Fact check: are the NYT’s experts right about UK immigration?
It looks like the British public are far more in tune with the realities of immigration than the so-called experts advising the US paper of record
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Friday
Thursday
The strange death of England
This is what it looks like when you lose
Tuesday
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor should ignore Congress
The Crown has punished him – it does not need Washington’s intervention
Tuesday
Why Trump is freezing out Five Eyes allies
To the White House, the alliance is a nest of ‘deep-state’ vipers
How America fell in love with the G&T
The gin and tonic has finally conquered the land of vodka sodas and zero-calorie seltzers
Wednesday
Will the Andrew formerly known as prince appear before Congress?
Being summoned by the House Oversight Committee is one of many embarrassing details around the ex-prince’s downfall
Tuesday
The sinister rise of Churchill revisionism
The attack on the great British leader is connected to calls for the West to rip up the postwar international order
Monday
Trump takes on the British disinformation complex
The resignations over the weekend of two of the BBC’s highest executives are major victories for the President
Thursday
What the UK can learn from Trump’s second term
The British in Washington, who were horrified in 2016, seem energized by Trump’s example this time around
Wednesday
King Charles will make a splash at US-250
As in 1976, the British royal family hopes to promote the ‘Special Relationship’
Prince Andrew finds refuge in video games
The disgraced former prince is living in digital exile
Michael Heath on 75 years at The Spectator
The magazine’s longtime cartoonist speaks
Tuesday
Britain’s MAGA moment is coming
Like J.D. Vance and Donald Trump, in an age of immediate media, Nigel Farage’s great weapon is that he is human
Friday
Do Jews have a future in Britain?
The nature of anti-Semitism means that it is ever-present, always under the surface. And it has been allowed to fester in Britain
Friday
Press-pool stew
Plus: Kimmel-suspension backlash sweeps Hollywood
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’
