Spectator Life

The Chapel is dedicated to the 28,000 American people who were stationed on British soil and died in World War Two

It’s a bittersweet time, a nostalgic one, when we come home to our true selves

Parents are rising up, determined that their children not be critical race theory guinea pigs

What lap dances at a Kentucky high school can teach us about the modern self

It has a strangely authentic character all its own, just like its namesake

He claims we need more teacher diversity — what about the private schools where he sent his kids?

‘You’re all busted’

The state has a complex pride and history — just don’t call it anti-American

We can keep what’s best about the game while making it more sustainable and egalitarian

Dr Fauci and his media acolytes should drop the sports agony for now

Enes Kanter’s pro-Tibet protest is making people very uncomfortable

On campus, ‘right-handed privilege’ is IN and cis male contractors are OUT

Yank yearns for ye olde English sandwich

They’re dehumanizing, boring and treat you like the nanny state

A coach is humiliated for behaving badly, but maybe not every lout should be caught

Dicing in the desert

If we can agree on one thing, it should be that nature is worth preserving

Merrick Garland has instructed the FBI to mobilize against parents who oppose critical race theory in public schools

Division is the lingua franca of the national media — and Jonathan Isaac isn’t speaking it

Time to stop teaching that masculinity is toxic and start caring about our future husbands and fathers

There is a theory in Ireland that the country’s bog bodies may be the remains of failed kings, ritually killed on Samhain

A thrifty Italian is to thank for burrata