Rather than try in vain to raise birth rates, governments need to prepare for old societies and the new lives still to be born into them https://t.co/OOl67f3T86 ...

Unlike other think-tanks, Claremont does not churn out many policy papers. It aims to teach young conservatives what has gone awry in America. If that sounds grandiose, it is https://t.co/aaWsu8gpBWVideo: Fromm Studio https://t.co/IHatZWvmyW ...

Meet the new generation of private chefs who serve up their recipes online—with a side of celebrity intrigue https://t.co/E5Z16Uhrbh ...

Britain’s prime minister might remain in post for some time—propped up for long enough to do the bidding of his left-wing MPs—or he might be replaced by a convincingly leftist leader https://t.co/7bzjHMVLCv ...

The bias in favour of boys is shrinking in developing countries even as a preference for girls emerges in the rich world https://t.co/LR9NTVB1IG ...

RT Owen Winter (@OwenWntr)Keir Starmer is the most unpopular British prime minister since records began: the sick man who cannot afford to catch a cold. That's why the Mandelson scandal has been so destabilising https://t.co/qJjscRcscS https://t.co/HNsSzn3JDs ...

Lawsuits have been filed by more than two dozen other detransitioners. Observers believe the damages, all told, could run into hundreds of millions of dollars https://t.co/SthBISZAgR ...

Today on “The Intelligence”: Japan’s electoral landslide, Republican states censor universities, and “Taxi Driver” 50 years on. Listen now https://t.co/Y8IPOykFxu ...

Three books explain why it matters—and can easily be lost https://t.co/peEl7LlQZy ...

This year promised to be a defining one for Sir Keir Starmer’s prime ministership. It looks increasingly likely to be his last. We track the polls https://t.co/bk0y85x7kr ...