Diet influencers are falling prey to their eating habits Two tragic incidents have thrown extreme diets back into the spotlight

Costa’s trans mastectomy advert is an insult to women The coffee chain is oblivious to the pain it causes troubled young girls

Sweden and Denmark bow to pressure over Quran book burnings The two countries declared their intention to legally ban the protests

Jacob Mchangama

British voters: yes to Net Zero, but not if it costs us A new poll shows how shallow support is for green policies

Monday

31.07

Trump voters are more anti-woke than libertarian A recent New York Times survey paints a misleading picture

Surrogacy and robots won’t solve the baby bust Techno-utopians have market-based solutions for the beginning and end of life

Mary Harrington

Could Britain’s green debate become the new Brexit? Rishi Sunak is taking a more realist line on the climate than his predecessors

Philip Pilkington

Russia’s nuclear threats betray its insecurity Dmitry Medvedev has a history of empty rhetoric

Bethany Elliott

Keir Starmer knows exactly what he’s doing Several recent U-turns have raised questions about the Labour leader's vision

Gavin Newsom is taking his cultural crusade too far The California Governor risks alienating minority groups

Sunday

30.07

The fentanyl crisis is worsening under Joe Biden The President's drug policy is dangerously uninspired

Charles Fain Lehman

Saturday

29.07

Conservative academics more likely to self-censor New research shows that free speech in academia is heavily skewed

Why doesn’t Gen Z want children? The younger generation is being infantilised well into adulthood

Friday

28.07

Traditionalism: the philosophy behind Putin’s war Mark Sedgwick visited UnHerd to discuss the ideology beloved by the European Right

Police Scotland stands by as gender-critical feminist is attacked The force would rather paint rainbows on cars than stop violent offenders

Is the ‘disinformation epidemic’ fake news? At a Cambridge summit on the topic, there's very little self-criticism

The coming European recession may be worse than 2008 Bank lending data paints a grim picture for the Eurozone economy

Philip Pilkington

Thursday

27.07

Why did Ice Cube go on Tucker Carlson? The black nationalist rapper is an unusual kind of conservative

Emmanuel Macron’s latest fantasy: order, order! The President is acting tough on crime this week, without any real substance

Anne-Elisabeth Moutet

The study of UFOs is finally becoming respectable science A rare bipartisan hearing in Congress shows that there is much to learn

Professor Avi Loeb

Jamie Driscoll: the North East will give Keir Starmer a bloody nose The deselected Labour mayor spoke to UnHerd about his campaign

Immigration concern is behind the rise of Reform UK The Right-populist party has doubled its support

Hunter Biden hearing is a blow to Democrats — and the media Both were wrong to downplay the severity of the case

Wednesday

26.07

Did the DeSantis campaign know it was using a Nazi symbol? The governor fired a staffer who included the Sonnenrad in a campaign video

The Farage-Coutts affair is a lesson for liberals The Left was all too ready to amplify false narratives

Why Ron DeSantis should launch a normie insurgency Excessive focus on cultural issues is hurting the Florida Governor

The Saudi football takeover is a taste of our own medicine European clubs are angered by a trend they started themselves

Britain’s economy is entering a downward spiral Low productivity and rising debt have left the UK trailing other G7 countries

Swimming may have found an answer to the trans question World Aquatics's new open category is a welcome development

Tuesday

25.07

Did the New York Times just admit Covid deaths were overcounted? Writer David Leonhardt made the startling admission in a recent column

Why are so many young people getting Botox?

Kristina Murkett

Did low inflation save Pedro Sánchez? It's the economy, stupid

Philip Pilkington

Online Right and Ben Shapiro battle over the true meaning of Barbie Viewers are debating whether the film is woke or not

Monday

24.07

Prepare for chaos in Israel Benjamin Netanyahu has plunged his country into a constitutional crisis

Labour’s new trans policy is welcome, but not enough

Vandana Shiva: why farmers are revolting The environmentalist talked to UnHerd about the perils of industrialisation

Even Oppenheimer isn’t spared from America’s race politics Online critics have claimed that the film is too white

Samuel Rubinstein

Is Elon Musk about to turn Twitter into the god app?

Wikipedia and UK Government move to censor climate debate Pandemic-era disinformation tactics are being restored

Cracks in Spain’s political system are widening

Sunday

23.07

Labour is right to reject Sadiq Khan’s eco-austerity The only way to hit Net Zero targets is to raise living standards first

Saturday

22.07

‘Lord’ Miles Routledge has achieved internet immortality

Friday

21.07

The Dutch election will be a referendum on the green agenda Frans Timmermans, EU climate chief, has joined the race

Ralph Schoellhammer

Is Keir Mather too young to be an MP? A slew of youthful politicians have been defeated by the reality of the job

Can Spain defuse its depopulation bomb?

W. Bradford Wilcox and Tim Sprunt

Holding Uxbridge won’t save the Tories The party was trounced in the Selby and Somerton by-elections

Tyranny Inc has come to the UK

Thursday

20.07

‘Elite overproduction’ isn’t the problem Are university degree-holders really part of an elite any more?

TfL’s campaign against sexual violence won’t work, maaate A new poster series will make a nice artefact in decades to come

The surprising answer to Nigel Farage’s Coutts problem National digital currencies could bypass activist banks

MI6 goes looking for the new Russian defectors Britain's intelligence chief has sent a message to disgruntled elites

Bethany Elliott

Take everything you read about the by-elections with a pinch of salt They aren’t mini-general elections, and don’t predict next year’s result

Wednesday

19.07

Gilt yields suggest trouble ahead for the pound Public borrowing is on the rise and investors are concerned

Philip Pilkington

Bjørn Lomborg: how rising temperatures will save lives The Danish author told UnHerd why we should avoid climate catastrophism

Veebs: now there’s an app for partisan shopping Assessing a brand's political values is not as new as it appears

The Tory civil war over gender advice in schools Parents cannot rely on the Conservatives to respect their wishes

Bidenomics isn’t working The President's economic record will not be a winner on the campaign trail

Tuesday

18.07

Tony Blair preaches to his centrist disciples The former PM's summit was eagerly attended, but how radical are his ideas?

Edward Luttwak: Biden and Putin are ready to do a deal The strategist told UnHerd that the Ukraine war could end sooner than expected

Wagner is still policing Putin’s empire in Africa Mercenaries have come to prop up the President of the Central African Republic

Colin P. Clarke

The child benefits cap is anti-family Keir Starmer is going against his party's core principles

Why are politicians debating if Margot Robbie is ‘mid’? Florida congressman Matt Gaetz embodies the memeification of the GOP

Monday

17.07

RFK Jr and the slur of ‘red-brown’ politics If Left and Right agree, it doesn't mean they are fascists

After Kerch Bridge, expect a Russian counterattack Intent on regaining the upper hand, a response is inevitable

NHS mental health app ‘Kooth’ is a danger to girls It promotes gender ideology and is no substitute for talking therapy

Mary Harrington

One part in, the Covid inquiry still isn’t providing answers Understanding the 'madness' of the lockdown era is easier said than done

Sunday

16.07

The AfD’s euroscepticism won’t appeal to German voters The party confuses its status as a protest vote for total endorsement

Ralph Schoellhammer

Saturday

15.07

Has the UK really ruled out cluster munitions? A directive reveals just how partial and incomplete the supposed ban is

Friday

14.07

Germany cuts long Covid and vaccine injury fund Health Minister Karl Lauterbach's decision has met with anger

Arlene Foster: I regret not bringing down UK government over Brexit deal The former Northern Ireland first minister spoke to UnHerd

TikTok’s weird new trend: humans pretending to be robots Creators have tapped into a market for 'non-playable characters'

Kristina Murkett

Is El Salvador the safest country in Latin America? President Nayib Bukele made the claim on Twitter this week

Thursday

13.07

Michael Gove: we asked the ‘daft laddie’ questions over Covid The senior Tory told the pandemic inquiry that politicians are amateurs

Off-duty police officers targeted in French riots A disturbing development is emerging in the country's quiet suburbs

Erdogan’s EU bid is not what it seems He knows the bloc won't embrace Turkey as a member

For Europe’s future defence, look to the ‘quad’ France, Britain, Poland and Ukraine are serious about security

Blue states are learning the wrong lessons from Portugal Drug policy involves more than just decriminalisation

Charles Fain Lehman

Wednesday

12.07

The ‘black manosphere’ got there long before Andrew Tate Today's influencers weren't the first to warn about the masculinity crisis

Prof Ashok Swain: the strange disappearance of the anti-war movement The academic talks Nato, cluster bombs and escalation in Ukraine

Nato offers Ukraine the worst of all worlds Half a promise is worse than no promise at all

Nancy Kelley leaves Stonewall in a mess The outgoing charity boss dragged a once-great organisation down a rabbit hole

Josephine Bartosch

As trust in the US falls, countries want their gold back The seizure of Russia's foreign reserves marked the end of fair-play capitalism

Philip Cunliffe