
Should the Rhine Have the Right to Sue?
The Rhine is already protected by treaties, regulators, environmental reviews and campaign groups. Legal personhood would add a ne…

Having no friends used to feel like social failure. Now social media recasts it as self-care, independence and a personal brand.

Generation Z is in no rush to marry. Longer education, delayed independence, expensive housing and economic uncertainty are pushin…

US economists have crunched the numbers. At current birth rates, humanity is headed for a crisis. But there is good news: the Rise…

The boy whose commissioning parents demanded a late-term abortion has been born in Texas and is awaiting heart surgery. The woman …

Britain's controversial puberty blocker trial is set to go ahead, with 226 children to be administered the drugs. The British High…

A human clone created for future organ replacement is the latest claim from tech multimillionaire Bryan Johnson, reigniting ethica…

As silly season dawns in the English press, a tale of cheating in a game of village cricket has provoked an unprecedented uproar. …

After a violent prisoner transitioned to become a woman while behind bars, a legal battleground over gender identity is opening up…

In Belfast, an unremarkable event was due to be held at a public festival, at which gender-critical feminists would speak. Nobody …

A BBC documentary and Germany's Marie-Luise Vollbrecht case suggest universities may be becoming more willing to defend academic f…

Medical practitioners in a Canadian province were found to have made thousands of errors in euthanasia cases, with hundreds of the…

Pro-surrogacy advocates’ arguments for the rights of stateless children are a disingenuous attempt to foster public sympathy for l…

For years, allegations of sexual misconduct involving women have failed to seriously threaten the mythos surrounding the Tate brot…

A BBC presenter used an unapproved word in a meeting. Somebody complained, and he got in trouble. But does such PC policing of wor…