This week, Anthropic, the company behind Claude, lodged its prospectus to list on the US stock market as soon as November. On ...

Ashton Hurn took the South Australian Liberals to the polls in March. Kellie Sloane will do the same in NSW next March.

You can’t stop socialism, or any other form of political radicalisation, by telling young people their problems aren’t real.

On Wednesday night, The Spectator welcomed readers and guests to our home in Manhattan for Murdoch’s World: The empire ...

Welcome to a dystopian world where the designated survivors – the Palestinians – seek to destroy the designated devils – the ...

Childcare has become a necessary evil, and the limited choice available is surely doing damage to our children and the social ...

What does ‘victory’ in Ukraine mean – or ‘defeat’? Can there be lasting peace without justice? Direct talks between ...

With Labor's Digital Duty of Care passing the Lower House, the future of social media censorships draws closer to law.

The name of the government’s highly-controversial ‘special representative’ to oversee its equally controversial definition of ...

The Budget is without doubt one of the most overrated days in British politics. Now that we are entirely at the mercy of ...

It’s Budget day. The run-up to Andy Burnham and John Healey’s first fiscal event has been rather less eventful ...

In his introduction, Tassell references Joan Didion’s White Album and states that his book will not be a ‘traditional ...