11/22/2025 - 12:20am

Britain's free speech paradox The law has become incoherent

Jonathan Sumption

22.11

The riot that saved America Republican activists stopped the steal in 2000

Jeff Bloodworth

22.11

The horndog rebellion of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest The film mistakes lust for liberation

Matt Feeney

21.11

What progressives won't say about abortion The sanitized narrative ignores ethical truths

Kathleen Stock

21.11

Confessions of a Heritage American Do I fit into the white-nationalist utopia?

Michael Lind

21.11

Meet Faversham’s answer to Akhmed Yakoob A young activist is embracing working-class rage

Fred Sculthorp

21.11

How Radiohead let down their fans Politics has come back to bite Thom Yorke

Darran Anderson

20.11

Why is America selling its schools to China? ‘Red Fred’ has the answer

David Rose

20.11

Smart cities will kill freedom Planning is the enemy of play

Matthew Crawford

20.11

What we owe Nuremberg Nazi trials show why we need international law

Richard J. Evans

20.11

Cricket can redeem you Test series are an antidote to modernity

Tim Wigmore

19.11

The empty activism of New York’s ‘first lady’ Rama Duwaji’s shallow art is very 2020

Poppy Sowerby