Life & Arts coverage from Spectator USA
The death of political cartoons isn’t funny
People used to want to laugh at magazines. They don’t now
Breakfast is the dullest meal of the day
In Britain and America, there is rarely any joy in breakfast food and that is deliberate
New York progressives want to legalize selling children
The state’s proposed surrogacy laws will rent wombs to the highest bidder
Harvard is more racist than Kyle Kashuv
The Ivies won’t apologize for discriminating against Asian Americans
This Pride, let’s celebrate shame
Few gay men are proud to have surrendered their movement to a hostile takeover by Democrats, corporations, Marxists, and racial identitarians
The Unnamable Present with Roberto Calasso
My guest is a peerless explorer of what he calls the modern ‘revolution in the human brain’
Pope Francis is wrong to rewrite the Lord’s Prayer
Don’t fiddle with scripture; just try to explain what it says
In America, we have no sense of a soccer scandal
The USWNT’s celebrations are a perfect excuse for faux outrage
Common sense is the real generation gap – just ask John Cleese
What has he done? He has Said Something On Twitter
Facebook is the world’s worst coffee house
The social media giant is bad for the press and bad for freedom
Have you been radicalized by the New York Times?
The paper doesn’t even attempt to give a fair summary of the problems it claims to be identifying
My terrifying journey into the dark heart of far right comedy
At a fascist evening, nobody was decent enough to openly express their white supremacy
Ben Shapiro on YouTube: ‘if you approach an unspecified line, you’ll be downgraded or banned’
The tech giants have chosen time and again to censor certain voices and magnify and elevate others
Steven Crowder and the folly of the internet playground
Thanks to YouTube and Twitter, we must all suffer through his juvenile spat with Carlos Maza
