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When Benjamin Franklin left Paris in 1785, after nearly nine years as the American emissary to France, King Louis XVI…
When I was growing up, the most German sentence imaginable was: “We’ve lost two world wars and we’re proud of…
This Labour government loves rules. Fiscal rules, stability rules, investment rules, immigration rules and rules restricting protests: this government’s first…
Sheer ignorance, fed by malign intent, historical prejudice and mutual misunderstanding, is often the crucial spark that ignites simmering international…
Juries are an archaic and inefficient feature of Britain’s collapsing justice system. They survive only in some English-speaking countries as…
Earlier this year, the Trump administration reversed the convention that nobody would be snatched by immigration and customs enforcement, or…
Both sides of the political aisle are misleadingly bleak about the state of the American worker.
After three years of doing essentially nothing to address the rise of generative AI, colleges are now scrambling to do…
“How do we maintain the rage?” Sussan Ley asked in parliament last week.The opposition leader was speaking to a motion…
Brussels regulated first and asked questions never, among other reasons.