Life
A ticket to Rye
Rye encapsulates a quintessential sort of Englishness: creative yet conservative, cultural yet parochial
Sports are back — but COVID isn’t gone
‘Your linemen are right next to each other spitting in each other’s faces — there’s really no avoiding that.’
Rich people are struggling during COVID, too
The average age in the Hamptons has to be well over 50 so the Hinge market was a disappointment
When ‘j’accuse’ is just a smear
The false, malicious attacks on the Chicago Tribune columnist John Kass
Hydroxychloroquine provides temporary immunity to Don Jr’s tweets
The President’s son can’t post
The rise of homeschooling
Homeschools may no longer be old school thanks to COVID-19
Avocado angst: is there anything safe to eat?
Such is our collective eco-anxiety that there now exists a Climate Psychology Alliance
The myth of a ‘privacy-loving’ Harry and Meghan
The more hard done the Duke and Duchess appear, the more sympathy they garner from friends and allies
A different lockdown
Life in Manhattan, September 2001
The woke war on religion
A disturbing trend of attacking religious sites reveals a new intolerance
Trekking towards the future
In an economy that favors black economic empowerment, Afrikaners now struggle to find their footing
Does Facebook hold the key to the Rohingya genocide?
The nature of the deadly crackdown in Burma has made obtaining evidence a difficult task
Twitter has stolen my life
I’m a slave to my online persona. And she’s a slave to the algorithm, and we must feed the algorithm
How Corbyn’s toxic legacy continues to sabotage Britain’s Labour party
The breakdown of trust with Jews has left Labour facing potentially catastrophic legal bills
Portnoy 2024, anyone?
Barstool Sports dabbles in politics
The allure of child trafficking conspiracy theories
Why the hysteria is worth challenging
Release the Kraken
Finally a sports team name gets a good reception
How much do face masks actually help?
Despite two decades of pandemic preparedness, there is considerable uncertainty as to the value of wearing masks
Turning Point USA takes on the Academy
A financial boycott could send a message to liberal universities
The Economist should be more like Walt Whitman
The paper’s election modeling betrays an undercurrent of anxiety
Is the demise of polar bears being exaggerated?
Many of the assumptions about polar bears and sea ice have been made on the back of the animals’ decline in the Western Hudson Bay area of Canada
The Victorians were much better at cancel culture than us
These days, your enemies don’t plan on keeping your preserved remains in a jar on their desk as a reminder of their triumph over you
If a video is viral, who cares if it’s fake?
Welcome to the age of unreality
white people, stop capitalizing on your skin color
AP’s decision has upset a lot of white people (or as I like to call them ‘racists’)
Open letters have become ransom notes
Online diatribes decry a university’s shabby racial record and issue the now-standard list of demands
