A quarter of Americans know someone killed by the Covid vaccines and nearly half of Americans would join a major class-action lawsuit against the pharmaceutical companies, a new poll has found.
The wind energy crisis deepens as Danish company Ørsted cancels major U.S. projects in the face of rising public opposition, evidence of harm to whales and collapsing economic viability.
An organiser of a Black Lives Matter protest used her profile to raise money for charity and then spent it on herself, a judge said as she was jailed for two and a half years.
The diversity, equity and inclusion industry has been dented by several recent antisemitism disputes as activists put Jews and Israel in the 'white oppressor' category and justify all forms of 'resistance' against them.
Across Europe, births have been below replacement level for decades, leading to ageing societies that increasingly struggle to support their elderly populations and maintain a good standard of living. What's behind it?
Helen MacNamara, who is giving evidence to the Covid Inquiry today, was the Government ethics chief who was at the heart of a very unethical lockdown-busting party at the height of the pandemic.
The United Nations remains synonymous in many parts of the world with neutral peacekeeping and is frequently cited as an impartial source, but in truth its anti-Israel bias runs very deep, writes Madeline Grant.
In the latest Weekly Sceptic podcast the talking points are Boris Johnson joining GB News, Keir Starmer scrambling to hold his party together on Gaza and Jordan Peterson at the ARC conference.
Emmanuel Macron has urged France not to "give in to the spirit of the times" and reject gender-inclusive writing in order to safeguard the French language as a ban on non-traditional usage comes before the Senate.
Israel's Prime Minister has dismissed leaked proposals for expelling the Gaza Strip's entire population to Egypt’s Sinai peninsula as hypothetical.
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