South Yorkshire is set to host Britain’s first factory dedicated to building small modular reactors (SMRs), marking a significant boost for the region’s economy and the UK’s nuclear industry. Holtec, a privately owned nuclear company headquartered in Florida, has chosen ...

In our age of contested truths, the power to define reality is the ultimate sign of control. Do you control yourself, or does someone else? ...

Rachel Reeves has called on workers to return to the office, emphasising the benefits of in-person collaboration, as she prepares to lay out Labour’s economic vision at the party conference in Liverpool this week. In a candid interview with The ...

It’s a warm, sunny day on Slough Trading Estate, where enormous grey warehouses dominate the skyline. But inside one of these unassuming buildings, the future is unfolding. At Equinix’s LD6 data centre, Mike Oxborrow, senior sales engineer, demonstrates the high-security ...

Middle-class homeowners across the UK are postponing their kitchen renovation plans as fears mount over potential tax hikes in the forthcoming October Budget. The possibility of higher taxes, signalled by shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves, has led to a marked decline ...

The political zeitgeist is to embrace protectionism, leading some who support free trade to embrace open borders. However, as Murray Rothbard explained, people and societies are complex entities and what may work for trade does not work for open immigration. ...

Watching the Federal Reserve’s inflationary “strategy” of enacting repeated “stimulus” and creating asset bubbles, one is reminded of the “Cargo Cult” in the South Pacific after the end of World War II. In both cases, the results do not match ...

The hatred and disparagement of gold as money and the gold standard has become standard dogma of the modern State. ...

In the present age of denouncing “colonialism,” we need to better understand what imperialism was and why it came about. David Gordon critiques Joseph Schumpeter‘s account of western imperialism of the 19th and 20th centuries. ...

What’s the point of Fed independence if nobody buys it? ...