Starbucks has lost its cool
The news that the once-beloved, now-beleaguered coffee chain Starbucks is to fire nearly a thousand staff and close dozens of…
Trump’s new pharma tariffs will punish Americans
Donald Trump has punished European pharmaceutical companies by imposing 100 percent tariffs on their branded products unless they are prepared…
When Curtis Yarvin met Alastair Campbell
A video has been doing the rounds in which a woman holds an iguana up to the glass window of…
What’s so bad about ID cards?
Back in 2009, when the Labour government piloted a voluntary biometric identity card, I signed up immediately. In fact –…
Do not dismiss Trump’s Gaza plan
The recent moves by Donald Trump to promote a plan to end the two-year war between Hamas and Israel in…
How the judiciary took down Nicolas Sarkozy
A Paris court has sentenced France’s former president Nicolas Sarkozy to five years, three of which must be served behind…
Labour women must stop crying sexism
Does the Labour party have a problem with women? It’s not just Conservatives – who enjoy comparing their own three…
Why Brits are no good at learning foreign languages
The British media has got into one of its regular funks about Britons not learning foreign languages. As the only…
The British Conservative Party’s D-Day
Tory defeat is inevitable, conservative victory sits with Reform
James Comey is not above the law
Days before the five-year statute of limitations was due to expire, the long arm of the law finally has caught…
Digital IDs are a nightmare of Tony Blair’s making
Is Tony Blair pulling the strings of Keir Starmer’s government from beyond the political grave? Only two days ago the…
Trump, Soros and a weaponized DoJ
In 2013, the IRS targeted the Tea Party and other conservative organizations for special scrutiny. Four years later, the federal…
Don’t execute my mother’s killer, I forgive him
I was 11 years old in 1997 when Geoffrey West shot and killed my mother, Margaret Parrish Berry, while robbing…
Labour unveils its Reform fightback
After a summer of drift, Labour today launches a fresh fightback against the rise of Reform UK. Leading the charge…
The internet has turned us all into accidental witches
Two days before Charlie Kirk was murdered, Jezebel writer Claire Guinan paid witches on Etsy to hex him. When I…
The cult of Obama is over
Everyone wanted to get close to the president. For three hours outside the O2 Arena in London, a queue of…
After Comey, who’s next?
Cockburn has awakened from his Russiagate slumber with the news that the Trump administration is seeking to file charges against…
Reeves needs to save the London Stock Exchange
Flutter, the gambling giant that owns Paddy Power, has already London, and the British chip designer ARM decided to float…
Starmer’s spin doctor quits in latest No. 10 departure
Another one bites the dust: Steph Driver, Keir Starmer’s head of communications, has announced she will leave No. 10 –…
What is Andy Burnham talking about?
Andy Burnham is worried about becoming Liz Truss. In an interview deemed so important it currently appears on the New…
Labour splits as cabinet minister slams Burnham
Dear oh dear. Labour conference is just days away but as the party prepares to come together it would appear…
The problem with removing the child benefit cap
Despite having a £30 billion fiscal hole to fill Rachel Reeves might be about to splash the cash. If reports…
Watch: Boris defends the Boriswave
Reform continues to top the polls as Brits remain concerned about migration to the UK. At the start of the…
