In immigration, housing, energy, employment, "United Nations" Labor is interventionist, dirigiste, statist. Affecting that Joy Division T-shirt, former student-activist Albanese leads the charge, ...

However, it is not his personal chequered history (like past involvement with paedophile Jeffrey Epstein) or diplomatic disasters (unwarranted verbal browbeating of the Ukrainian President on 28 Feb ...

In today's world, obsessed with carbon neutrality and net-zero slogans, this idea becomes urgent. The challenge is not simply to consume less, but to consume wisely - to rediscover saving as an ...

That kind of discrimination is not only understandable but universal. Every day, all of us discriminate in one way or another: in our friendships, our romantic preferences, our choice of company, even ...

It's so silly as to be depraved. Two countries, hardly exemplary when it comes to their environmental credentials, vying for hosting rights to an event that does more to emit greenhouse gases than it ...

As of June 2024, over one million girls have been banned from secondary school, and over 100,000 from university. This prohibition on access to schooling and higher education has grave ...

At its heart, libertarianism is the belief that adults should be free to live their own lives, make their own choices, and bear the consequences-good or bad-of those choices. It stands in contrast to ...

President Trump's long overdue decision – promised in March - on the future of Judea and Samaria (West Bank) – could be ...

In surrendering passion and belonging, liberalism leaves both to the authoritarian, who answers emptiness with myth, unity, and will. As Adorno and Horkheimer warned, when reason becomes purely ...

The 2026 United States midterm elections are poised to become a decisive moment in shaping Washington's foreign policy, particularly regarding the ongoing war in Ukraine. Following a period of ...

This article was first published by the Spectator.

In the United States, there are roughly 800 cars for every 1,000 people; in poorer developing nations, there are only a few cars for every 1,000 people. Much of the rhetoric one hears from ...