Life & Arts coverage from Spectator USA
The NYT and the triumph of narrative journalism
Reactions to Trump have unveiled truths far greater than any lies he has told
Inside the damaged web of Ghislaine Maxwell’s family
Clinton advisers, tech executives and a media titan
What woke journalists are calling ‘nonbinary fashion’ we used to just call ‘clothes’
Outfits countless teenagers have worn for decades are suddenly a symbol of sexlessness and ‘queer’ identity
Another birthday has got me down, but the alternative is being dead
I’ve never felt younger, but I have to stop giving advice to people
How Google’s tunnel vision cost us all
The company was so singularly obsessed with beating Facebook at its own game that it missed broader trends that were about to rattle the industry
The Spectator, the oldest magazine in the world, to launch US edition
It’s only taken 191 years. Subscribe now before we change our minds
The embarrassment of Fredo Cuomo
When in doubt, start shouting about racism and watch your opponents wilt and wither
We need to save white teenage boys from memes
Memes are seducing them from a progressive society that only wants to shape them into acceptable adults
Titania McGrath’s Edinburgh Fringe show is the most important live event since the Women’s March
Titania McGrath: Mxnifesto at the Edinburgh Fringe reviewed
Jeffrey Epstein and American carnage
The sex offender’s death will not end conspiracy theories about his activities but provide them with additional life
The Bermans of America
David Berman used language as an instrument and as a tool, abhorring his father's use of it as a weapon
Gun violence spills into the equestrian world
Dressage rider Michael Barisone has been charged with attempted murder after a woman was shot on his farm
Rosanna Arquette and the problem with white privilege
How is whiteness a matter of personal responsibility?
