In the latest Weekly Sceptic podcast the talking points are the arrest of Coronation protesters – where was the same outcry for lockdown protesters? – Tucker Carlson going nuclear and whether the Tories are finished.
CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky has resigned her post as the head of America's top public health agency. In honour of her resignation, it’s worth revisiting some of her most obvious disasters.
A professor in California who used Native American heritage to secure grants and sell books is facing calls to resign after admitting that she is not actually Mohawk.
A recent House Intelligence Report contains unmistakable evidence that some U.S. intelligence officials are concealing that intelligence about the coronavirus began to appear in November 2019, writes Michael P. Senger.
One of the most powerful teachers union bosses in the U.S. was blasted Thursday on CNN for supporting school lockdowns in the pandemic. A sign of the tide turning?
The U.K. worries about 80,000 illegal immigrants in a year. In the U.S., there are that many in a week. Even Democrats on the southern border are calling for better controls. But Biden is deaf to their pleas.
American educated elites have turned against meritocracy in their claims of 'systemic racism'. But, ironically, in doing so they 'justify' their own privileges by signalling their moral superiority over the hoi polloi.
Chinese researchers may have begun developing two Covid vaccines in November 2019, before the official start of the outbreak, a U.S. Senate report has claimed.
The new 'progressive' elite is waging war on meritocracy as being supposedly 'white' and 'racist' and is pushing quotas and race-based selection in its place, writes Adrian Wooldridge.
It is commonly claimed that Covid vaccines are highly effective against death from COVID-19, but the data do not support this claim, writes Professor Eyal Shahar.
