04/17/2023 - 7:00pm

Decoded: The New York Times’s language on trans 'Gender-affirming care for young people' isn't as it sounds

Joan Smith

17.04

Joe Biden’s subsidies are working — and Britain should take note The policy has jumpstarted American manufacturing

Philip Pilkington

17.04

Donald Trump Jr comes to Bud Light’s rescue The former president's son called on conservatives to stop the boycott

Peter Franklin

17.04

From the UN to SNL, how institutions fall to trans activism Let's call it 'Harrington's law of cyborg theocracy'

Mary Harrington

17.04

Farmer protests spell trouble for Ukraine’s EU hopes A grain dispute shows the pitfalls of accession to the bloc

William Nattrass

15.04

Japan will ignite the depopulation bomb Demographers have a different kind of catastrophe to worry about

Fred Sculthorp

14.04

Will Gérard Depardieu be France’s Harvey Weinstein? The veteran actor is too beloved — the 'holy monster' is always forgiven

Anne-Elisabeth Moutet

14.04

Germany’s wobbly balancing act with China Olaf Scholz does not want to risk losing such a lucrative market

Maurice Frank

14.04

China’s panda diplomacy isn’t as cuddly as it seems What Xi gives, Xi can also take away

Matthew Fraser

14.04

Why won’t San Francisco save itself? America's most progressive city has overlooked its own degradation

Peter Franklin

14.04

Farmer protests sweep across Eastern Europe Anger over cheap Ukrainian imports is spilling onto the streets

James Billot

13.04

North Korea’s missile launch is a major escalation Kim Jong-un's nuclear ambitions are gathering pace

Edward Howell

13.04

Russian militias’ online propaganda is getting more violent The Wagner and Rusich groups are glorifying atrocities against POWs

Alec Bertina

13.04

Who watches the robot police dogs? The NYPD's new toy lacks oversight — and accountability

Timandra Harkness

13.04

Liz Truss offers herself as ‘anti-woke’ champion The former PM took aim at identity politics during a speech in Washington

Rob Lownie

12.04

US sanctions Hungarian bank over Ukraine position Concerns remain about Viktor Orbán's ties with Russia

William Nattrass

12.04

Why are Americans getting dumber? IQ scores are nosediving after a long increase

Peter Franklin

12.04

Abortion is a big vote-loser for Republicans The GOP's pro-life focus risks derailing the fightback against progressives

Eric Kaufmann

12.04

Megan Rapinoe is wrong about the ‘anti-trans sports ban’ The footballer fails to understand that sex matters in sport

Debbie Hayton

12.04

One in ten Democrats supports Robert F. Kennedy Jr The anti-vaccine activist is second only to Joe Biden among party candidates

James Billot

11.04

Why Conservative voters might vote Labour in Scotland Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross suggested tactical voting against the SNP

Philip Patrick

11.04

Support for Germany’s Green party plummets Its unrealistic policies are putting off voters

Ralph Schoellhammer

11.04

Humza Yousaf doubles down on gender reform bill The new First Minister will do anything to rescue the SNP

Joan Smith

11.04

What China’s rare earth metal ban means for the West If Beijing fulfils its threat, Europe and the US will need to diversify their supply

Philip Pilkington

11.04

‘Positionality statements’ smuggle identity politics into academia An author's race and gender should have no bearing on their research

Jukka Savolainen

10.04

The ‘Mate, Mate’ State will flourish under Keir Starmer The Labour leader's authoritarian instinct is already showing

Ethan Croft

10.04

Viktor Orbán doubles down against the EU on ‘gender ideology’ Hungary's distance from the West is widening

William Nattrass

10.04

Ukraine’s spring offensive is aimed at America as much as Russia Territorial gains are needed to avoid Western war fatigue

Bethany Elliott

07.04

Farewell then, Dominic Cummings’s class of 2019 Scott Benton is the latest Vote Leave MP to depart the Conservatives

John Oxley

07.04

Meet Daniel Kebede, the new far-Left head of the NEU The UK's largest teaching union is being taken over by an extreme ideologue

Kristina Murkett

07.04

75 years on, the WHO has forgotten its roots Bloated and bureaucratic, the institution has lost its way

Toby Green

07.04

Humza Yousaf can’t escape SNP sleaze Nicola Sturgeon’s departure leaves major scandals open to examination

John Lloyd