Life & Arts coverage from Spectator USA
Killing time in Thailand
By Day 11, I understand why my windows are sealed shut and why I am not allowed knives
Winston Churchill’s remarkable love of science
In the 1920s and 1930s he wrote articles on popular science
I’m now considered a freak in New York
A fierce dedication to family and country is now considered anathema, like having good manners or wearing a suit
Is Apple TV’s Tehran the new Fauda?
I had such high hopes for Tehran but it feels like you’re watching a video game
Why can’t we talk about the Great Barrington Declaration?
The three scientists who created it aren’t outliers or cranks, but professors at Oxford, Harvard and Stanford
The terror of choosing the wrong email sign off
Emails seem easy-going, but we’re using them for lots of work messages too
Why we should consider testing COVID on prisoners
If COVID had immediate effects (your hair instantly turned purple) we might have cracked the problem by now
Why must we ‘live with’ coronavirus?
Living with is a phrasal verb first applied, in the 17th century, to spouses
Yelp’s anti-racist social credit nightmare
The company’s ‘Business Accused of Racist Behavior’ tag is straight out of the CCP playbook
Don’t listen to the health fascists — drink up
If alcohol can be part of a healthy lifestyle, it is difficult to demonize
