"Maybe I should have built that wall". Credit: Getty

02/27/2024 - 7:00pm

News round-up: Immigration, Andrew Tate & Sleepy Joe

Sweden is too starry-eyed about Nato National security is about more than international alliances

Johan Wennström

How many Ukrainian soldiers have died? Volodymyr Zelensky's claim of 31,000 deaths is a wild underestimate

Sumantra Maitra: the US has never faced a challenge like China The analyst warned that war would bring deaths on a scale not seen in generations

Sir Patrick Vallance speaks during a televised press conference at 10 Downing Street in 2021. Credit: Getty

Sir Patrick Vallance joins Tony Blair Institute

Why is the BBC calling Scarlet Blake a woman? Coverage ignores a basic biological fact about the murderer

Josephine Bartosch

Monday

26.02

News round-up: NYT heretics, Rupert Murdoch and BBC pronoun policing

Fighting in Gaza has hurt Biden with young voters. Credit: Getty

Poll: 28% of young Democrats voting ‘uncommitted’ over Biden in Michigan

Diversity drive hinders British Army recruitment The military is bemoaning largely self-inflicted problems

Fall in house prices won’t save the market Reports of the property sector's comeback are premature

‘Instagram moms’ are facilitating paedophiles — report A New York Times article lays bare the disturbing rise of girl influencers

Eliza Mondegreen

The Houthi air strikes aren’t working Western responses to Red Sea blockades have been counterproductive

Philip Pilkington

Sunday

25.02

Donald Trimp shows off his patriotism at CPAC this week. Credit: Getty

Project 2025: a wish list for the American Right

Why Nikki Haley won’t quit Defeat to Trump in South Carolina is not the end of her campaign

Emily Jashinsky

Saturday

24.02

The case against Shamima Begum Her suffering does not justify her return to Britain

New app uses AI to hunt down cheating spouses 'Oops Busted!!' raises major privacy concerns

Madeleine Stone

Friday

23.02

Yale is the third elite college to reinstate standardised testing. Credit: Getty

Yale turns its back on DEI policies

News round-up: Google bias, Bill Ackman & British academia fightback

Britain’s falling divorce rates: a victory for feminism? Marriage break-ups are at their lowest level for 50 years

Is Tulsi Gabbard going to endorse Donald Trump? Once a Democratic rising star, the ex-congresswoman has moved increasingly to the Right

Expect Google’s Gemini 2.0 to be even worse When it comes to AI, the cure is often worse than the disease

The response to Liz Truss's CPAC speech was muted. Credit: Getty

Liz Truss’s mysterious turn against globalism

Thursday

22.02

What’s behind the Chinese migrant surge at the US border? Certain US commentators have expressed fears about CCP infiltration

News round-up: failing sanctions, DEI, & CPAC merch

Anti-Netanyahu protestors campaign outside the Knesset. Credit: Getty

Israelis push for Netanyahu to resign

Is the Nvidia boom built on sand? The tech company's stock has surged off the back of the AI revolution

Philip Pilkington

Christian nationalism: the Left’s new campaign target Fear of Trump has given way to concerns about the religious Right

Ceasefire vote chaos deepens Labour divisions Keir Starmer is losing control over his party's foreign policy

Wednesday

21.02

News round-up: RFK Jr’s fickle voters, ‘racist’ Google AI & David Irving

Revealed: the Labour voters who’ll decide the next election New research examines a chunk of Britons currently propelling the party to victory

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is a big proponent of the EU's Green Deal. Credit: Getty

A second Ursula von der Leyen term would hurt Europe

Ralph Schoellhammer

Trans cyclist Emily Bridges: ‘elite sport is over for me’ Male athletes are still upset at being excluded from women's competition