Press-pool stew
Plus: Kimmel-suspension backlash sweeps Hollywood
United kingdom
Friday
Thursday
The Facebook police come calling
An American cancer patient was visited by British police over a comment on social media
Saturday
Britain’s war on free speech is worse than you think
Speech is the enemy, it seems, and it must be suppressed
Thursday
The death throes of free speech in Britain – and its opponents
Politicians shouldn’t be allowed to turn the birthplace of liberty into its charnel house
Monday
J.D. Vance: proconsul to Britain?
In Britain, as with Washington DC, American leaders are now saving localities from too much self-rule run amok
Thursday
Does Trump’s handshake deal with the EU put America first?
Of course, in Trumpworld, trade-offs don’t exist. There’s no downside, no losing. There’s only ‘winning’
Monday
Candace Owens: on the Macron lawsuit, anti-Semitism and Trump
Bits from Candace Owens and Freddy Gray’s interview
Tuesday
The Spectator and Douglas Murray win UK defamation claim
The videos Mohammed Hegab publishes are ‘at least as reputationally damaging to him’ as Murray’s article, a judge found
Monday
Ann Coulter: On immigration, Trump 2.0 and the Epstein Files
Bits from Ann Coulter and Freddy Gray’s interview
Sunday
Did Trump win the US-EU trade negotiations?
It is easy to admire Trump’s negotiating tactics. But that doesn’t mean that the US will end up being the big winner from higher import tariffs
Monday
Europe’s favorite novelty is causing pile-ups in the US
The irksome traffic circle – or, yeesh, ’roundabout’ – is quickly taking root
Friday
J.D. Vance’s summer plans in the Cotswolds, the ‘Hamptons of England’
The VP is looking to stay in the Cotswolds at around the time of the state visit
Thursday
Chet Sharma: chef, DJ, PhD
The experimental culinarian is coming to New York
Wednesday
Is Britain’s Rachel Reeves the new Hillary Clinton?
The British Chancellor of the Exchequer’s display of emotion has an American precedent
Monday
Democrats want federally mandated infanticide
The US left wishes to mirror the UK, where infanticide is set to be the law
Tuesday
Trump’s revolution is coming to the UK
What I learned from debating at Oxford and Cambridge
Wednesday
J.D. Vance is wrong about Britain and America’s relationship
It’s not ‘reciprocal’ – the US controls the British economy
Monday
MobLand is a disappointment
In its apparent lack of interest in risk-taking, it represents streaming ‘content’ at its least inspired
Friday
Why does Britain think it can censor Gab?
The British media regulator has threatened the app with $20 million in fines for failing to police speech
Thursday
‘I had two jobs: to run the country and to survive’: an interview with President Trump
POTUS on his second term, Nixon, Ukraine — and the tush push
