Just because Biden thinks he’s running again doesn’t mean he is
He also seems to think he was at the top of his law school class
Roger Kimball is a US columnist for The Spectator, the publisher of Encounter Books and the editor and publisher of the New Criterion.
He also seems to think he was at the top of his law school class
Maggie Haberman is mistaken to think he’s lost in the past
It says a lot that when I say ‘the Queen’ even American readers know I can mean only one person
The malignant and divisive spirit of his speech will not soon be quelled
There is a time for every wine
The soon-to-be-ex-congresswoman doesn’t care for DeSantis, Cruz or Hawley either
It wasn’t to collect classified documents
Even, according to Peter Navarro, inside his own house
From our UK edition
Hugh Johnson’s classic World Atlas of Wine, first published in the early 1970s, is now up to its eighth edition. My edition, the sixth, was published in 2007. It is 400 pages long and has exactly one page devoted to the wine of the United Kingdom. The latest edition is 16 pages longer but it, too,
After the Mar-a-Lago raid, when will the public stop standing for this?
Joe Biden is an errand boy, a figurehead, and he has outlived his plausibility
If they want to back right-wing candidates, have at it
The law professor is fighting for her job after students allege racism
The six wines that I recently had an opportunity to taste ranged from fetching to fantastic
It’s like Biden wants us to be poor
He had more élan than any prime minister since Margaret Thatcher
When can we expect the select committee to investigate the plot to assassinate Kavanaugh?
‘Old wine not only tastes better but is better for one’s health’
Netflix is just the latest casualty
Against a rampant and engorging bureaucratic Leviathan