The Spectator’s Books of the Year 2019
Spectator contributors choose their favorite titles of 2019
Where did the term ‘impeach’ come from?
The term was first used in its modern sense for the process of removing errant members of the English House of Lords in the 14th century.
Where are world leaders educated?
The US has just overtaken Britain in the number of world leaders educated at the country’s universities
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Playing chicken: why should Britain be afraid of US competition?
Why does free trade become feared when it is proposed with the United States?
Boris Johnson’s resignation speech: ‘It is not too late to save Brexit’
Thank you Mr Speaker for granting me the opportunity to pay tribute to the men and women of the Foreign…
The duty of England and the American crisis
On the outbreak of the American Civil War, the magazine opposed the rest of the British press and supported the North against the slave-owning South.
Welcome to Spectator USA
Introducing a new website from the world’s oldest weekly magazine
Vladimir Putin is innocent until proven guilty in the Russian spy case
The apparent chemical attack on a former Russian double-agent and his daughter in an English cathedral city could be straight…
Trump vs Trump
It’s easy to see why Donald Trump gets angry. He is presiding over a robust economy, growing at the fastest…
Donald Trump’s interview with Piers Morgan: full transcript
PM: Mr President, how are you? DT: I’m good thank you, Piers. PM: It’s been a while! DT: It has,…
Where Trump succeeds
Among the many new political maladies of our age, one has been left largely undiagnosed. This is Trump Derangement Syndrome,…
