How to ruin a city
If you encourage lawlessness you can be seen to be doing it for all the right reasons
If you encourage lawlessness you can be seen to be doing it for all the right reasons
It is only five months since California last burned down. That happened while Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass was away on a foreign jaunt, and Gov. Gavin Newsom took the brilliant opportunity to have himself photographed as his state burned.
One rather hopes the government would favour the interests of this country over any others
In recent months, we have had to put up with crazed activists like Taylor Lorenz claiming that Luigi Mangione is a “revolutionary” and a “morally good man” because she finds him “handsome.”
The university knows what it could do to clean up the mess, yet it presents itself as the victim
President Trump, who believed that he was in the middle of a cease-fire negotiation with the Russian president, finally seemed to have lost patience.
Almost everyone in public life aims to stop any discussion of the issues via obfuscation and misrepresentation
On the writings of Renaud Camus: Every culture has a literature that is to some extent subterranean. Much of it deserves to stay there. But certain pieces occasionally bubble to the surface.
This was a completely lying, untrue report from one Tom Fletcher (UN under-secretary-general for humanitarian affairs) that 14,000 Gazan babies were likely to die in the next 48 hours unless aid reached them.
The only thing less likely than your call being picked up by Kent Police is that they will do anything about it
The fact that so many ‘serious’ US journalists denied what was obvious to anyone explains why trust in their reporting has collapsed
The government of Qatar had a surprise for President Trump on his recent visit to the Middle East.