Americans, by and large, do not have extreme views about abortion. Credit: Bettmann/Getty Images

12 May 2022 - 3:05pm

Abortion won’t save the Democrats

The week the crypto dream collapsed

The UK should join Macron’s EU Lite

Wednesday, 11 May

America’s crime reporting is a mess

Charles Fain Lehman

The hidden dissent inside ZeroCovid China

Sri Lanka erupts into violence

Thasanya Jayasumana

In defence of Queen’s Speech pomp and pageantry

Tuesday, 10 May

The stock market crash is just the beginning

Philip Pilkington

The New York Times’s worst Pulitzer Prize winners

Ashley Rindsberg

Martial law declared in Odessa as rockets rain down

Vladislav Davidzon

Monday, 9 May

Chinese-style drone surveillance is coming to America

Mary Harrington

Olaf Scholz suffers electoral humiliation

Disgusted of Tunbridge Wells turns on Boris Johnson

Putin’s Victory Day speech falls flat

Maximilian Hess

Is a crisis brewing in the Eurozone?

Sunday, 8 May

Curtis Yarvin: Why America should become a monarchy

Saturday, 7 May

Nicola Sturgeon’s time is running out

Friday, 6 May

American liberals are confused about Islam

Westminster Tories deserved to lose

Boris Johnson’s Achilles’ heel? The Southern Sea Wall

Sinn Fein is on the verge of a historic breakthrough

Thursday, 5 May

Why Olaf Scholz stopped acting like a ‘sulky sausage’

What the New York Times won’t admit about California

As inflation soars, Turks flee to crypto

Unity on Ukraine is crumbling in Eastern Europe

William Nattrass

Feminists now face a new battle over abortion

Wednesday, 4 May

The European map that explains populist politics

The Survivors’ Network succumbs to gender ideology

Josephine Bartosch

The end of Roe vs Wade will remake the sexual revolution

Mary Harrington

Senator JD Vance will be a victory for the ‘New Right’

Park MacDougald

Tuesday, 3 May

The Roe vs Wade leak may change the Supreme Court forever

Harvard takes a leaf from the New York Times playbook

Ashley Rindsberg