Thousands of Errors Found in Canada’s Euthanasia Program
Medical practitioners in a Canadian province were found to have made thousands of errors in euthanasia cases, with hundreds of the…
Surrogacy Advocates Use Statelessness Fears to Push Legalization
Pro-surrogacy advocates’ arguments for the rights of stateless children are a disingenuous attempt to foster public sympathy for l…
Could a New Charge Bring Down the House of Tate?
For years, allegations of sexual misconduct involving women have failed to seriously threaten the mythos surrounding the Tate brot…
The Great BBC “Poofter” Row and the Cost of Political Correctness
A BBC presenter used an unapproved word in a meeting. Somebody complained, and he got in trouble. But does such PC policing of wor…
British Councillors Declare: Politicians Need a Dress Code Too
A Reform UK-controlled council in Staffordshire has decided to resurrect an old political debate: What is appropriate for politici…
French Parliament Approves One of the World’s Most Permissive Euthanasia Laws
French lawmakers have passed one of the world’s broadest euthanasia laws, despite mounting ethical concerns and plans to refer it …
The West’s Literacy Emergency – and How It Must Be Combated
In an Atlantic essay, Rose Horowitch reveals the true extent of the West’s literacy crisis. Unless it is reversed, the consequence…
Young Washington and the Rise of a New Conservative Cinema
Against all expectations, Young Washington outperformed Supergirl despite costing a fraction of the latter. Has Hollywood neglecte…
Press 1 – Privilege 0: The Daily Mail’s Welcome Victory over Prince Harry
The Duke of Sussex and a merry band of fellow complainants attempted to subject the UK press to a “guilty until proven innocent” l…
Australian PM Albanese Falls into Politics’ Relatability Trap
Australia’s famously “boring” Prime Minister Anthony Albanese decided to go on a podcast to make himself more relatable. It did no…
The Decline of Siblings and a Coming Social Apocalypse
Ever more children are growing up without siblings, with consequences that have not been considered in full. Slowly but surely, th…
Why Europe Is Turning Against Cousin Marriage
Sweden's ban on cousin marriage could signal a wider European shift as Britain debates genetics, integration and family law.
Irish Teacher Jailed amid Trans Row Released – for Now
Enoch Burke, whose dispute with his former employer and the Irish state has attracted international attention, has been released f…
UK Nurses Win £187,000 Payout over Trans Changing Room Policy
Seven nurses have secured a £187,000 payout from an NHS trust after its changing-room policy forced them to share facilities with …
Leaked Records Put Peter Thiel's Elite Network in the Spotlight
Peter Thiel is becoming the object of considerable scrutiny as a result of his position at the heart of an intersection between te…