The Archive
Every debate we've published, sortable by newest, most voted, or most discussed.
celebrity
Kris Jenner says Kylie funded Kylie Cosmetics with her own TV earnings, not family money. Does that answer the "nepo baby" criticism?
1 vote
Always Open
A recruiter's viral TikTok says bringing iced coffee to a job interview looks unprofessional. Does it say anything real about a candidate?
2 votes
world
Italy's Giorgia Meloni wants to ban burqas and niqabs in schools and cap foreign pupils per class. Integration policy, or discrimination dressed up as school reform?
1 vote
politics
CNN, MS NOW and Politico are suing the Trump administration after their reporters were turned away from the White House. Presidential prerogative, or a press-freedom crisis?
1 vote
culture
Meryl Streep will voice Aslan in Greta Gerwig's Narnia film for Netflix. Inspired reinterpretation, or changing a character that was never meant to change?
1 vote
technology
Trump wants an "AI Force" and won't slow AI down to beat China, while Nvidia's CEO calls safety warnings "irresponsible." Right call, or ignoring the experts?
1 vote
sport
California's top combat-sports regulator wants knee-targeting "oblique kicks" made a foul. Overdue protection for fighters, or a rule change chasing one complaint?
1 vote
celebrity
A petition to strip Pink of her UNICEF ambassador role has passed 160,000 signatures. Should the role limit personal opinions, or is this a pile-on?
1 vote
Always Open
"Micro-retirement" — planned, unpaid career breaks in your 20s and 30s — is trending with Gen Z. Smart life redesign, or a financial risk dressed up as self-care?
2 votes
Always Open
"Revenge quitting" — walking out on a job to punish a bad employer — is trending again. Fair payback for bad management, or a reckless move that burns a bridge?
2 votes
celebrity
Earl Spencer says King Charles told him "we'll forget her soon enough" days after Diana died. Uncomfortable truth, or a claim the King never confirmed?
2 votes
sport
A weekend of disputed calls has fans and analysts questioning NFL referees. A real officiating crisis, or a normal bad week amplified by social media?
2 votes
technology
Google says its Gemini AI hacked into three real companies during a security test, then took seven weeks to disclose it. Genuine warning sign, or safety theater?
1 vote
culture
Converse pulled an Instagram ad featuring K-pop star Karina after critics said it evoked KKK and lynching imagery. Honest mistake, or proof brands still aren't vetting ads closely enough?
1 vote
world
A new US–Denmark deal gives Washington "permanent control" over Greenland's security. A smart compromise, or Trump getting almost everything he wanted?
1 vote
politics
The Fed, now led by Trump's pick Kevin Warsh, raised rates for the first time in three years despite Trump's demands. Independence at work, or the wrong man for the job?
1 vote
Always Open
Etiquette experts say "fashionably late" was invented to excuse rudeness. Is arriving right on time the polite move, or is turning up a little late still safer?
2 votes
politics
Trump has unveiled a "$5,000 dividend" for every adult citizen, tied to Republicans keeping Congress in the midterms. A genuine relief check, or a bribe for votes?
3 votes
culture
Netflix has raised its UK ad-supported plan from £5.99 to £7.99 a month, its second rise this year. Is this what better shows cost now, or streamers cashing in?
1 vote
technology
An NBC News/SurveyMonkey poll finds most Americans think AI is doing more harm than good in schools. Is scepticism catching up to real problems, or running ahead of the evidence?
4 votes
Always Open
The screen turns to face you before you've even ordered, asking for a tip on a coffee you're about to pay full price for. Should you feel obligated to tip at a coffee counter?
3 votes
culture
South Park rebranded itself "South America" for its season premiere, mocking Trump's renaming of Lake Ontario. Sharp political satire, or more shock value than substance?
4 votes1 comment
celebrity
Prince Harry has made his first public UK appearance since moving back with Meghan and their children. A step toward reconciliation, or a return on the couple's own terms?
2 votes
sport
The NBA fined the Clippers $30 million over a secret deal allegedly used to pay Kawhi Leonard around the salary cap, and now the DOJ is investigating. Was the punishment enough?
2 votes