Peter Thiel Archives

Health

Bryan Johnson and the meme-ing of life

There’s a difference between living and existing

Bridget Phetasy

The billionaires have chosen their sides. What does that mean for the rest of us?

Joel Kotkin

Tech culture and Trumpian politics are evidently having a symbiotic moment

Ashley Rindsberg

The games are designed to wind up old-guard sporting bureaucrats

Max Jeffery

Campaign 2024

Klain and Vance worked together at a DC-based investment firm

Cockburn

Cockburn’s Diary
November 10, 2023
Which presidency does Joe Manchin want more?
Plus: Elves and Epstein with Peter Thiel
Cockburn
Thunderdome
November 9, 2023
An election and debate overtaken by events
The dynamics of the 2024 election change dramatically
Ben Domenech
DC Diary
April 26, 2023
Biden 2024’s shaky foundations
Plus: Thiel sits this cycle out
Oliver Wiseman
Politics
December 20, 2022
Will Republicans learn from the midterms?
Trump promised they’d get tired of winning, but at this point they’re tired of losing
Ben Domenech
Culture
October 23, 2022
It’s the parallel economy, stupid!
When they said ‘build your own internet,’ some conservatives took it seriously
Bridget Phetasy
Campaign 2022
October 11, 2022
Will the GOP blow the midterms?
The Republican enthusiasm advantage has all but disappeared
Amber Duke
Science & Tech
August 4, 2022
Let’s ban the metaverse and colonize space
Instead of abolishing humanity, we spread it across the stars
Grayson Quay
Spectator Editorial
August 1, 2022
Why ESG is sinister
There’s a long overdue backlash brewing
Spectator Editorial
July 27, 2022
Is Gawker about to get sued out of existence again?
‘This article is insane and just a lie’
Cockburn
Business
December 30, 2021
How is the new Gawker so dull?
The original site was a hive of mean-spirited moralists. The new iteration is worse
Ben Sixsmith