Read the Daily Sceptic's 2024 Almanac of Bad Futurology, from Lord Kelvin's claim that flying machines wouldn't be possible to King Charles's prediction we had eight years to save the planet in 2009.
Hamas uses antisemitic Sesame Street-style children’s programming to indoctrinate Gazan children, alongside summer camps where kids are trained in weaponry and suicide tactics by members of Hamas's military wing.
U.K. TV executives, including a former Channel 4 commissioner, are facing backlash for criticising Stephen Fry’s Christmas speech against antisemitism.
Freya India is worried about the 48% of white Gen Z women who identify as liberal. Research suggests they are less likely to marry and more likely to suffer from poor mental health than conservative young women.
A study has found that, with one or two exceptions, individuals in former colonies have a favourable opinion of their former coloniser. This runs counter to the general thrust of 'post-colonial studies'.
In his isolationism, his dull, vague anti-Englishness and his peevish solemnity, Mark Drakeford was Carolean Britain’s modal statesman, says J Sorel.
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.
