The work of the eighteenth-century English economist Thomas Malthus has been famously used to defend the indefensible. Malthus's warning of the dangers of overpopulation, labor redundancy, and e
This past Memorial Day, as Americans honoured their war dead, the Biden administration was running interference for an Iranian regime whose Supreme Leader has described "death to America" as his official state policy. A report in the day's Wall Street Journal described how the US was "pressing European allies to back off plans to rebuke Iran for advances in its nuclear programme".
The first amendment protects the alleged payment of hush money to a porn star to influence an election outcome as the u.s. supreme court will eventually rule
I don't give a damn about the byzantine and stupid details of the New York hush-money case that resulted in Donald Trump becoming the first US president convicted of a felony. Neither should you.
If there were an award for brass neck, Britain's chattering class would win it every time. For years these folk devoted every ounce of their energy to making Britain a hostile place for populism, and yet now they're having a good old chuckle at Nigel Farage for buggering off to America. ‘Some patriot!', they're yelling in their online echo chambers in response to Farage's announcement that he won't be standing in the General Election and instead will be crossing the pond to help Donald Trump get back into the White House. The front! They all but criminalise populism in the UK and then...
THE TRUMP TRIAL SUFFERS A NERVOUS BREAKDOWN. The trial of former President Donald Trump is now in its sixth week in Manhattan. Even though it doesn't meet every day, the court sessions are intense and can wear on all the participants. It is particularly unfortunate when they wear on the judge who is in control of
The graduating class of 2024 has been treated to three very different commencement speeches in recent days. Only one was not self-serving, dishonest and destructive.