Harry Potter
Braving the goblet of fire
Nick Cohen salutes J.K. Rowling, whose latest work reflects her burning sense of justice and refusal to take the easy route
JK Rowling and the Wardens of Woke
The younger Harry Potter stars made their disagreement abundantly clear with the woman who made them
David Graeber (1961-2020)
A requiem for the radical anthropologist
Optimism ain’t what it used to be
Hopeless is as hopeless does
Memoirs of a Microaggressor
Will Collins traces the aristocratic roots of the social justice warriors’ search for purity
Is the delicensing of CGTN a good thing?
Even though the Chinese English-language news channel can be pretty poisonous, Andrew Tettenborn questions whether it should be banned
Our courts must not be allowed to interfere with trade policy
New provisions in the Trade Bill run the risk of putting a serious spanner in the delicately balanced works of international trade
Round up the ordinary subjects
A free society cannot remain free if it implements the social justice movement’s bizarre ideology of vilifying ordinary people
The MAGA mob
Was it worth it?
It’s Trump’s world, and Biden only governs in it
Paul du Quenoy says there is much greater continuity in Biden’s foreign policy than the current narrative suggests
Are hanging baskets the key to community cohesion?
The party that misunderstands what hanging baskets mean to communities is already planting the seeds of its failure
Three first-rate books on maps
What about the past should and could be mapped, and how to do so, are vexed issues in cartographic studies