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Hello, it’s me, your Gen X auntie who spends too much time online. I regret to inform you that I’ve been on a journey and, like Hermes bringing information from the underworld to mortals, I am here to tell you about the poor, unfortunate lost souls I’ve become aware of against my will. They have
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There’s a difference between living and existing
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Here is my list of things I’ve been fantasizing about getting for Christmas, in no particular order: encyclopedia set, piano, record player, landline. In other words, I want 1989 for Christmas. I’m yearning for an analog world. For tactile experiences. Cool piano keys I can stumble over. Encyclopedias I can flip through, getting lost in
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The MAGA agenda will only succeed if Americans feel material relief
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Most Americans have more in common with Charlie Kirk than with the alleged shooter or the elites making excuses
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If we aren’t dead inside already, tech is doing its best
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The larger concern isn’t domestic equity – but China
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It does not help that everything is political nowadays. Everything
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When slashing the government means firing a disaster coordinator in Alaska, you start to wonder if MAGA has its priorities in order
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I’ve lost old friends over his ‘salute’
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It’s astonishing how much snot such a small creature can produce
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You can’t be openly hostile to men for two decades and expect to retain the male vote
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This week: welcome to Planet Elon. We knew that he would likely be a big part of Donald Trump’s second term, so it was unsurprising when this week Elon Musk was named – alongside entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy – as a co-leader of the new US Department of Government Efficiency, which will look at federal government
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I still feel politically homeless, only it’s different: I don’t know which candidate terrifies me more
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Pets are woven into the fabric of your life — but more than that, your life revolves around them
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Freddy Gray is joined by Bridget Phetasy, comedian and Spectator World columnist. They discuss whether everyone is suffering a bit of election, and Trump fatigue – including Trump himself. They also cover Putin trolling America, and Bridget gives her predictions for the upcoming presidential debate.
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No one has learned anything
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We are ruled by criminals and Olds
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It will affect your kids for the rest of their lives
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One sure sign of a great father: if he’s even aware of him at all, he’s unimpressed by Andrew Tate
