The UK’s “strictest headteacher”, Katharine Birbalsingh, says the proposed reforms are “Marxist” and that they threaten the progress of disadvantaged children.
Continue reading »On Monday, Donald Trump moves into the White House, and he’s bringing Elon Musk with him. Brussels reacts with lawfare against X and freedom of expression. The European Commission is demanding that X disclose which algorithms are used. They also want to know how fact-checking and dissemination are handled.
Continue reading »A young psychology student at the University of Oslo failed her exam because she used the words he and she. Such a “biologically deterministic” understanding of gender is unacceptable, according to UiO.
Continue reading »Minister of Culture Lubna Jaffery strongly disapproves of Mark Zuckerberg saying that Meta will loosen censorship. Jaffery worries about what she calls the “climate of expression”.
Continue reading »Labour is blind to the extent of the global right-wing and MAGA rage. This could cost Starmer and his team more than they expect. Støre and Norway are also in trouble.
Continue reading »Throughout the history of human beings, people who believe in God have been ridiculed, resisted, or persecuted (sometimes by others who claim to be believers). Not only is our time no exception to said historical trends, but, as I will argue, we live in a time that is more than usually hostile towards all that […]
Continue reading »The first task of any government is, or should be, the defence of the state. But Starmer & co are most concerned with achieving Net Zero, diversity and as high taxes as possible. Now the number of soldiers in the British Armed Forces is plummeting.
Continue reading »We may finally be on the verge of saving ourselves from the woke madness. For the first time in decades, those of us who have kept our sanity have gained the upper hand. But the battle is far from over.
Continue reading »Reactions in elite Western liberal circles to the success of ultra-nationalist Calin Georgescu in the first round of elections at the weekend have been characterised by shock and dismay, with much talk of threats to democracy and Russian interference. But perhaps the explanation is simpler?
Continue reading »The Big Apple first tolerated Donald J. Trump, and then they loathed him. Now, many New Yorkers have begun to embrace him. “The kid from Queens” couldn’t be happier.
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