High street posh soap retailer Lush, which recently ran a pro-trans campaign, has said it's always been "political". If aiming for a largely Left-wing workforce isn't against the law then it should be, says Steven Tucker.
Two members of the Royal Society resigned and thousands of Fellows protested over Elon Musk's membership. But not a whisper was heard when Covid-cover-up king Anthony Fauci was made a Fellow, says James Alexander.
The Elon Musk witch hunt is a key test for the Royal Society, says Prof Abhishek Saha. Activist academics are piling on the pressure to expel the technological pioneer. Does the society stand for science or not?
A housing officer was sacked for being a Reform UK candidate and reposting a Daily Telegraph cartoon after being told Reform’s policies on immigration and Net Zero were "in direct conflict" with his employer's "values".
Donald Trump has said Joe Biden should now pardon those imprisoned for the January 6th Capitol riots after he pardoned his son Hunter, claiming the conviction was "politically motivated".
'Populists' like Donald Trump and Nigel Farage are a "threat to democracy", chant the mainstream media. In fact, they are just reminding our politicians what they are supposed to be doing, says Prof James Alexander.
Echoing Suella Braverman's concerns, a Metropolitan Police Officer confirms the double standards in protest policing, citing leniency towards pro-Palestinian demonstrations in contrast to a tougher approach elsewhere.
Rod Liddle draws attention to the growing and depressing phenomenon of the 'groupthink podcast' – the opportunity to listen to people who basically agree on everything pretending they don't.
The Church of England was once described as 'the Tory party at prayer' but a survey by the Times has found that now 60% of priests back Left-wing parties and just 15% back Right-wing parties.
A new paper claims, once again, that ChatGPT has a left-wing political bias. However, it has been heavily criticised by other AI researchers. Measuring political bias in AI may be more difficult than previously assumed.
