Adrian Wooldridge

When it comes to reshaping culture, a single victory, however lopsided, is not the end of the war.

A second Trump administration looks like a disaster for the region. It might also—finally—shake the continent out of its torpor.

When it comes to reshaping culture, a single victory, however lopsided, is not the end of the war.

When it comes to reshaping culture, a single victory, however lopsided, is not the end of the war

American voters rejected the culture warriors of the left when they picked Donald Trump. But don’t imagine those views won’t still be very powerful in 2044.

It is easy to conclude that the woke revolution met its Waterloo on Nov. 5. The Republicans ran the most unwoke man in America for the presidency and were amply rewarded for it.

Productivity is falling in the most important parts of the knowledge economy. Here’s how to boost it.

When it comes to reshaping culture, a single victory is not the end of the war

It is easy to conclude the woke revolution met its Waterloo on Nov. 5. The Republicans ran the most unwoke man in America for the presidency and were amply rewarded for it.

The Conservatives are increasingly hopeful that this will be a one-term Labour government.