The Trump Shrug and why Republicans love it
The Trump Shrug: arms apart, hands open, palms up or facing the audience, followed by a slight raise of his shoulders. He adopts it so…
The Trump Shrug: arms apart, hands open, palms up or facing the audience, followed by a slight raise of his shoulders. He adopts it so…
Guest Writer Hamish De Bretton-Gordon asks if humanitarian issues are being submerged under the airstrikes: The world’s unlikely and tenuous military coalition is pounding ISIL…
‘Prisoners’ in America Prisoners of Geography: Ten Maps That Explain Everything About the World by Tim Marshall Scribner $26.00, 291 pages Review by Anthony J….
The Republican debate finished at 4am in the UK and was hardly the stuff to help keep even the keenest political junkie awake. The evening…
This week, in 2011, that we lost one of our most perceptive, often profound, occasionally obdurate, but always entertaining commentators. Christopher Hitchens died in Houston,…
By Tim Marshall Today is the 2nd anniversary of South Korea officially extending its air-defence identification zone (ADIZ) to cover a rarely seen underwater rock….
It is a peculiar habit we all share of rating things that are simply unquantifiable. Who was the greatest heavyweight boxer, the most accomplished artist,…
David Waywell responds to readers’ comments and Twitter debate about his previous piece criticizing the proposed ban on Donald Trump visiting the UK. I never write…
I was waiting at a bus stop in Manchester the other day when a gleaming new Range Rover worth more than my entire existence drove…
This week marks the 67th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. ‘The Universal Declaration of Human Rights & The Responsibility To Protect: Pantomime…