Renewable Woke: welcome to ‘nightmare’
When my lads were little, they liked watching Lamb Chop’s Sing-Along. Invariably, the characters ended the show by singing The Song That…
Dying for attention: murderous TikTok trends
The youth have always craved attention. It is a natural part of growing up, feeling out one’s place in the…
How Stacey Abrams blew it
Atlanta, Georgia “Ms. Abrams, public opinion polls in our state show support for the right to abortion, Medicaid expansion and…
Scoop: FBI warns local parties of election interference from foreign actor
Shortly before Tuesday’s midterm elections, the FBI warned multiple US state political parties of possible foreign election interference, sources tell…
Greta and her green-communism
Many breathed a sigh of relief when Greta Thunberg announced she was not going to attend COP 27 Climate Change…
Braverman chooses Jenrick to be her shield
Suella Braverman didn’t come to the Commons to answer the Urgent Question that her Conservative colleague Sir Roger Gale had…
Why Trump jumping in early would be a mistake
Donald Trump is expected to announce that he is running for president again next week on November 14, according to…
Australia’s Amsterdam moment
The new film Amsterdam from David O Russell tells of an almost forgotten moment in American history when, in 1933, a group…
Meloni Derangement Syndrome
Before her election as Italian Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni faced accusations day in and day out that she was a…
Matt Hancock’s taxpayer-serviced Aga
For the first time since Covid, it’s the question all of Westminster is asking: where is Matt Hancock? Within the…
The debt ceiling battle lurking after the elections
Though many pundits may not be able to see past Tuesday’s midterm elections, as soon as the voters decide which…
How worried are the Democrats about the US midterms?
‘There are two things that are important in politics,’ said the 19th century senator Mark Hanna. ‘The first is money…
Bright green: the case for eco-optimism
Of all the world leaders at the Cop27 summit today, I suspect Rishi Sunak will be one of the least…
Would a lower foreign aid target be so bad?
Whatever happened to David Cameron’s promise to spend 0.7 per cent of GDP on foreign aid? Amid much criticism, it…
Is it too much to expect the Home Secretary to obey the law?
As Home Secretary, on the whole, you’ll want to stay on the right side of the law, right? I mean, you’re in charge of the…
Republican support for Ukraine is fading
There is much that is uncertain about Tuesday’s elections, but it seems all but certain that the GOP will take…
Stand up for Australia
I have been involved with the Australian Monarchist League for many years now, but when I stepped up as Campaign Chairman of…
Chris Luxon: where is National in the fight for free speech?
Minister of Justice Kiri Allan confirmed on Sunday, after almost a year of silence on the issue, that the proposed…
Climate policy: driving us in the wrong direction
In the not-too-distant future, the climate policies of the Albanese government will become untenable. Why? Because these policies are based…
Renewables-only is naked ideology
Daniel Andrews has ripped away renewable energy’s cloak of economic and engineering respectability. Unveiling his new energy policy for Victoria…
How many Russians have fled?
Ever since the war in Ukraine started there have been reports about Russians emigrating, either fleeing conscription or simply dismayed…
How I kept my inner rage against our Dear Leader
What I learned during 200+ days of Victoria’s Covid lockdown
Risk aversion and the failure of our emergency services
The litany of errors in the emergency services’ response to the Manchester Arena attack has been widely detailed this week,…
The FBI will face a reckoning after the midterms
It is said that towards the end his life as he sank into dementia, Maurice Ravel was tormented by the…
Will this election finally be the end of Betoism?
Democrats across the country should be grateful for what Republicans are about to do: rid them of a nagging disease…
