Has the Government inadvertently lent credence to claims of biological race differences? It certainly seems that way, says Noah Carl.

Not content with mass arrests of online jokers and Halloween partygoers, the Government has adopted a new tactic in the war against 'offence'. It's banning lippy foreigners from entering Britain altogether, says Noah Carl.

In yet more bad news for Sir Keir Starmer, a new poll has found that only 33% of Muslims support the Labour Party and that almost half would vote Green just to prevent a Labour candidate from winning, writes Noah Carl.

Since the start of the Iran War, Sir Keir Starmer has tried to position himself as a stalwart defender of British national interests. But the Left-wing social media activists aren’t buying it.

After just two days of fighting, the entire region is on fire. What are the implications for Britain and the rest of Europe if the war continues? Overwhelmingly negative.

Certain conditions that raise the risk of civil war are present in the UK: ethnic diversity, economic stagnation, widespread perceptions of elite failure. However, an actual civil war is unlikely, argues Noah Carl.

Britain's Rightward shift is overstated. Going from 5 seats at the last election to leading in the polls is an impressive feat from Nigel Farage’s Party, but the Left in Britain hasn’t gone away.

Is the era of cheap internet surveys over? A new paper demonstrates that AIs can now be "trivially programmed" to answer online surveys in ways that are essentially indistinguishable from humans.

Two academics gave a test of economic literacy to a representative sample of Americans. Men scored higher than women, the old scored higher than the young, and Republicans scored higher than Democrats.

James Watson helped to discover the secret of life, but that didn't stop him from being cancelled, says Noah Carl.