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2 days ago | 
beaconfinancialtraining.co.uk | Brendan O’Neill
The two men who put together the Mortgage Industry Mental Health Charter (MIMHC) have organised a charity ball for later in the year that will be open to
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1 month ago | 
thespectator.com | Colin Freeman |Freddy Gray |Jordan Peterson |Brendan O’Neill
The Congolese chapter of Islamic State has a ruthless way of stopping outsiders reporting their presence to the authorities. Under the edicts of their founder, Jamil Mukulu, who once lived as a cleric in London, anyone who strays across them in their forest hideouts should be killed on sight. “Slaughter him or her, behead them immediately,” Mukulu once commanded.
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1 month ago | 
thespectator.com | Ben Domenech |Kara Kennedy |David Nutt |Brendan O’Neill
Back in 2023, when Joe Biden was president of the United States, there was something of a drugs scandal in the White House, when the Secret Service found a gram of cocaine in the West Wing. An investigation was launched, but while Secret Service officials trawled through their security systems and indexed “several hundred” people who entered the White House, they were unable to identify a suspect.
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1 month ago | 
thespectator.com | Jawad Iqbal |Brendan O’Neill |Teresa Mull |Mary Wakefield
Monica Lewinsky, the woman at the center of the scandal that led to the impeachment of President Bill Clinton, opened up about her journey and how America has changed in its understanding of power dynamics and owning one’s sexuality on the Call Her Daddy podcast Tuesday. Lewinsky walked through how she processed the power imbalance involved with the scandal over time. When it was happening, she didn’t think about it much. “I thought it was something it wasn’t.
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1 month ago | 
thespectator.com | Alexander Larman |Byron’s Women |Neal Pollack |Brendan O’Neill
I know that our readers have led varied and colorful lives, but I would suggest that few, if indeed any, of you have spent decades cowering under the daily terror of a fatwah imposed upon you by a totalitarian state because of a literary novel that you once wrote.
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2 months ago | 
thespectator.com | Brendan O’Neill |Andy Ngo |Andrew Kenny |Ido Vock
So Hamas has committed yet another act of depravity against the Bibas family. It said Shiri Bibas was in one of those four coffins it put on grim display in Gaza yesterday before handing them over to the Red Cross. But she wasn’t. It was the remains of some unknown person that Hamas passed off as the mother-of-two whose return the whole of Israel has been crying out for. Truly, is there no end to the cynicism and savagery of these terrorists?
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2 months ago | 
thespectator.com | Theo Hobson |Teresa Mull |Brendan O’Neill |Mary Wakefield
This is the article I have thought about writing for years, but I have always ended up asking what would be the point. And how annoying that some people would call it “brave,” meaning shameful. I’ve always earned a lot less money than my wife. There, I’ve said it. Is that still a big deal these days, a difficult thing to admit? Yes and no — and the ambiguity is rather interesting. Our culture claims to be liberated from old stereotypes about gender roles. But is it hell.
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2 months ago | 
thespectator.com | Charles Lipson |Douglas Murray |Ben Domenech |Brendan O’Neill
With Donald Trump moving so rapidly on so many fronts, it is hard to grasp the big picture. What are his overriding goals, politically and electorally? What has he already accomplished? Here is a summary in case you are keeping score. Trump has done more in a few weeks than any president in history. He took office with a coherent, detailed program and control of Congress (though a very narrow majority in the House). He is acting swiftly before his political capital dissipates.
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2 months ago | 
thespectator.com | Gavin Mortimer |Brendan O’Neill |Arieh Kovler |Teresa Mull
Washington, DC has been struck with DoGE (Department of Government Efficiency) fever — just as everyone started getting over the bugs they all caught at from Trump’s inauguration. Elon Musk and his gang of twenty-something whiz kids are making their mark across the federal government, starting with USAID, which Musk has repeatedly criticized in strident terms as being the core of the corruption he’s seeking to root out.
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2 months ago | 
thespectator.com | Brendan O’Neill |Arieh Kovler |Teresa Mull |Jonathan Sacerdoti
While some Fortune 500 companies are dropping DEI programs like hot cakes, many in the Democratic Party are not so eager. Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett, who was almost the official face of the House Democrats’ messaging, has been taking her message that “mediocre white boys” are the ones complaining about DEI to the airwaves of cable news.
