12/17/2020 - 12:15am

How a one-man protest in Tunisia led to Brexit The past decade's events show the impossibility of political predictions

Douglas Murray

16.12

Enter Trump: America’s first shadow President The election may be over, but the political influence of the former commander-in-chief is not

Michael Tracey

16.12

Restorations always fail Whether it's Old Labour, the monarchy or America after Trump, history shows that there is no going back

Peter Franklin

15.12

The perils of liberals politicising science Progressive people signalling to each other how progressive they are won't change any minds

Tom Chivers

14.12

Don’t dismiss the Trump brigade As the election reversal window closes, what will happen to those who cling to the alternative narrative?

Gavin Haynes

25.11

Renounce Trump and redeem yourself Throughout history, confessing that you have wasted years of your life on a fraud takes guts

Dorian Lynskey

17.11

Joe Biden gives hope to oldies everywhere Stop psychologically enfeebling the elderly: look at what we can achieve

Mary Kenny

16.11

Why we need populism It kicks in when our democracies become too remote and detached from the people

Matthew Goodwin

11.11

QAnon is indestructible The prophecy can fail, but its believers aren't going anywhere

Gavin Haynes

10.11

How to destroy democracy It's not just Trump: the Democrats also have form when it comes to questioning an election's legitimacy

Paul Collier

09.11

Why the polling miss matters Biden's win isn't a vindication for the pollsters — it's a wake-up call

Freddie Sayers

09.11

America’s divisions will only get worse Trump didn't cause the vitriol and polarisation, and it won't end now he's gone

Douglas Murray