Speeding the Comey prosecution may satisfy Trump, but it sets a dangerous precedent for presidential power, writes Kyle Sammin 👇 buff.ly/DjTn2YM

Keir Starmer has claimed that introducing digital IDs will secure Britain’s borders. But it won’t make a dent in the black economy | Timandra Harkness

‘Once upon a time, literary prizes were delightfully straightforward: a panel of luminaries would read a few books, argue over wine about narrative and vocabulary, and then write a cheque for their favourite story’ | Julie Bindel buff.ly/kDf087z

Reform UK is the chosen instrument of Britain’s anger. But voters will quickly become impatient with complacency | Peter Franklin

'Millions quickly began flowing into buying up homes in the capital — not to live in, but to rent out to the city’s growing population' | Peter Apps unherd.com/2025/09/why-...

'I don’t want to get too carried away with that because it’s very easy to predict the rise of the Antichrist every five minutes' | Freddie Sayers and Paul Kingsnorth unherd.com/2025/09/paul...

Nicolas Sarkozy is not a victim of lawfare | Peter Allen

‘His Majesty has only 73,847 full-time soldiers at his disposal, most of whom are recruited from the small subset of families with strong military traditions’ | Edward Luttwak buff.ly/Dqe2cel

Is the Church of England now out of touch with ordinary worshippers? | George Owers

This week's Dallas shooting, following the assassination of Charlie Kirk, has led to claims that America is now in a new era of Left-wing violence. But these are disparate lone-wolf attacks, not organised terror | Ryan Zickgraf

Five trans women are still being held in a women’s prison in Surrey, despite April’s Supreme Court ruling. The most vulnerable women in the country are being put at further risk | Joan Smith

Kamala Harris has blamed the influence of online ‘manosphere’ figures for her loss of young male voters in the 2024 election | James Billot

‘This weekend alone, Davey marched through Bournemouth Gardens pursued by a band playing Sweet Caroline. He dressed up as a beekeeper, and elsewhere had ‘a blooming good time’ planting flowers’ | Cosmo Adair

The evidence against closing schools during the pandemic was ignored, Barack Obama has claimed | Max Mitchell unherd.com/newsroom/bar...

‘With victory going to al-Sharaa’s forces, even neutrality could be interpreted as complicity’ | Tam Hussein

‘The villain here is a sort of mad scientist, egged on by liberal institutions and deluded by medical orthodoxy into obscene acts of infanticide’ | Poppy Sowerby

Israeli politicians have called for annexation of the West Bank in response to several countries recognising Palestinian statehood. But this would be a military disaster for the IDF | Limor Simhony Philpott

‘This is Argentina, after all, a country in which rescue packages repeatedly yield success, only to eventually unravel’ | John Rapley unherd.com/2025/09/javi...

The Democratic Party can’t even agree on New York’s mayor. Harris’s symbolic endorsement exposes fractures at the top, writes Santiago Vidal Calvo 👇 buff.ly/vlHvSsm

Donald Trump yesterday designated Antifa a domestic terror group. The President may attempt a reverse-Rico assault on Left-wing funding | Gavin Haynes unherd.com/newsroom/tru...

Jimmy Kimmel returned to late night TV last night following his suspension. Resistance to the Trump administration could be the future of American comedy | Oliver Bateman unherd.com/newsroom/jim...

Donald Trump yesterday confirmed that Ukraine will soon be totally dependent on European aid. Kyiv will be worried about the continent’s war fatigue | Anatol Lieven unherd.com/newsroom/doe...

Rising inflation is hitting UK households hard. The Treasury’s old tricks are no longer cushioning the blow, writes Andrew O'Brien 👇

Over the weekend the Wall Street Journal proclaimed that marriage is becoming the preserve of the wealthy. But might an uptick in religion change that? | Brad Wilcox and Grant Bailey

‘The damage wrought by the Left’s attack on memory demands that patriotic writers and artists create new monuments that are worthy of a monumental people’ | John J. Waters and Adam Ellwanger

The US Department of Health and Human Services yesterday announced that pregnant women should avoid paracetamol. But the report was an exercise in junk science | Cremieux Recueil

'It still feels risky, even after the vibe shift, to say that the potential to bear a child is somehow essential to a woman’s experience' | Valerie Stivers

'Many patients use the clinics simply to get marijuana and not be arrested' | David Rose

Reform UK yesterday proposed a radical plan to redefine Britain’s ailing immigration system. But many questions remain unanswered | Tom Jones

‘Its totemic architecture is not the frictionless, faceless Everyman airport, but the exuberant infinite horizon of the interplanetary spaceport’ | Mary Harrington

Whisper it quietly: Ed Miliband is showing common sense on energy policy. Could the impossible finally be happening? David Rose 👇

Charlie Kirk left a political legacy. Can Erika Kirk do what her husband did for young men — but with women? Emily Jashinsky 👇

Part memorial service, part political rally, part revival meeting, Charlie Kirk’s commemoration was a uniquely American event | Niall Gooch unherd.com/newsroom/cha...

‘I’ve always felt uneasy when friends tell me they use apps that track their children’s location, read their messages, even let them listen in on their surroundings’ | Anonymous Teacher

Emmanuel Macron has a lower approval rating now than he did during the Gilets Jaunes protests in 2018. The President has squandered the public’s trust | Francois Valentin

‘Having underscored her place in this lineage, Kim Ju Ae will then need to establish her own cult of personality’ | Elizabeth Norton

‘Palestine needs serious governance reform: both in the West Bank and Gaza’ | David Patrikarakos

‘Kirk deserved to die because he had the sort of life that incels vehemently desire but are unable to achieve’ | Simon Cottee

World Athletics has introduced sex testing after data showed that many athletes who went through male puberty have competed in the female category. It’s about time | Victoria Smith unherd.com/newsroom/sex...

‘Like Max Weber, today’s European elites have missed out on the opportunity to fight a glorious war. The difference is that they would prefer to let others do the fighting for them’ | Wolfgang Münchau

Labour’s recognition of Palestine isn’t a concession to the Left. It’s a decade-old policy finally put into action, writes Richard Johnson 👇

The Pentagon says it’s about security. But these rules are really about silencing the press, writes Tom Rogan 👇

Trump’s $100,000 H-1B fee looks like a populist crackdown. But the exemptions hand Silicon Valley a golden favour, writes Fred Bauer 👇

Russian jets and drones are breaching Nato skies. These are not accidents — they’re rehearsals, argues Bethany Elliott 👇

Ed Davey cannot pose as Mr In-Between. He has made a career out of moving left of Labour, writes Peter Franklin 👇

Free speech only matters when it suits the Left. The 'No Political Enemies Act' proves hypocrisy is bipartisan, writes Emily Jashinsky 👇

A CCP outpost sits atop Oxford’s Boars Hill, overlooking sensitive research labs. Security experts warn it could be a gift to Beijing’s intelligence services, reports David Rose 👇

Faragism devours Labour’s working-class base. Your Party might have eaten its urban progressives — if it hadn’t eaten itself first, writes Jonny Ball👇

Welfare spending ballooned to €47 billion last year. Almost half went to non-German citizens, writes Katja Hoyer 👇

Since coming to power, Labour has largely failed to wrest control of the immigration system | Tom Jones unherd.com/newsroom/lab...