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In his new book, the author of The End of History attempts to explain how liberalism is threatened by illiberal elements on the left and right. But flaws in his analysis almost guarantee that this is not the end of the discussion.

Located on Goose Pond near Penobscot Bay, the Callahan mine left a legacy of heavy metals and PCBs in the area.

Liberalism: the great political disease on The Spectator Australia | If two years of intermittent lockdowns, compulsory masking, and all the other effects of…

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The Tories boast that it is done, but only now are the consequences of No 10’s “oven-ready deal” becoming clear.

Russias path to premodernity

The number of job adverts posted in the second week of June marked a new record level for 2022 as the labour shortage worsens

Although he contributed little to punk music, Sid Vicious remains its most famous name, and his cult has grown thanks to T-shirts and posters bearing his likeness.

Dark in the city, night is a wire...

The Russian writer Pyotr Chaadayev wrote of his country: “We have never advanced along with other people; we are not related to any of the great human families; we belong neither to the West nor to the East, and we possess the traditions of neither. Placed, as it were, outside of the times, we have not been affected by the universal education of mankind.” That was in 1829. The “riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma,” as former British prime minister Winston Churchill described R...