Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's new Online Harms Act will allow judges to give life sentences to those who commit speech crimes on social media, as critics slam it as "Orwellian" and an "overreach".
Rishi Sunak's recent announcement of new gas power generators to ensure reliable energy supply on the path to Net Zero is his King Canute moment, says Mark Ellse.
The constant calls for Britain to apologise for slavery miss one hugely important fact: that Britain was almost single-handedly responsible for abolishing the abhorrent trade, at immense cost to itself.
Back in December, The Economist published a poll that found 20% of young Americans think the holocaust is a myth. New research shows this result was due to poor methodology. The true figure is closer to 3%.
Dutch Right-wing anti-Islam politician Geert Wilders has abandoned his bid to become the Netherlands' next Prime Minister despite his party's dramatic election win in November.
Whose risky research led to SARS-CoV-2? Robert Kogon uncovers evidence that it's not the WIV's Shi Zhengli or UNC's Ralph Baric who has the most to hide, but Germany's Christian Drosten.
Have 30,000 civilians really died in Gaza? Statistics expert Prof Abraham Wyner shows how Hamas's casualty numbers must be fake because they violate fundamental statistical relationships.
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.
