You know times are changing – and narratives shifting – when the BBC runs a report on a man "left to rot" after his Pfizer Covid booster "destroyed his life" and left him in permanent pain.
Even Sally Rooney's usual army of fans are tiring of her hyper-right-on schtick, if the review of her latest novel in the Times is anything to go by, says Steven Tucker. Time to rediscover Ireland's real literature.
Kamala Harris has pledged to legalise recreational marijuana and create "forgivable" loans in a bid to win black men's votes after Barack Obama said some "aren't feeling the idea of having a woman as President".
A Hezbollah tunnel has been found 100 metres from a UN peacekeeper base in Lebanon, raising questions about how the UN could be unaware of it and why UN troops are refusing to evacuate.
Baroness Royall, one of the frontrunners in the Oxford Chancellorship race, has run into a free speech row after Alumni for Free Speech wrote to all the candidates asking them to set out their position on the issue.
The Big Tech companies are setting up AI data centres that will consume vast amounts of electricity – OpenAI alone wants to create seven that will consume more electricity per year than the UK. So much for Net Zero.
Not happy with ruining the mental health of teenagers, climate campaigners are now hoping to do the same to the elderly by targeting their allotments. You couldn't make it up, says the Daily Sceptic's Chris Morrison.
A summary of the most interesting stories in the past 24 hours that challenge the prevailing orthodoxy about the ‘climate emergency’, public health ‘crises’ and the supposed moral defects of Western civilisation.
