Whatever is going on in Los Angeles, Western media want you to know that it is peaceful, okay? And any violence is due to unjustified escalation by the evil dictator in the White House. It's definitely not a riot.
Rachel Reeves was accused of 'spend now, tax later' as she splashed the cash on the NHS and Net Zero today but with no clear sense of where the money was coming from.
Nearly half of all social housing in London, 48%, is occupied by foreign-born heads of household, costing the taxpayer around £3.6 billion a year in discounted rent, it's been revealed.
It's tempting to see in the Covid response some malevolent design. And it's easy to find elite networks that promoted the crazy policies. But there's a key reason why conspiracy theories are always wrong, says Colin Meade.
Keir Starmer's Chagos surrender deal will fund tax cuts for Mauritians, it's emerged, as the Mauritian Government says it will pay off its national debt, abolish income tax for 81% of Mauritians and raise minimum salaries.
A widely shared report found that Britain is the most miserable country in the world. But a closer look reveals that this almost certainly isn't true.
The world has never consumed as much coal as it does today, and with the US now re-embracing it this is only set to grow. King Coal's comeback is a triumph of pragmatism over climate alarmism, says Dr Tilak Doshi.
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.
