In his interview with Kamala Harris, Bill Whitaker broke new ground and actually did journalism, says Freddy Gray, asking challenging questions on key issues. And her performance was "Prince Andrew-like in its awfulness".
Electric vehicle insurance premiums are set to soar under a regime shake-up that further penalises EVs for potential damage to batteries, it has been warned.
One in 100 people in the U.K. are illegal immigrants and the country is home to more illegal migrants than any other European nation, a new Oxford study has found. But will Surrender Starmer do anything to stem the tide?
Two of the deepest shadows overhanging our culture are the psychic toll of Covid and the fact that men and women are diverging politically. What’s rarely noted, says Conor Fitzgerald, is that these things are linked.
Reform UK is planning to launch a private prosecution of the men who fought police at Manchester airport earlier this year, saying the officers have been thrown "under the bus" while the men have gone unpunished.
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.
European Union countries must recognise gender and name changes made in other member states, the European Court of Justice has ruled, dismaying countries pushing back against gender ideology.
Keir Starmer has refused to say whether he would sign away other British overseas territories such as Gibraltar and the Falklands after handing the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, an ally of China.
Heart attacks in American young people under 44 years of age have surged an "alarming" 66% since 2020, with experts blaming a sharp rise in myocarditis during the pandemic.
The Government has pledged nearly £22bn for carbon capture and storage projects in a move that has united sceptics and alarmists in condemnation of the expensive and unproven technology.
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