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The Ukraine war reminds us we need it in abundance, whether we like it or not
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Larry Kudlow on cable news, converting to Catholicism and why Biden will fail
By Larry Kudlow
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Green policies have crippled Europe. They will do the same to America
By Emmet Penney
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Even after the pandemic, many Americans are sitting on the sidelines of the economy
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Augustus ruled the Roman empire from 27 BC to AD 14 and was the longest serving of the roughly seventy emperors of the Western empire
By Peter Jones
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She was missing recently from the UN. Is she due for a rebrand?
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The contours of a post-pandemic economy are becoming clear
By Joel Kotkin
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Elizabeth II was the embodiment of certain Western values close to my heart
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The luxury handbag is at odds with the TikTok age
By Kara Kennedy
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In Taiwan and Ukraine, we are at the start of a perilous new era
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The early signs are that kingship suits the new monarch
By Harry Mount
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Psephologists of the world unite: you have nothing to lose but your fibs!
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We cannot leave the most consequential decisions for humanity to be made by Moscow
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Some women are forgoing medical care entirely and giving birth at home unassisted
By Birdie Hall
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The left’s latest panic has obscured the GOP’s rising secularism
By Matt Purple
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‘Trust the science’ and all that
By Jesse Singal
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When they said ‘build your own internet,’ some conservatives took it seriously
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Why his call to arms still resonates today
By Ben Domenech
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Bureaucrats have become addicted to working (or not) from home
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Contrary to popular belief, most working women are not putting their careers ahead of love, marriage and motherhood
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Big Pharma created a vast market of addicted consumers
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Books + Arts
Mussolini’s Daughter: The Most Dangerous Woman in Europe by Caroline Moorehead reviewed
By Anne Sebba
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Faith, Hope and Carnage by Nick Cave and Seán O’Hagan reviewed
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Sunday Best: 80 Great Books from a Lifetime of Reviews by John Carey reviewed
By D.J. Taylor
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It helps to have a soft spot for life-wisdom books
By Anna Gát
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James Acaster has not stopped exploring where he might want to go
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The Whitney Museum is digging back to the dawn of American Modernism
By Mario Naves
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Leonard Baskin was not to everyone’s taste, and the feeling was mutual
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None were so dear to him as architect Louis Sullivan’s
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Amazon’s Tolkien adaptation does justice to the aesthetics as well as the ethics of his world
By Hannah Long
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If Leopoldstadt does not convince the theatergoing public, then what will?
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The movie still resonates with viewers even to this day
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Life
I think I should get an award from some marriage bureau or something
By Taki
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Our every visit is scored by songs and films and words disgorged by the world’s entertainment factory
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A usually quiet town in Connecticut finds autos roaring around the racetrack
By Teresa Mull
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He gives the order sternly, with unmistakeable undertones of regimental pride
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My Dinner with Jordan Peterson makes for a better dinner-party story than My Buddy’s Book Launch
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Ceremony comes naturally to the British; Americans are suspicious of it
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Place
Turin has an easy elegance that speaks to its role as a major center of Italian industry
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Food and Drink
He wrote about good living, which he strove determinedly — often flamboyantly — to practice
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Spare a thought, dear Americans, for the British cost-of-drinking crisis
By Freddy Gray
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Cooking for my family that night was typically chaotic
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Let’s start in Sicily, on the slopes of Mount Etna…
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And Finally
In recent years the polite convention has been to talk about mental health. Sometimes it seems that broadcasters speak of little else
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I’ve never understood why people are so shy about them
By Kara Kennedy
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