Articles

External links to articles Douglas Murray has written for various publications

The New York Post
20 July 2023

Elites love open borders, because lawless immigration doesn’t hit them

There is a term which sums up the madness that New York is engaging in when it comes to the illegal migrants: “Luxury beliefs.”

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The Free Press
16 July 2023

The Days of Wine and Roses

Ernest Dowson is a little-remembered poet whose language of love and loss we will never forget.

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The Spectator
15 July 2023

Daniel Korski and the lives of others

We seem to expect everybody – or almost everybody – in public life to have the sexual history of an especially devoted nun.

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The New York Post
13 July 2023

‘Climate czar’ John Kerry can’t answer a question about his own staff — let alone his private jet

The former secretary of state and current “climate czar” looked most unhappy yesterday as he appeared before a congressional hearing.

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The Free Press
9 July 2023

What Will Survive of Us Is Love

Poet Philip Larkin led a miserable life. Yet he conjured the divine.

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The Spectator
8 July 2023

French racism is not the problem

Naturally, at this stage we have to say that not all migrants are rapists or terrorists. But if you have open borders and no checks on who is arriving, a certain uptick in rape and other crimes will inevitably occur.

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The New York Post
6 July 2023

Anti-American dolts attack July 4th in brutal fashion

Ben & Jerry’s urged people to “recognize that the US exists on stolen Indigenous land and commit to returning it.”

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The Free Press
2 July 2023

An Ode to Forbidden Passion

Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s love poem is famous. But her own love story is just as legendary.

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The Telegraph
1 July 2023

The Left now wants the utter abolition of Britain as we know it

Time and time again, this country’s most innocent pleasures are made grist for the modern grievance mill. I’ve had more than enough

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The Spectator
1 July 2023

Joe Biden is not OK

When he sticks to the teleprompter he reads it with an air of suspicion, as if he knows this thing has tripped him up before and he’s darned if he’s going to let it do it again. Yet it is when Joe goes off-script that all surrounding eyes widen with fear.

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The Sun
30 June 2023

Sleepy Joe Biden’s problems are just getting bigger and bigger – he’s in more trouble than even Donald Trump

But the closer it comes to the Democratic Party having to confirm their candidates, the less likely it looks like 80-year-old Biden will be running.

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The New York Post
29 June 2023

Affirmative action was an injustice to people of all races

Harvard — like most other educational institutions in this country — was desperately trying to increase quotas of certain students, notably black Americans.

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