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Andrew Stuttaford explains at National Review Online why Great Britain is unlikely to benefit from its newest leader. Andy Burnham, the former mayor of Greater Manchester, has become the Labour…
Editors at National Review Online explore the latest British prime minister’s downfall. Keir Starmer’s decision to step down as the U.K.’s prime minister will come as a relief to many…
John Daniel Davidson writes for the Federalist about the lesson Americans should learn from Great Britain’s latest elections. Last week in Britain the ruling Labour Party suffered historic losses in…
Andrew Stuttaford poses a two-word question at National Review Online: Islamist Britain? In certain places and in certain respects, it seems, to some. Wait, wait, who says? The Financial Times:…
Chuck Ross writes for the Washington Free Beacon about underhanded actions from Democratic insiders in one midwestern state. Dan Osborn, the independent Nebraska Senate candidate who presents himself as a…
Editors at National Review Online analyze the American president’s impact on elections north of the border. Even if Canadians haven’t been taking Donald Trump literally when he promises to make…
That’s the title of Bari Weiss’s recent interview with the new leader of Britain’s Conservative Party. Because I have lots of friends and relations in the UK, I follow British…
Leif Le Mahieu writes for the Daily Wire about Jordan Peterson’s push for transparency about his upcoming bureaucratic punishment. Dr. Jordan B. Peterson said that he will move to broadcast…
Christine Rosen writes for the Acton Institute about conservativism’s critical role in addressing today’s major problems. These days, many on the right are itching for revolution. Eager to dispense with…
Andrew Stuttaford of National Review Online explores a key problem with the government push toward “net zero” emissions. Central planning is, by definition, a rejection of free markets. And that…
Andrew Stuttaford writes for National Review Online about a sad example of nanny-state government across the pond. Britain’s Conservative Party has long since adopted the role of being the nanny…
Andrew Stuttaford of National Review Online explains how Britain’s central planners are setting the stage for a repeat of a clear Cuban failure. Central planners across the Western world —…