Will the revised definition of extremism fare any better? Credit: Getty
Mar 12 2024 - 11:30am

The Government’s new extremism definition is flawed Rishi Sunak is too focused on ideology

Quassim Cassam

12.03

Why Rishi Sunak needs Lee Anderson Reform's new MP represents a vanishing 2019 voter coalition

Tom McTague

12.03

Could Bitcoin crash the economy? Bill Ackman believes that the cryptocurrency's surge could have damaging effects

John Rapley

Monday, March 11

11.03
Andrea Long Chu. Credit: Sarah Tricker

Andrea Long Chu: sex changes are a universal right

Laurel Duggan

11.03

News round-up: Kate conspiracies, Peter Turchin, and climate doom

UnHerd Staff

11.03
A warm welcome for Lee Anderson. Credit: Getty

What Lee Anderson *used* to think about Reform

Rob Lownie

11.03

Liz Truss targets Labour’s weak spot: gender Keir Starmer should support the ex-PM's proposed bill

Joan Smith

11.03

Portugal has accelerated Europe’s Right-wing shift This week's election consolidated the rise of the insurgent Chega party

Peter Franklin

11.03

Pope Francis is right about Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky should listen to the Vatican's plea for a deal with Russia

Philip Pilkington

Sunday, March 10

10.03
Leo Varadkar speaks to the media inside Dublin Castle on Saturday. Credit: Getty

Ireland’s referendum was a rejection of Dublin liberalism

Theo McDonald

10.03

ACLU investigates Jesse Singal and trans whistleblower The pair were recently subpoenaed by a branch of the organisation

Laurel Duggan

10.03

Labour’s ‘fake news’ plan won’t help children Maths and history lessons will be used to tackle conspiracy theories

Fred Sculthorp

Saturday, March 9

09.03

Report: European cocaine market now worth €11.6 billion Supply is increasingly being redirected towards the continent

Fin Carter

09.03
Libs of TikTok mastermind Chaya Raichik speaks at CPAC last year. Credit: CPAC

Libs of TikTok’s influence is spreading to Washington

Laurel Duggan

09.03

The West bears responsibility for Haiti chaos The country is now hurtling towards civil war

Ralph Leonard

Friday, March 8

08.03

News round-up: Biden’s love-in, Starmer’s women, and Candace Owens goes rogue

UnHerd Staff

08.03

Jordan Peterson: even the Left isn’t safe from surveillance The Canadian psychologist appeared before a federal committee yesterday

Archie Earle

08.03
Theresa May, centrist darling. Credit: Getty

Theresa May continues rehabilitation tour by resigning

John Oxley

08.03

TikTok mobilises users as ban looms Congress has raised security concerns about the Chinese-owned app

Laurel Duggan

08.03

Laurence Fox’s new show is a Freudian dream Are cigars the emblem of anti-feminism?

Mary Harrington

08.03
Fight in the old dog yet. Credit: Getty

State of the Union: Joe Biden gets ready to fight ugly

Oliver Bateman

08.03

Online conservatives skewer Jeremy Hunt with NHS memes The Chancellor claimed that the health service is a cause for British pride

Niall Gooch

Thursday, March 7

07.03

David Sacks: how US involvement in Ukraine backfired The venture capitalist made an arresting speech in Washington DC

James Billot

07.03

News round-up: Irish euthanasia, Steve Bannon, and migrant protests

UnHerd Staff

07.03
Europe must confront surging stock markets in China, America, and now India. Credit: Getty

Are European stock markets on the verge of a crisis?

John Rapley

07.03

Will Mormons take over Britain? A third temple is being set up in the UK

Gavin Haynes

07.03

WPATH files fallout is just the beginning The public finally has a window into what goes on behind closed doors

Eliza Mondegreen

07.03
Cracks in the alliance? Credit: Getty

Germany and France deepen Nato divisions

Ralph Schoellhammer

Wednesday, March 6

06.03

California’s progressive regime weakens its grip But it will take more than a primary to undo a generation of damaging policies

Joel Kotkin

06.03

News round-up: Holocaust polls, Polish farmers and San Francisco crime

UnHerd Staff

06.03

The case for scrapping the Budget This whole charade is becoming more and more unreal each year

Tom McTague

06.03
The curtain is drawn on Nikki Haley's Republican campaign, but is an independent tilt imminent? Credit: Getty

Farewell Nikki Haley, the Ted Cruz of 2024

James Hanson