Trump’s Genius Act is an attack on the Fed Opening the crypto floodgates could result in lower interest rates

UK’s new school gender guidance was long overdue Labour deserves credit for empowering parents

Does Netflix’s AI embrace threaten the future of television?

Timandra Harkness

Friday

18.07

In trying to save Bolsonaro, Trump may have sunk him The US President's intervention has escalated his ally's legal peril

Stephen Colbert went from edgy satirist to mainstream mascot

Affordability, not Epstein, is Trump’s biggest problem A new poll found the President has a -32% net approval rating on inflation

Diane Abbott is right: there are different kinds of racism Labour has suspended the MP for reiterating previous comments about discrimination

Israel’s Syria strikes will jeopardise Abraham Accords

Lowering the voting age will backfire on Labour Extending the franchise will benefit populist, not establishment, parties

Thursday

17.07

UK and Germany are finally confronting immigration crisis A landmark agreement signals a new era of cooperation

Is the Right turning embryos into a transhumanist experiment? Conservatives wanted to defend human nature — now they’re redesigning it

Mary Harrington

Trump’s Nato conversion is all for show Atlanticists have been too quick to claim him as one of their own

Johan Wennström

Half of Britons support Afghanistan super-injunction

Will Grok take over the US government? Whoever dominates state contracts will become an unsackable monopolist

France’s budget crisis won’t be solved by rearmament Domestic fiscal issues pose an existential threat to this government

Francois Valentin

Wednesday

16.07

Will Epstein Files become Trump’s Kabul moment? Biden’s polling never recovered from America’s botched Afghanistan withdrawal

Emily Jashinsky

Trump could lose AI race by clinging to coal America can’t re-industrialise with one arm tied behind its back

Police joining Pride protests was always a step too far

Sycamore Gap tree-cutters don’t deserve four years in jail British courts give comparatively lenient sentences for serious crimes

After Afghan debacle, why trust the British state? Politicians have engineered a monumental cover-up

Rachel Reeves’s City revolution is dead on arrival Another Big Bang depends on smart investment and willingness to build

Tuesday

15.07

Only Andrew Cuomo can defeat Zohran Mamdani The former governor’s path back to power hinges on the deals he can strike

Will Democrats finally see sense on trans?

Lisa Selin Davis

Netanyahu will survive ultra-Orthodox mutiny The Israeli PM’s coalition is weaker, but by no means dead

Politicians still won’t admit Britain’s integration problem A new report is vague on the roots of the country’s fraying social fabric

The Left is outshining Democrats on social media Party strategists still don’t understand the internet

Low vaccination rates are fuelling UK measles crisis

Will the Left pressure Labour into a wealth tax? Keir Starmer is struggling to balance fiscal troubles and electoral unpopularity

Monday

14.07

Trump’s new aid plan deepens US entanglement in Ukraine The President is tying himself closer to a war he once vowed to end

Jennifer Kavanagh

What’s behind Iran’s mysterious gas explosions?

EU tariff retaliation would be disastrous Brussels is in no state to fight Trump’s fire with fire

Wolfgang Munchau

NHS trust spends £3.6 million treating cousin marriage birth defects FOI requests have revealed the cost of consanguinity in Birmingham

Is trans surgery really as essential as cancer treatment? A civil court has forced a women to fund her ex-husband’s sex-change operation

Spanish voters are embracing remigration

Sunday

13.07

Is Barack Obama plotting a comeback? His lingering influence is harming the Democrats

ICE backlash is pushing LA towards New York-style chaos Recent protests have highlighted the city’s dysfunction

New Democratic group tells party to drop purity tests Expanding its voter base is essential for victory

Michael Baharaeen

Don’t blame poverty for bad behaviour in schools Rising exclusions can only be tackled in the classroom

Saturday

12.07

Superman is not anti-American propaganda

Harvard’s conservative centre won’t fix campus polarisation Further reform is needed to combat the chilling of free speech

Manchester Airport video raises questions over police toughness Are Britain’s officers sufficiently prepared for frontline violence?

Cracks are appearing in the Russian economy Falling oil and gas prices risk triggering a recession

Bethany Elliott

Has Lord Hermer just performed a legal power grab?

Friday

11.07

US copper tariffs are a bet against China Trump wants to restore American economic sovereignty — but it may take decades

Ralph Schoellhammer

Majority of Generation-Z men favour restricting porn New polling shows that more young males support limits than their older counterparts

Why won’t Labour put a figure on its small boats scheme? French outlets have reported that only one in 17 migrants would be returned

German state bans AfD members from civil service

Gregg Wallace’s autism is no excuse for misconduct Weaponising neurodivergence will set back mental health awareness

Kristina Murkett

FTSE record masks underlying risks in UK economy Britain is facing stiff competition abroad

Thursday

10.07

Trump tariffs will drive Brazil into the arms of China Beijing stands to gain from the US President's latest intervention

Why the federal government should control Washington DC

Kemi Badenoch attacks welfare system Tories helped create

More Ukraine aid risks angering MAGA Trump is repeating the same mistakes as his predecessor

Jennifer Kavanagh

Will BCG’s Gaza plan damage the consulting industry? Government scrutiny of multinational firms is increasing

Nathan Halberstadt

Britain’s own policies are driving surge in small boat crossings Emmanuel Macron is right to blame the crisis on the UK

Wednesday

09.07

California is setting a dangerous precedent on trans athletes A wider rebellion may be brewing among states sympathetic to the cause

Trump won’t defeat Brics

Philip Cunliffe

Grok’s antisemitism lays bare the emptiness of AI ethics Pattern recognition is not the same as judgement

Mary Harrington

Jenrick is already to the Right of Farage The Tories could still outflank Reform UK on immigration

Europe has no option but to accept Trump’s tariffs Brussels is too weak to play hardball

Wolfgang Munchau

Norman Tebbit was ahead of his time on British identity

Tuesday

08.07

Trump risks breaking Japan alliance over tariffs Tokyo sees the US President’s threats as not just unfair but humiliating

Starmer and Macron face the world with diminished authority France and Britain are enduring similar struggles for global relevance

Francois Valentin

Did Epstein files turn Kash Patel into a ‘Deep State traitor’? The FBI Director has gone from conspiracy theorist to institutional loyalist

Scottish Greens are taking a dangerous line on prostitution They are opposing legislation which will help the most vulnerable women in society

Josephine Bartosch

Don’t blame Zohran Mamdani for playing Columbia’s race game He was exploiting a highly biased admissions system

Is Netanyahu ready to alienate his far-Right coalition?

Only NHS drones can defeat Britain’s Nimbys Our vetocracy means innovation has to be couched in moral affirmations

Monday

07.07

What did Tucker Carlson’s Iran interview actually achieve? President Masoud Pezeshkian listed familiar talking points

Grindr CEO confirms ‘significant’ user spike during RNC George Arison also praised Trump’s promotion of gay staffers

Germany cannot subsidise its way out of energy crisis

Musk’s America Party is the endpoint of populism Tech could enable a new era of hyper-democracy

England doesn’t need policing ‘mega forces’ Met chief Mark Rowley is wrong to advocate for centralisation

Sunday

06.07

Xi and Putin snubbing Brics signals return of Realpolitik Multilateral blocs are becoming obsolete

Johan Wennström

Liberals struggle to admit Trump is right on gender ideology

Lisa Selin Davis

China’s overproduction is economic self-harm Selling the world’s cheapest wares can only make you so rich

Saturday

05.07

White House doves are pressuring Trump on Ukraine

Bethany Elliott

Is Hezbollah’s grip on Lebanon loosening? The Iranian proxy is set to slim down its arsenal

France’s smoking ban is Covid-era nanny-statism The country's new Byzantine regulations are a classic of the genre

Anne-Elisabeth Moutet

Friday

04.07

Is Lara Trump the heir to the MAGA throne? Her proposed North Carolina run could kickstart a political dynasty

Labour is heading for a solvency crisis The market response to Rachel Reeves’s tears this week is worrying

Wolfgang Munchau

Waning American pride threatens the Republic