Life
Richard Dawkins: It’s hard to imagine that Leave would win a second referendum
I hate the very idea of a referendum
What you can tell about a man from his choice of underwear
I have always been suspicious of men who wear ball-huggers, as my son calls them, rather than boxer shorts
The horror of Big Porn
Why pornography apologists are wrong
No, I will not listen to the children
We live in a world that tells young people anything they feel or believe must be validated
When did Robert de Niro become such a douchebag?
His display on CNN was tragic
Is this Mencius Moldbug’s moment?
The neoreactionary blogger has resurfaced with a new essay
Cast off: how knitters turned nasty
However woke you are, it’s not good enough
Robert Hardman: My private encounter with David Cameron and the Queen
The appetite for all things royal seems insatiable
An elegy for New York
The city’s character has been irretrievably lost
WeWork is what happens when New York and Silicon Valley collide
While Silicon Valley is great at producing larger-than-life ideas fueled by a messiah complex, New York is great at producing larger-than-life people
How failed parenting caused the ‘climate apocalypse’
To activist youffs, everything is an emergency
The apotheosis of St Greta
The Thunberg phenomenon is apocalyptic religion for rich whites
My speech to the UN, by Matilda Olofsson
(If I had been allowed to give a speech to the UN)
Dear journalism students…
Here’s how to make it in the media
Joe Biden versus the internet
Can a candidate still compete electorally without significant online backing?
The semiotics of Jackass
For all the chaos on Jackass, there were no obvious consequences
If Richard Dawkins loves facts so much, why can’t he get them right?
The professor has made some deeply embarrassing mistakes in his new book
Louise Linton: why I don’t like being ‘the wife of…’
I married a politician. But my identity is not defined by my husband
The eve of the Bernie-Warren online battle
When will the social media fans of the Democrats’ leading left-wing candidates finally throw down?
The white lies of the gay press
As the gay rights battle is basically won, they whip their readers up into a rage about issues that have nothing to do with gays
Homework for the climate strikers
Does scientific evidence support the notion that ‘the Earth is dying’?
Journalistic ethics 101 with Pogrebin and Kelly
Controversial Times reporters discuss new Kavanaugh book
Andrew Yang, Asian stereotypes and the discomforts of reality
We are highly averse to even remotely acknowledging differences in group outcomes, even when it comes to positive ones
As Greta and Malala show, the children know best
The courage of the kids taking on the world
