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As soon as he had beaten Deontay Wilder last weekend, Tyson Fury gave thanks “to my Lord and savior Jesus Christ”. He said that he was going to pray for his fallen opponent. He has said that when he was recovering from depression and mental illness he “couldn’t do it on [his] own” and got down
As the Facebook outage portends, sometimes it’s good to be prepared
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The tragic case of Gabrielle Petito attracted international interest for various reasons: the mystery of her disappearance, the double mystery of her boyfriend disappearing and, perhaps most significantly, the fact that the pair had been traveling together and documenting their journey on social media. People had an almost proprietorial interest in the case. Somehow, it
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Do you ever catch yourself thinking, ‘You know, I need to spend less time in the real world and more on the internet’? If so, Mark Zuckerberg has good news for you! The Facebook founder is promoting the development of the ‘metaverse’ – a virtual reality world, or virtual reality worlds, that would allow us
The CCP now permits minors just three hours of gaming a week
Watching people’s lives spiral out of control can make people feel better about their own
The prominence of pedophilia in Sixties and Seventies thought
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An opinion columnist should have some self-awareness in life. When your job is to sit behind a laptop droning on about politics, for example, one should be very careful before casting aspersions on the mental and physical performance of one of the most decorated Olympians of all time. Simone Biles, who transcended poverty and abuse
Which one are you?
Perhaps hanging out with Jeff, Mark and the boys will help Bill Gates to get over his divorce
Conservatives often challenge progressive tactics without challenging progressive ideas
Are energy drinks the work of the Devil?
Stone Cold was foul-mouthed, sadistic and mean — and people loved him
A lot of Inside is not even attempting to be funny
While Justice Sleeps by Stacey Abrams reviewed
Everything seemed so dated
If you have lived in Bath since the beginning of the pandemic you might not have noticed the changes so viscerally
As a vegetarian on the right, I would argue that there is nothing ‘traditional’ about modern livestock production
These events have escalated to frightening, fascinating levels
It’s hard for Europeans to argue that ‘culture wars’ and ‘identity politics’ are American imports
