Earlier this week, the Senate Armed Services Committee voted to require young women to register with Selective Service for the draft should one be officially reinstated.  Slipped into the Senate’s version of the fiscal 2025 National Defense Authorization Act is an

“Does the road wind uphill all the way?” Rishi Sunak must have asked himself during this general election campaign. On the evidence of his half hour last night on Question Time on BBC1, the answer is, “Yes, to the very end.”

 Angus Parsad-Wyatt is Chief Executive of ConservativeHome. Welcome to the second part of week four of ConservativeHome’s Campaign Notebook – our insider snapshot from Conservative campaigns across the UK in the lead up to the general election on 4 July. Earlier

Bloody Panico! Or, Whatever Happened to the Tory Party? by Geoffrey Wheatcroft The secret of our Prime Ministers is that they are weak. We give them an impossible job and sack them when they fail to perform it. Their inescapable function is

Sarah Ingham is the author of The Military Covenant: its impact on civil-military relations in Britain.  To borrow from Dr Samuel Johnson, the thought of who will be standing at the government despatch box taking Prime Minister’s Questions in less than three

David Frost was the Chief Brexit negotiator and a minister in Boris Johnson’s government. He is now a Conservative peer. We can all see this week’s latest disastrous set of opinion polls.  We can all see which way this election is

Cllr Yousef Dahmash is the Conservative candidate for Rugby and Bulkington and a councillor on Warwickshire County Council. When I made my pitch to the members of the Rugby Conservative Association in July 2023, I was clear: the next general election