‘Extinction Rebellion has discovered that by mixing up its demands with concern for the environment, it can win support — or at least a passing kind of support — from a much wider band of the population.’
The effects on many of its users are permanent. They may give it up, but the damage has been done
For the modern journalist, rumor and inside sources, however attractive, often generate only fake news
Education November 1, 2019
The Asian American success story catastrophically undermines the assumptions behind affirmative action
Politics November 1, 2019
America needs to harness capitalism as successfully as China has
Spectator Editorial November 1, 2019
The only way to tackle Extinction Rebellion is by dissecting its ideology
Europe November 1, 2019
Germany’s economic ills could have far-reaching effects
People prefer memorable tales, especially those involving acronyms, to the truth
Before the 1960s, the culture of lunacy in California was confined to Hollywood, Beverly Hills and Carmel
Internet November 1, 2019
When we say politicians should be pilloried, we don’t mean passers-by should throw rocks at them
Internet November 1, 2019
Our society has become perfectly content with a set of unchallenged lies
Politics November 1, 2019
Insisting that men can be women is a sure way to lose an election
Education November 1, 2019
Left-wing professors think it’s their responsibility to open their students’ eyes to injustice
Politics November 1, 2019
A real Deep State would have stopped Trump winning in the first place
Politics November 1, 2019
Do the Democrats have a death wish?
Politics November 1, 2019
The Massachusetts senator is a left-wing populist for people who don’t want left-wing populism
Politics November 1, 2019
Few in Washington acknowledge the scope of the self-inflicted wounds the US has sustained since 9/11
Middle East November 1, 2019
Donald Trump, peacemaker?