised, praised and then erased

Mary Harrington

Was Julian Assange a precursor of the Proud Boys? Credit: Getty

Julian Assange: a victim of US lawfare

Government resignations signal early exit for Netanyahu Israel's emergency coalition is under increasing strain

A BLM protester confronts a policeman in June 2020. Credit: Getty

The Khan review gives BLM a free pass

Where next for Ireland’s populist rebellion? Horseback protestors took to the streets of north Dublin this weekend

Monday

25.03

‘Christ is King’ row deepens divide on religious Right Candace Owens's Israel commentary has angered Jewish conservatives

The eco-commander in chief. Credit: Getty

Joe Biden’s climate plan is a threat to democracy

UK farmer protests, Andrew Huberman, and Mexico’s drug war

Are Russia and China really behind the Kate conspiracies? UK papers have accused foreign actors of spreading disinformation about the Princess

Britain’s economic inactivity is a lockdown legacy Worklessness was made much worse by 2020

Rising oil prices prove economists wrong Forecasters have been embarrassed again

Philip Pilkington

Sunday

24.03

Vladimir Putin marks a national day of mourning on Sunday. Credit: Getty

Moscow attack: Putin sees Ukraine and Isis as same threat

Glaad’s new ‘homosexual’ definition makes no sense 'Same-gender-loving' does not have the same ring to it

Joe Biden’s electric cars policy will backfire The President is increasingly losing support from the unions

Ralph Schoellhammer

Saturday

23.03

Reddit’s popularity is a response to media failures The site has made an impressive debut on the stock market

Candace Owens may have left the Daily Wire, but she hasn't been excommunicated from the American Right. Credit: Getty

Candace Owens is no outlier on America’s radical Right

Swedish Social Democrats are turning into Blue Labour The centre-left party is reconnecting with its early traditions

Johan Wennström

Friday

22.03

Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez outside the US Capitol yesterday. Credit: Getty

AOC’s Green New Deal proposal will hurt the working class

Radical expats, Church of England anti-whiteness, and Jordan Peterson