July 2025

Their fundamental problem is that they have gone too far left for the median voter in the country

If you played ‘YMCA’ as the outro to the latest announcement, would it force a smile? Or come across as completely inappropriate?

Jordon Hudson’s relationship with a five-decades-older boyfriend would be of no interest to the public were that boyfriend not a genius

There’s no denying that the Italian Prime Minister has replaced Europe’s other statesmen as a leader with whom America can do business

We’re back to talk of war scenarios and military hardware. And those questions have changed radically since Putin invaded back in February 2022

At home and abroad, the question is no longer ‘which system is best?’ but ‘whose land is this?’

His path from Charlottesville vintner to crypto kingpin reveals something profound about power in this country

Maybe it’s easiest to grasp what a culture is when you’ve lost it

What I learned from debating at Oxford and Cambridge

At least since the disaster of America’s withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021, the unavoidable question was: who is running the US government?

China, Russia and Iran are fanning hatred online to undermine America

The university’s best line of defense would be to return to what it is meant to be

Money alone will not make it a force for which the country’s young are willing to fight and potentially die

Before the advent of Google Maps, GPS, Starlink and the rest, getting lost was a doddle

‘It is sad that we are sometimes seen as just killers’

The Romans saw wild animals as enemies

The West, bloated on its own hype, now faces a leaner competitor

Close observers, including Putin, have noted Chinese military R&D has surpassed Russia and the West

The larger concern isn’t domestic equity – but China

All Americans are going to learn what it’s like to live in central New York City – but worse

Inside the body-denying ideology moving fast towards a technological dystopia