Someone thought it a good idea to force children to undergo the dubious 'implicit bias' training, and film it
Never forget: veiled misogyny comes in many forms
So what if you stand up for women's rights, or find Louis CK funny? It’s time to stop pandering to the mob
A shocking number of influential Britons used to think it necessary to wipe out 'inferior' citizens
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To many who survived the crackdown in China, events in the US are frighteningly familiar
Just when the country needs to show resolve, Merkel is being startlingly naive
Patrick McGoohan's 1960s cult curiosity turns out to be a parable for our intolerant times
Those keenest for the President to drop out of the race are some of his more serious supporters
Divorced from the EU, the UK is going to have to put some effort into selling itself
Politically correct crusades undermine all that's valuable in a diverse society
Some scientists make their careers by criticising other’s research. But who watches the watchmen?
By covering up complexity with nice round numbers, public health officials treat us like children
The stumbling President's innate scepticism could yet be a threat to the Democrats
Those hardest hit by the Great Lockdown are the ones who were already rejecting mainstream politics
The President hasn't realised France is more worried about the economy than the environment
Will the President bow out with good grace — or will he play dirty and find a way to stay?
A clever quiz question exposes an important ideological divide
My only child misses her friends — robots like Moxie are not the answer
The rapper has tweeted that he is running for president
The Leicester spike offers the chance to see what the real effects are
It has been a common feature of elite outlets for decades
Freddie Sayers chats to the Contributing Editor of City Journal about race relations in the US
For the next year, I'll be sticking a swab up my nose every week...
The prince’s conversion from a royal to the high priest of wokeness is nauseating
Sizewell C is another white elephant from a dangerous foe
The Greek god revelled in the primal wildness of the mob
The new President of the EU Council has been in charge all along
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Freddie Sayers speaks to Prince Khalid Bandar, Saudi Arabia's new ambassador to the UK
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Freddie Sayers meets philosopher-mechanic Matthew Crawford
Freddie Sayers chats to the evolutionary psychologist about wokeness
There's nothing new about the eugenics being practised in the Uighur "re-education" camps
If you pretend everything is perfect, there will be no grounds for redemption
It's hard economics, not symbols, that will make the difference for black people
The industry has been remarkably adept at positioning itself as beyond questions of morality
Christopher Lasch's 'The Revolt of the Elites' detailed how capitalism would radicalise the rich
Today's young adults have been raised without boundaries or authority — no wonder they're lashing out
How are the latest children's books shaping the next generation?
Progressivism is the latest religion, and the children's publishing industry is cashing in
The powerful forces of gender-specific marketing steer boys towards dinosaur, truck and superhero literature
Misanthropic tales may thrill kids, but it’s just nicer, sometimes, to read books by people who like people
Reading is a form of time-travel which allows folk memories to thrive
The state of illustrated kids' books makes one thing clear: we do not value beauty
Are we teaching toddlers to read without teaching them to think?
This ancient analysis of nocturnal visions is superforecasting, second-century style
A new book asks if Jordan Peterson's coterie really are renegades — or just anti-liberal troublemakers
The revolutionary new dating show dares to take a single, older woman seriously