In today's episode, Michael Wolff writes about Donald Trump's family and inner circle and how they are urging him to run for president again, in a weekend essay for UnHerd titled Donald Trump’s next move.

In today's episode, Arif Ahmed writes about university and how students should consent to be harmed, in an exclusive essay for UnHerd titled University needs to hurt.

In today's episode, Dominic Sandbrook writes about how the middle ground has been plundered after Mar-a-Lago, in an essay exclusive for UnHerd titled America’s tribes are ready for war.

In today's episode, John Oxley writes that the Conservative Party no longer understands the purpose of power, in an exclusive UnHerd opinion article titled The Tories don't care about politics.

In today's episode, Hadley Freeman writes that ideology was more important than patient care at the Gender Identity Development Service at the Tavistock & Portman Trust, in an exclusive UnHerd essay titled Why the Tavistock won’t talk to me.

In today's episode, Thomas Fazi writes about how the West's Covid failures are being repeated, in an exclusive UnHerd opinion article titled The dangers of monkeypox hysteria.

In today's episode Jacob Siegel writes about how killing terrorists is no substitute for strategy, in an exclusive UnHerd weekend essay titled The false triumph of al-Zawahiri’s death.

In today's episode Bill Hayton writes about President Xi rewriting Beijing's colonial past, in an exclusive UnHerd article titled How Chinese is Taiwan?

In today's episode Derek Turner writes about a Lincolnshire town at war with itself, in an exclusive UnHerd essay titled The violent heart of Boston.

In today's episode, Mary Harrington writes about the concept of being 'non-binary' and explores two new books that attempt to define the idea, in an exclusive UnHerd Summer Reads article titled Can you really be non-binary?