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20 Mar 2026 - 11:26pm

Why Cormac McCarthy stopped reading new novels ‘Infinite Jest’ was to blame

Vincenzo Barney

Thursday, 12 March

12.03

Hormuz: Iran’s dire Strait Command the seas and you command the world

Peter Frankopan

Saturday, 7 March

07.03

Trump’s reverse Suez Starmer should beware another quagmire

Aris Roussinos

Monday, 2 March

02.03

Starmer’s perfect storm The rot in Labour runs deep

Helen Thompson

Thursday, 29 January

29.01

Elon Musk’s apartheid politics America is not postcolonial Africa

Glenn Loury

Saturday, 24 January

24.01

Britain’s Atlantic subordination Our place in the world is clear

Aris Roussinos

Wednesday, 14 January

14.01

London has not fallen Trump and Musk couldn’t be more wrong

Tom Chivers

Thursday, 8 January

08.01

Inside the mind of Laila Cunningham On the road with Reform’s rising star

Felix Pope

Wednesday, 31 December

31.12

Britain’s free speech paradox The law has become incoherent

Jonathan Sumption

Monday, 29 December

29.12

The grooming gang scandal isn’t over Labour is looking the other way

Julie Bindel

Friday, 26 December

26.12

On Bonnie Blue and Roger Scruton We have stripped sex of enchantment

Kathleen Stock

Monday, 22 December

22.12

Full transcript: JD Vance on American identity Plus, he speaks on Ukraine, Israel, the Pope and more

Sohrab Ahmari

Friday, 19 December

19.12

The Chanukah candle still burns bright Jews must remain defiant

David Mamet

Saturday, 13 December

13.12

America’s new doctrine of Empire Can Trump save Europe from itself?

Aris Roussinos

Friday, 5 December

05.12

The parable of Sycamore Gap The tree has become a fantasy object

Kathleen Stock

Tuesday, 25 November

25.11

The alternative Budget Economists and iconoclasts offer Rachel Reeves some help

UnHerd

Saturday, 22 November

22.11

Britain’s free speech paradox The law has become incoherent

Jonathan Sumption

Friday, 21 November

21.11

Confessions of a Heritage American Do I fit into the white-nationalist utopia?

Michael Lind

Saturday, 15 November

15.11

How woke and anti-woke erase blackness We must see race, but not be ruled by it

Glenn Loury

Thursday, 13 November

13.11

The prophet of gender madness Dr. Paul McHugh returns from the cold 

Sohrab Ahmari

Saturday, 8 November

08.11

Uncancelled at last Four years on, are we any wiser?

Kate Clanchy

Friday, 31 October

31.10

Christopher Steele: reputation-mauler for hire Russiagate was just the start

David Rose

Wednesday, 22 October

22.10

Why is London ignoring its grooming gangs?

Julie Bindel

Monday, 20 October

20.10

The family values of the radical Left Two films display stolen virtue

Slavoj Žižek

Wednesday, 15 October

15.10

Werner Herzog: the future of truth

Theo Zenou

Saturday, 11 October

11.10

Laura Loomer: Trump’s muckraker-in-chief She wants to be feared

James Billot

Saturday, 4 October

04.10

How Ruth Shalit Barrett beat The Atlantic She was a victim of 2020s call-out culture

Valerie Stivers

Friday, 26 September

26.09

Paul Kingsnorth: How to fight the Machine

Freddie Sayers

Monday, 15 September

15.09

How China is buying up Britain’s schools Beijing wants to re-educate us

David Rose

Saturday, 6 September

06.09

Britain’s Thatcherite doom loop Farage will be even worse than Truss

Yanis Varoufakis

Thursday, 28 August

28.08

How America abandoned its suicide safeguards Key protections are being ignored

Alexander Raikin

Monday, 25 August

25.08

Britain’s Britpop hangover We’ve been ruled by tribute acts ever since

Aris Roussinos