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Benny Morris has explained US president Donald Trump’s Iranian dilemma with characteristic clarity, but his analysis is incomplete. The decisive…

The Middle East—indeed much of the world—is currently waiting with bated breath to see whether the United States will attack…

Polling in Australia shows that support for populism has risen dramatically, to a level that has more typically been experienced…

Harvard professor Harvey Mansfield’s 1978 book The Spirit of Liberalism is a penetrating defence of liberal principles by a conservative political…

A suite of corrosive intellectual practices, often perpetrated by senior academics, have spread in some of the world’s most prestigious…

This week, we’re going to be talking about a horrible crime that took place in Tumbler Ridge, a small Canadian…

In Jean-Marc Vallée’s 2013 biopic Dallas Buyers Club, Matthew McConaughey plays Ron Woodroof, a bigoted rodeo cowboy who was diagnosed…

Written by James Huffman, read by William Laing.In 1940, Bertrand Russell was appointed Professor of Philosophy at the College of…

The Japanese rampage across Southeast Asia from 1941–42 was a remarkable military feat by any metric, comparable to the early…

Since 2017, Quillette has published essays, interviews, and investigative reports examining the gender identity debate—from rapid-onset gender dysphoria and the…

I don’t think I’ve ever seen as big of a disconnect between the scale of a crisis and the scale…

“I’m your Huckleberry,” murmurs Doc Holliday—pale, sweaty, tubercular, yet somehow still a portrait of virility. “We started a game we…