Comment Writer Charlie Mead discusses the increasing presence of 'fake news', not just affecting Trump, but larger - seemingly neutral - media conglomerates like the BBC
Comment Writer Caitlin Rock argues why and how we need to bring the art of online conversation back to life
Comment Writer Heidi Keaveny argues against the Republican Government's opportunist presentation of Charlie Kirk as a martyr of free-speech and its damaging effect on America
Comment Writer Gabrielle Segal investigates the feasibility of Your Party's success, weighing them up against Reform UK, and reflecting on how recent political blunders will affect them long-term
Comment Writer Charlotte Benson sheds light on the dangers lurking behind Gen Z's new favourite trending toy and what it reveals about the current political and economic state of our society
Comment Writer Shania Leurs explores the controversy surrounding Angela Raynor's removal from office and what it means for the representation of women in politics
Comment Writer Cassandra Fong explores the innate political statements interlaced into the literature we consume, backing her argument up with a multitude of different books
News Writer, Jessica Tite, reports on the heated debate that took place between President Trump and President Zelensky, describing the argument and what this could mean for the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine
Comment Editor Emma Gilland evaluates the social and sociological climate surrounding the falling fertility rate in the younger generations
Comment Editor Lauren Henry discusses how artificial intelligence and its advancements pose a threat to many working artists and the creative industry as a whole
Comment writer Archie Marks analyses Netflix’s controversial casting of a cis actor in the role of a trans woman, finding the debate to be more complex than it appears
Comment Writer Ollie Duke debates how Trump's return to office will impact UK politics
The President Who Cried ‘Fake News’
Comment Writer Charlie Mead discusses the increasing presence of 'fake news', not just affecting Trump, but larger - seemingly neutral - media conglomerates like the BBC
Discourse on Discourse
Comment Writer Caitlin Rock argues why and how we need to bring the art of online conversation back to life
Weaponising Mourning: How Kirk’s Death Was Used To Polarise The US
Comment Writer Heidi Keaveny argues against the Republican Government's opportunist presentation of Charlie Kirk as a martyr of free-speech and its damaging effect on America
Your Party: Will Reform UK Finally Have a Worthy Opponent?
Comment Writer Gabrielle Segal investigates the feasibility of Your Party's success, weighing them up against Reform UK, and reflecting on how recent political blunders will affect them long-term
Killer Labubus: What Does The Influx of Carcinogenic Dolls Say About The Current State Of The World
Comment Writer Charlotte Benson sheds light on the dangers lurking behind Gen Z's new favourite trending toy and what it reveals about the current political and economic state of our society
The Removal of Angela Rayner from Office: Deserved, or a Sad Loss for Women in Politics?
Comment Writer Shania Leurs explores the controversy surrounding Angela Raynor's removal from office and what it means for the representation of women in politics
Books are Political
Comment Writer Cassandra Fong explores the innate political statements interlaced into the literature we consume, backing her argument up with a multitude of different books
The political standoff that threatened the US-Ukraine alliance – what happened and why?
News Writer, Jessica Tite, reports on the heated debate that took place between President Trump and President Zelensky, describing the argument and what this could mean for the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine
The Paradox of Fertility Decline
Comment Editor Emma Gilland evaluates the social and sociological climate surrounding the falling fertility rate in the younger generations
Is ChatGPT the Artist of the Year?
Comment Editor Lauren Henry discusses how artificial intelligence and its advancements pose a threat to many working artists and the creative industry as a whole
How Justified is the Backlash Against Squid Game’s Casting?
Comment writer Archie Marks analyses Netflix’s controversial casting of a cis actor in the role of a trans woman, finding the debate to be more complex than it appears
Trump’s Second Term: What’s in Store for the UK?
Comment Writer Ollie Duke debates how Trump's return to office will impact UK politics