BlackRock buyout exemplifies Britain’s American surrender

Philip Pilkington

Monday

01.07

Is this the most unpredictable Supreme Court ever? Liberals and conservative justices are rarely breaking down partisan lines

Who’s the big loser from tactical voting?

How Nigel Farage is courting the Muslim vote Reform UK's huge rally in Birmingham is a sign of things to come

The region that will decide the Tories’ fate Losing the East of England could consign the Conservatives to long-term exile

Is Dolly Parton really a ‘white saviour’? An academic has criticised the singer for her donation of books to children

Mary Harrington

Nigel Farage: Marine Le Pen’s economics would be ‘a disaster’ for France

Sunday

30.06

Has Marine Le Pen conquered the centrists? The RN's election success has all but eradicated its taboo status

Banksy’s Glastonbury stunt is the height of phoney rebellion The artist's dinghy gimmick was crass and entirely predictable

Steven Bartlett’s AI plan will ruin publishing Flight Books attempts to bring social media virality to the written word

Gender clinic director dismisses critics as ‘anti-progress’

Saturday

29.06

Los Angeles ban on masks at protests won’t stop activists The move underscores the city's failure to prosecute criminal behaviour

Ashley Rindsberg

Body-positive Gen Z undergoes record cosmetic surgeries

Kristina Murkett

Media backs Supreme Court’s Covid-era censorship ruling Few outlets have come out to criticise the Murthy v Missouri decision

AfD divisions exposed ahead of conference Low morale and numerous scandals are hurting the party

Friday

28.06

Could these Democrats beat Donald Trump? The party's rising stars face would face a major challenge

Will lobbyists choose Biden’s replacement?

Dominic Cummings: my Whitehall purges improved morale

Why is the Bank of England interfering in French politics? The central bank warned that an RN victory would negatively impact Britain

Philip Pilkington

Germany accused of knowingly accepting forged passports

Ralph Schoellhammer

Covid is the forgotten issue of the UK election Both Sunak and Starmer deserve to have their pandemic records questioned

Joe Biden’s debate disaster was enabled by the media Pundits are admitting far too late that the President's cognitive health is deteriorating

Emily Jashinsky

Thursday

27.06

US trans medical lobby deeply divided behind closed doors Internal emails reveal WPATH's feud with other organisations

Peter Thiel makes intellectual case for Christianity

The New Norm: another failed anti-woke comedy X's animated sitcom is excruciatingly bad

Keir Starmer is wrong to pick on Bangladesh Migration from India will have a more significant impact on Britain

The Biden-Trump debate may be the weirdest yet

Trouble for a Labour supermajority will begin at the top Dominance in Parliament will not allay the party's powerbrokers

Wednesday

26.06

Democrat calls misinformation hearing an election distraction New York Representative Nydia Velázquez rejected claims of censorship

Tony Blair: lockdowns in developing world did more harm than good

Nvidia’s volatile share price is an omen for the stock market AI stocks are creating a misleading picture of economic health

Jordan Bardella auditions for PM in crucial TV debate The RN threat has prompted Macron to warn of 'civil war'

Jamaal Bowman’s defeat reveals the weakness of the Squad

Labour shouldn’t bank on a strong pound Keir Starmer's economic plans are at the mercy of world events

Tuesday

25.06

Kemi Badenoch spars with David Tennant

Joe Biden should ditch his ‘threat to democracy’ strategy The President is falling into the same trap as Hillary Clinton

Justin Trudeau’s party suffers shock defeat in Toronto Pierre Poilievre's Conservatives captured a Liberal stronghold last night

Michel Foucault still confuses the Right, 40 years later His version of postmodernism did not breed current identity politics

Why I’ve left the Labour Party

Monday

24.06

Will Donald Trump capture the Bitcoin vote? Silicon Valley is lining up to endorse the ex-president

Emily Jashinsky

Ursula von der Leyen’s Pfizer hypocrisy

Britain should stay out of an Israel-Lebanon war Netanyahu's US allies are stumbling into another regional catastrophe

One year on, the Wagner revolt changed nothing After Prigozhin's death, acts of resistance are even rarer

Nigel Farage declares war on Tory press over Ukraine Right-wing outlets have rounded on the Reform leader for his Nato comments

Mary Harrington

JK Rowling encourages Britons to vote for Communist Party

Sunday

23.06

AIPAC is driving out the Democrats’ pro-Palestine Left Israel lobby groups are exerting outsized influence

What remains of the Corbynistas? This weekend's rally united the Leftist old guard with young progressives

It’s time to rebuild ancient Athens Why not swallow our pride and enjoy a brazen imitation?

Nicholas Boys Smith

Nigel Farage’s Ukraine comments aren’t ‘disgraceful’

Saturday

22.06

Andrew Sullivan echoes Christopher Hitchens on IVF The writer put distance between himself and the LGBT movement he championed

Emily Jashinsky

The French Right’s cordon sanitaire is breaking down Le Pen and Bardella have won over the country's conservatives

The media is giving Keir Starmer an easy ride Journalists are too fixated on attacking the Tories instead

Friday

21.06

AI is making us less productive Software such as Microsoft's Copilot is facilitating automated idleness

Andrew Orlowski

Wikipedia has a political bias — report

Why does Sadiq Khan support this trans mastectomy poster? No self-professed feminist should be backing this misogynist movement

Douglas is Cancelled takes on the mob — and wins A mainstream comedy about cancel culture shows significant progress

Mark Rutte won’t save a crumbling Nato

Ralph Schoellhammer

Rishi Sunak has lost the Turquoise Tories Pro-environment Conservatives are switching over to the Greens

Thursday

20.06

Graduate infiltration of labour unions angers blue-collar base Gaza has widened the chasm between bosses and conservative workers

Do the Tories have a gambling problem?

Studies: top medical journals biased towards Zero Covid Ideological bias dominated research during the pandemic

Why is the Met Police investigating me for a tweet about a trans doctor?

Just Stop Oil’s Stonehenge stunt betrays the Romantic vision The ancient site perfectly represents our pre-industrial idyll

Women are latest victim of identity politics at Oxford University The Pitt Rivers Museum is prohibiting all females from viewing an African mask

Wednesday

19.06

Democrats prepare for more lawfare ahead of Trump 2.0 Blue-state lawyers risk setting a dangerous precedent

Emily Jashinsky

Party leaders unite against Stonehenge vandalism

Israel’s hard Right set to gain more power over police War in Gaza is overshadowing a controversial domestic bill

Washington Post misleads readers with DEI poll Do seven in 10 Americans really support diversity initiatives?

The SNP is no match for Scotland’s Tartan Army

Putin’s family appointments lay groundwork for succession Kremlin nepotism is back in fashion

Bethany Elliott

Tuesday

18.06

Was Joe Biden the victim of ‘cheapfakes’? Both the Left and Right have shared misleading videos of the President

Not In My Name campaign tells Britons not to vote on 4 July

How many seats could Reform UK win? Nigel Farage's party continues to climb in the polls

Patrick O'Flynn

Gen Z doesn’t need social media health warnings US Surgeon General Vivek Murthy's proposal is wildly out of touch

Milei’s anti-inflation drive pushes Argentina towards Brics Economic collapse could prompt a distancing from the West

Philip Pilkington

Why Rod Stewart’s Ukraine comments hit a nerve in Leipzig

Monday

17.06

State Department subpoenaed over Global Disinformation Index funding Republicans claim the government funded censorship projects targeting conservatives

New York Times columnist turns on progressives

Nigel Farage launches Liz-Truss-inspired manifesto The main plank of the Reform leader's 'contract' is tax cuts

Emmanuel Macron will survive his election drubbing He will still hold one of the most powerful executive positions on earth

Germany on high alert for Jihadist threat at Euros

Will Nigel Farage launch his own ‘Stop the Steal’ movement?