Politics
“No Tax For Genocide”: is the refusal to pay taxes a reasonable form of protest?
The "No Tax For Genocide" campaign urges protesters to withhold tax payments, but followers of their advice should think hard about the group's goals
Irredeemably Flawed: The IPP prisoner scandal, and the death of Matthew Price
Matthew had been free from prison for almost 10 years, when the hopelessness of his situation led him to take his own life – another victim of the IPP prisoner scandal
#TradWife: the misogynistic movement based on cosplaying an American ideal
The #TradWife movement claims to offer women a simple, structured and idealised life. In reality, it reduces women to property, in service to white nationalist agendas
Does a prohibition-based approach to drugs and disposable vaping make sense?
The government are often swift to ban recreational drugs, even without evidence of harm - but when it comes to disposable vapes, are they right?
Critical thinking is essential, especially around emotionally-charged subjects like Gaza
If we want to better understand what's going on in situations like the Israeli-Gaza conflict, we need to be aware of our biases, and how to mitigate their impact
Given climate change and energy insecurity, we need to tackle public fear of nuclear energy
Nuclear energy can help decarbonise the power grid, mitigate climate change and improve energy security - so why are the public still so scared?
Israel and Gaza show us that humanity and compassion are among the casualties of war
Growing up amidst conflict and turmoil, it is easy to normalise living under threat - but we should guard against dehumanising the other side
Andrew Bridgen’s debate on Covid vaccine deaths: skewed statistics, but no substance
Andrew Bridgen MP promised an honest parliamentary debate on excess deaths since the Covid vaccine rollout - what he gave us was clearly not that
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