Britain Can Always Get Worse
Keir Starmer is dire, but his possible replacements offer no improvement.
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Keir Starmer is dire, but his possible replacements offer no improvement.
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In the UK, favored criminals can do whatever they please—even attack policewomen with hammers.
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No one who knows me well would say that I am short on words, unable to keep up my end of a conversation, or reluctant to speak up in a group, but I sometimes wonder where I developed such verbal dexterity. Early in my educational career, I never hesitated to raise my hand in class […]
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Voters are looking for solutions to crime and disorder.
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State of the Union: The secretary of state’s address emphasized America and Europe’s shared interests.
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The cliché holds that China plans in decades while America plans in election cycles. Increasingly, though, our thinking seems to stop even sooner—around the length of a crop cycle. Not as an agricultural policy, but as a governing instinct. Soybeans are a solid proxy for how the United States deals with China: small, transactional, immediately […]
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Most visitors to Britain will probably head straight for Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London, or Shakespeare’s Stratford. But should you wander off the tourist trail, you’ll soon notice a curious abundance of Turkish barbershops. It might seem strange enough that these hairdressers are literally everywhere. Stranger still is that there’s rarely anyone in any […]
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The dysfunctions of Soviet and American interventions in Central Asia could be replicated closer to home.
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State of the Union: Declining energy prices led to better than expected performance.
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TAC staffers discuss the week’s events
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