UnHerd
The cult of Elon Musk
Elon Musk has become the world's first trillionaire after the stock market debut of his company SpaceX. Musk's fans…
culture · source
UnHerd on WeSearch
Recent culture headlines from UnHerd.
Lead story
UnHerd
The rise of Britain's neo-Nazis
Alek Yerbury, the founder of the National Rebirth Party, has expressed his ambition to win national power in Britain within 10 to 15 years. Yerbury, who describes himself as an ethnocentric nationalist and a third…
The latest
UnHerd
Hartley, not Orwell, foresaw today's tyranny
L.P. Hartley's dystopian novel Facial Justice, published in 1960, is a warning about the dangers of a society that…
UnHerd
The socialist conquest of the Democrats
The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) are increasingly influencing the Democratic Party ahead of the midterm…
UnHerd
Yes, the cellphone bans are working
Cellphone bans in schools are gaining traction across the United States, with 41 states implementing restrictions on…
UnHerd
What Versace learned from Rome
The article reflects on Gianni Versace's experiences in Miami, particularly during a book tour. It describes the…
UnHerd
It’s time to bring back Blair
The article discusses the potential return of Tony Blair to British politics, highlighting the nostalgia some feel for…
UnHerd
Marilyn Monroe: cipher for pseuds
The article explores the ongoing fascination with Marilyn Monroe and the quest to uncover the 'Real Marilyn' behind…
UnHerd
Why aristocrats are funny
A recent study reveals that many professional speakers struggle with humor, with two-fifths telling no jokes and…
UnHerd
When cowboys fought capitalism
The recent Republican Senate primary in Texas saw Ken Paxton defeat John Cornyn, marking a significant shift in the…
UnHerd
Alexander Dugin versus Sydney Sweeney
Alexander Dugin, a prominent Russian philosopher, has expressed disdain for Western culture, particularly criticizing…
UnHerd
Laborism isn’t working
The article discusses the decline of laborism and its impact on the Labour Party's connection to its traditional…
UnHerd
Is this the end of the fighter jet?
The future of traditional fighter jets is being questioned as recent conflicts highlight their vulnerabilities. The…
UnHerd
A Left case for the Great Books
Naomi Kanakia's new book defends the Great Books from a Leftist perspective, addressing common criticisms of the…
UnHerd
Pope Leo’s unfashionable universalism
Pope Leo XIV's encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas, addresses the challenges posed by artificial intelligence while…
UnHerd
Why Europe keeps losing
The article discusses Europe's challenges in trade relations, particularly with China. It compares the EU's situation…
UnHerd
Mutants are on the march
The inaugural Enhanced Games in Las Vegas showcased athletes competing under the influence of performance-enhancing…
UnHerd
How France stole my freedom
Dora Moutot was fined by the French justice system for comments made during a television debate regarding women's…
UnHerd
Are smartphones to blame for declining birth rates?
The article discusses the claim that smartphones are responsible for declining birth rates. It argues that while there…
UnHerd
Elegy for the Royal Navy
The article reflects on the historical significance and public perception of the Royal Navy in Britain. It contrasts…
UnHerd
How to end the Age of Slop
The article discusses the proliferation of AI-generated content, particularly anthropomorphic fruit on TikTok, which…
UnHerd
JK Rowling mansplained: A new podcast dives into her transformation
A new podcast titled Origin Story explores JK Rowling's controversial views on trans activism and women's rights.…
UnHerd
Can Burnham banish Maggie's ghost?
The article discusses the enduring legacy of Margaret Thatcher and its impact on contemporary British politics. It…
UnHerd
The orthodox Jews tripping on toad toxins
A growing number of orthodox Jews in New York are engaging in a practice known as 'licking the frog', which involves…
UnHerd
When Dawkins met Claude. Could this AI be conscious?
The article discusses the implications of large language models (LLMs) like Claude passing the Turing Test, raising…
UnHerd
Did AI Game the Commonwealth Prize?
The Commonwealth Prize has faced scrutiny after several winning stories were suspected to be AI-generated. A college…
UnHerd
Can Andy Burnham save my town?
Andy Burnham is campaigning to address the challenges facing communities in Britain, particularly in the Makerfield…
UnHerd
Aboriginal violence is Australia’s blindspot
The tragic death of Kumanjayi Little Baby, a five-year-old Aboriginal girl, has reignited discussions about violence…
UnHerd
The end of Japanese pacifism
Japan is moving away from its long-standing pacifist stance by abolishing restrictions on military equipment…
UnHerd
Alasdair MacIntyre was right all along
Alasdair MacIntyre's philosophy, particularly his work 'After Virtue', has gained renewed attention a year after his…
UnHerd
The ballad of Thomas Massie
Rep. Thomas Massie's loss in the Kentucky Republican primary highlights Donald Trump's continued dominance over the…
UnHerd
Invasion of the literary bots
The Commonwealth Prize has come under scrutiny after several prize-winning stories published by Granta were suspected…
UnHerd
What tech bros learned from ESPN
The article discusses the rise of the Technology Business Programming Network (TBPN) and its acquisition by OpenAI.…
UnHerd
Trump is snatching the deep sea's riches
The competition for deep-sea mineral resources is intensifying, particularly between the US and China. An estimated…
UnHerd
The scandal of two-tier degrees
The article discusses the disparity in degree classifications between students with different levels of support and…
UnHerd
Algo killed the new-media star
BuzzFeed has been acquired by Byron Allen for $120 million, significantly less than its previous valuation of over…
UnHerd
Why Burnham needs Reeves
The article discusses the challenges facing Andy Burnham as he prepares for a by-election and a potential Labour Party…
UnHerd
How broken children became big business
The care sector in the UK is facing significant failures, particularly in the treatment of vulnerable children. A…
UnHerd
America is crumbling like Safavid Iran
The article draws parallels between the decline of the Safavid Empire and contemporary America. It highlights how both…
UnHerd
How healthmaxxing saved my life
The article discusses the personal journey of a young woman who turned to alternative health practices after…
How WeSearch handles this source
WeSearch's declared handling of UnHerd's content. Indexing, snippets, summaries, retrieval and training are separate questions — see the rights registry or read this source's machine-readable record.
Indexing: Allowed
Snippet: Allowed
AI summary: Limited
Retrieval / RAG: Not asserted
Model training: Not asserted
Commercial reuse: Not permitted