04/16/2024 - 8:00am

The Sydney killer’s misogyny is being overlooked Hatred of women has become normalised in modern society

Josephine Bartosch

15.04

Gavin Newsom’s futile bid to ‘Trump-proof’ California The Governor is engaging in another pointless crusade

Joel Kotkin

15.04

Kemi Badenoch reclaims number one spot in Tory Cabinet poll

UnHerd Staff

15.04

MPs call for review of Government disinformation unit A Commons committee has questioned the group's pandemic-era censorship

Rob Lownie

15.04

The Ivy League donor revolt isn’t over Wealthy alumni are continuing to oppose campus protests over Gaza

Laurel Duggan

15.04

Salman Rushdie: now the censors are progressives The author has claimed that artistic freedom is under attack from all sides

Tomiwa Owolade

15.04

Middle East tensions will fuel energy price volatility Oil-driven inflation risks crippling the West

Philip Pilkington

14.04

Will Netanyahu go rogue on Israel’s Iran response? This situation could be derailed by a disproportionate reaction

David Patrikarakos

14.04

German companies deserve blame for deindustrialisation Businesses have long engaged in self-destructive policies

Ralph Schoellhammer

14.04

Looming inflation threatens Joe Biden’s re-election

John Rapley

13.04

When will Iran strike Israel? Tehran officials believe they have no choice

Aris Roussinos

13.04

‘Latine’: progressives’ new favourite buzzword The new term is said to be more inclusive than 'Latinx'

Soledad Ursúa

13.04

Taylor Swift ignites a new war in the music streaming industry

Josiah Gogarty

13.04

Boris Johnson is out of step with the public on smoking bans Brits are much more authoritarian than the former PM realises

Peter Franklin

12.04

US universities crack down on Palestine protests A string of colleges have penalised students for campus demonstrations 

Laurel Duggan

12.04

Curtis Yarvin debates Christopher Rufo on the future of the Right

UnHerd Staff

12.04

Japan’s pacifist era is officially over Tokyo is back as a major player in international affairs

Philip Patrick

12.04

Angela Rayner’s hypocrisy will be her undoing Keir Starmer's deputy has made a career out of holding others to high standards

Henry Hill

12.04

Investigative journalism is reaching breaking point openDemocracy's depleted workforce is another sign of an industry in despair

Gavin Haynes

12.04

Migration pact will only deepen EU divisions Eastern European leaders are opposed to the bloc's plans for relocation

William Nattrass

11.04

Sam Harris: jihadists are worse than Nazis The neuroscientist claimed it was a matter of civilisation versus its enemies

Laurel Duggan

11.04

Salman Rushdie returns to the spotlight

UnHerd Staff

11.04

O.J. Simpson’s strange internet afterlife Younger generations saw him as a curious, semi-comic figure

Oliver Bateman

11.04

Is the US election influencing Bank of England interest rates? The possible return of Donald Trump has spooked policymakers

Philip Pilkington

11.04

Will Joker: Folie à Deux be an incel film?

Ralph Leonard

11.04

The SNP won’t be easy to kill Scottish Labour's polling lead is not a defeat of nationalism

Eddie Barnes

11.04

The three groups opposing the smartphone ban are all wrong Sceptics, libertarians and fatalists are failing to address the root of the problem

Miriam Cates

10.04

Meet Melina Abdullah, Cornel West’s BLM activist VP pick

Laurel Duggan

10.04

Joe Biden’s green agenda is alienating the working class The President is once again stuck between workers and progressives

Fred Bauer

10.04

Is Nicole Shanahan’s RFK Jr honeymoon over already?

UnHerd Staff

10.04

Stonewall memory-holes opposition to Cass Report Organisations are scrabbling to revise earlier positions on youth gender transition

Joan Smith

10.04

How much influence does the US really have over Israel? It remains unclear whether Netanyahu will heed calls for a ceasefire

Lahav Harkov