November 2, 2020

How Martin Amis brought Christopher Hitchens back to life In his new book, the novelist doesn't quite capture the full brilliance of his late friend

Douglas Murray

02.11

Have we stopped speaking to the dead? For hundreds of years, today was the day we marked our relationship with the departed

Eleanor Parker

02.11

Centrists are the biggest threat to democracy The anti-democratic spirit of the age is an expression of colossal self-regard

Peter Franklin

30.10

Scotland is leading the way to totalitarianism A bill brought forth by the SNP aims to police what citizens say at home

Rod Dreher

30.10

Is Corbyn really an anti-Semite? There's no room for nuance in this viciously tribal debate

Paul Embery

30.10

Joe Biden, the invisible candidate In Pennsylvania all the enthusiasm, positive and negative, revolves around President Trump

Michael Tracey

30.10

Why the British love ghost stories As a nation, we are trapped between past and present, tradition and modernity

Aris Roussinos

29.10

Why is the Anglo media portraying France as the villain? Targeted by fundamentalists, the French are shocked by the lack of support from their American and British friends

Liam Duffy

29.10

Britain’s Covid authoritarians have nothing on Italy’s European governments are better at controlling their people than controlling the virus

Zoe Strimpel

29.10

How corporations can delete your existence Losing a Twitter account for controversial statements is one thing; losing a bank account is quite another

Gavin Haynes

29.10

Is Texas turning blue? Democrats in the Lone Star State are starting to get their hopes up

Daniel Kalder

28.10

It pays to believe obviously untrue things Ignorant political opinions are like useless colleagues hired because of family connections

Tom Chivers