Zoe Strimpel

One of the most bizarre transformations that occurs when people become middle-aged adults is that they seem to suddenly forget that they were once

The new craze for biblical eating has roots in two centuries of American Christian food culture.

Half a year or so ago, it became impossible to ignore the frequency with which my science-loving, ultra-rational father was referring to Claude, the AI chatbot.

On seeing yet another picture of incoming prime minister Andy Burnham’s face, this time above an excerpt from an interview in which he eagerly apologised for Labour being too soft on Israel and vowing to do more to punish, isolate and sanction the Jewish state, I felt absolute non-surprise.

Sexy dresses only enhance the movement's feminine contradictions

The gestation of Usha Vance’s fourth baby – born on Sunday – has made for a politically revealing spectacle. Not only was she the only Second Lady to be pregnant since Ellen Colfax, the wife of Schuyler Colfax, in 1870, but she led, throughout the...

I already admired Sanae Takaichi, the Japanese PM , for being a rare woman to climb to the very top in her country's highly patriarchal society.

For those still paying attention to the evil mischief indulged in and spread by the anti-Zionism-obsessed Green party, a sizeable 30 of whose local election candidates were investigated over anti-Semitic comments on social media in the run-up to the...

For those still paying attention to the evil mischief indulged in and spread by the anti-Zionism-obsessed Green party, a sizeable 30 of whose local

Sometimes heroism appears from the most unexpected quarters and makes for the most unexpected bonds, as thick as blood, between the most unlikely groups.