‘Our contributors are chosen for originality and sense of style, not political affiliation. It’s not The Spectator’s job to tell people how to think: we want to entertain and challenge readers.’
Education October 1, 2019
Scarcely a month passes without some distinguished professor being targeted for defenestration
Politics October 1, 2019
Should we believe Trump’s former business partner?
The variousness of dogs has ever been a leitmotif of dictionary discussions
We have forgotten not just the use of horses, but also their value to our wellbeing
China October 1, 2019
It isn’t going to be Vladimir Putin who swings the 2020 election. It might be Xi Jinping
Most Americans now believe it is ‘healthier’ to unleash their negative feelings than to bottle them up
Science & Tech October 1, 2019
Foreign hackers have broken codes that are integral to the effectiveness of satellites
Politics October 1, 2019
There is no market on the right or the identity-politics left for what anti-populist Republicans are advertising
Education October 1, 2019
‘Come to think of it, no. I’ve never had a patient, once prescribed, go off them’
Europe October 1, 2019
She has dragged across the Atlantic a garbage truck full of the most emetic US wokeness
Politics October 1, 2019
The days of buffet-style politics are no longer allowed
Politics October 1, 2019
A short history
Politics October 1, 2019
We should call things by their real names
Someone should write a book about the utterly dispiriting architecture of the Global War on Terror
Europe October 1, 2019
Branding all conservatives ‘far right’ is both wrong and dangerous