05/24/2021 - 1:20am

The day American justice died A year after George Floyd's death, the powerless have been abandoned

Bret Weinstein

22.04

The trouble with the American police In a country full of guns and resentment, tragedy is never far away

Katharine Birbalsingh

01.04

Why the Left needs ‘institutional racism’ Their dogmatic approach makes sensible analysis impossible

Douglas Murray

29.03

Antiracism is too middle-class An obsession with language ignores the material priorities of Britain’s minorities

Remi Adekoya

26.01

America’s struggle to end extremism Both Left and Right have seen violence carried out in their name — and done nothing

Douglas Murray

31.12

Can Ireland survive the new cultural revolution? If your economy is ruled from California, then your society will be too

Angela Nagle

07.12

Should our footballers be down on their knees? There's a reason people are uncomfortable with this strange new ritual

Douglas Murray

03.12

The trouble with woke Etonians Embracing identity politics allows public schoolboys to avoid acknowledging real privilege

David Goodhart

30.11

The making of a modern martyr From Patrick Pearse to George Floyd, they're a sign the political conversation has broken down

Jenny McCartney

22.10

What the Woke Terror shares with the French Revolution Both radical movements are shot through with paranoia, emotivism and religious caricature

Matthew Crawford

20.10

What is the point of the National Trust? Like so many institutions, it has become colonised by politics

Niall Gooch

12.10

America was founded by social justice warriors The riots of 2020 are nothing new — the country was established by intolerant radicals

Daniel DeCarlo