Daniel Gullotta
Daniel Gullotta is a historian of American religion and a PhD candidate at Stanford. He tweets at @DanielGullotta
Opiate for the leftists
How Wokeism tries (and succeeds) at filling a religion-shaped void within the American left’s psyche
The Second Coming of George W. Bush
The public image of the 43rd President of the United States has undergone a surprising revival
What can Never Trump learn from the nineteenth century’s Free Soilers?
The pre-Civil War era contains plenty of lessons for contemporary politics
Bungs, bears and barges
Two decades of extraordinary experiences in the Ukrainian capital
It’s a wrap
London seems like a brave new world after touching down from Venice
Khan needs to “have a word” with himself
Women’s rights deserve more than a PR campaign
What’s behind that enigmatic smile?
The author of a new novel about the Mona Lisa explores the history of the world’s most famous painting
Keir the Coaster
The Labour Party’s craven leadership will leave the electorate guessing when voting starts
Use your words, Will
The feminist fix: Smith’s rationale is too close for comfort for many survivors of domestic abuse
Why won’t liberals tell the truth about immigration?
The British left want open borders — but won’t admit it
Children’s mental health crisis
Using our kids to virtue signal adult politics fuels anxiety and depression
Trans activist makes a fuss without facts
Trans people in the UK have all the same rights, and a few more besides
Dinner in the Bloodlands
Belarus Free Theatre brings moral complexity to the table