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A very English revolution
America’s revolutionary achievements were grounded in conservative constitutional thought
The treason of the tenured
University thought police demand ideological conformity in the name of academic freedom
Out and about with B1
Massaging the messages
The beautiful game?
Not if you watch it more than once every four years
Style versus substance
A Newsom candidacy could trigger a Truman-style upset
China Shock 2.0
The global economy is crisis-prone
Men without books
Teaching students to deconstruct literature impoverishes their souls
Bread, circuses and ballistic missiles
While Canberra indulges in political history, Beijing rehearses for war
What’s in a name?
And who do you trust to deliver conservative policies
Hey, big spenders
The states and territories run amok
Words that changed the world
The Declaration overturned centuries of assumptions about hereditary power and authority
Britain has a governess
Her name is Kemi
Australia’s kulaks face vicious campaign
One Nation’s surge began during 2025 election campaign
Nowak sacrificed on the altar of DEI
Antiracism is a deadly new religion
Erasing the portrait of a nation
Where have all the pre-Federation paintings gone?
We are many but we are one
Values are what unite people of vastly different ancestry and cultural practices
The good ol’ days
Universities then and now
Labour’s messiah seizes the crown
But the King of the North’s honeymoon will be brief
Chalmers’ war on capitalists
Investors are abandoning Australia
Chokepoints seldom last
They rarely achieve political goals
An American Monarch
If only the United States had been allowed to keep the King
Comrade Chalmers’ class war budget
The rhetoric of intergenerational fairness is a front for multigenerational theft
The world’s worst case of TDS
Baby, it’s cold outside
Housing daze
Chalmers seems determined to learn from Keating the hard way
Jim Chalmers is one of the most useless treasurers ever
But Finance Minister Katy Gallagher is even worse
