Today the working-class are spoken about more often than they are spoken with. It has left many Australians as political orphans.

Across Europe, North America, and Asia, climate policies are being walked back as the extraordinary costs imposed by Net Zero ...

Hollywood lost its way because it forgot why films matter. The path forward lies not in nostalgia, but in restoration.

The overuse of the adjective ‘alleged’ and the adverb ‘allegedly’ sounds far-fetched, insincere, robotic, and repetitive.

Republicans are trying to use Andrew as a means to justify another referendum, but the Australian public are not falling for ...

As The Spectator goes to press, a great fleet of American war machines is whirring through the skies toward the Middle East.

For future royal historians, the date 19 February may take on the same totemic significance as the abdication of ...

The news that Oxford’s main Oxfam bookshop on St Giles in the city has been threatened with closure is one of the most ...

It was a banner day for Donald Trump. On Thursday, at the US justice department, a long perpendicular banner with his stern ...

Britain’s armed forces lack the mass, readiness and resilience needed to produce a credible deterrent in an era of ...

South Korean presidents have gained infamy for meeting untimely fates, whether death, imprisonment or suicide. And now, former president ...

There are, you’ll note, two little words missing from King Charles’s statement on former prince Andrew’s arrest on suspicion ...