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Taki Among the Royals
Taki
March 3, 2026
The stupidity and sleaze of the British great and good are breaking into the open.
Very Early It Was Too Late
Theodore Dalrymple
March 1, 2026
The ghosts of ghosts are the only remains of yesteryear’s glamor.
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Peter Tonguette
March 1, 2026
Wearing windbreakers during winter suggests a certain disconnection from reality.
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The Future Is Bad Bunny
Andrew Day
February 13, 2026
Conservatives must offer something better.
I’m Already Over the Winter Olympics (And They Just Started)
Spencer Neale
February 12, 2026
Why I, along with other Americans, am struggling to get excited about the 2026 Winter Games.
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Some people’s suffering is more enjoyable than others’.
The 80-Yard Run
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February 3, 2026
So long to Irwin Shaw, William Shakespeare, college football, and all that.
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Peter Tonguette
February 1, 2026
When the winter weather worsens, what else is a writer to do?
Short Shrift for Shakespeare
Theodore Dalrymple
January 26, 2026
The moral midgets at London’s National Theatre are ruining art to score political points.
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Nora Kenney
January 24, 2026
A movie about the Bard’s family life becomes a celebration of the quirky girl.
Taki’s Dinner Date
Taki
January 20, 2026
Here is the dream team for a big night in the city.
Snow Drifts
Peter Tonguette
January 18, 2026
We can ignore the accumulating problems of this world—or shovel our way out.
Time to Get Paranoid About Androids?
Steven Tucker
January 15, 2026
Our coming AI future may not be apocalyptic, but it sure looks strange.
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