Month: June 2023

A headmistress in Norway is being cancelled because she voiced her frustration when a Muslim student refused to shake her hand because it was ‘haram’.

The Royal Air Force illegally discriminated against white male recruits to boost its diversity drive, an official inquiry has concluded, as Air Chief Sir Richard Knighton "apologised unreservedly" to all those affected.

Nigel Farage has claimed his bank accounts have been shut down to force him out of the U.K. due to his position on Brexit and accusations that he has taken money from Vladimir Putin's regime in Russia.

Jill Evans has written to the Covid Inquiry to tell of the terrible impact lockdown had on her life and she encourages other sceptics to do likewise.

A new paper examines the computer code inside NASA's Model E climate simulation and finds that it doesn't even reproduce basic physics correctly. So how will it get 50-year climate predictions right?

A summary of the most interesting stories in the past 24 hours that challenge the prevailing orthodoxy about the virus and the vaccines, the ‘climate emergency’ and the supposed moral defects of Western civilisation.

Ireland's new hate crime bill will impose the most draconian free speech restrictions we've seen anywhere in a Western liberal democracy. It‘s even worse that Scotland‘s Hate Crime and Public Order Act.

The US Supreme Court has ruled that universities can no longer take race into consideration when granting admission in a landmark decision that ends the widespread discriminatory practice of 'affirmative action'.

All our mainstream media have claimed that the Wagner mutiny has weakened Putin. But the evidence suggests the opposite, writes David Craig, after the Russian leader swiftly faced down the threat.

The unsayable truth about the UK housing crisis is that prices are so high because demand is strong, and demand is strong because the UK has welcomed 10 million migrants in 25 years, says Lionel Shriver.