Freddy Gray is a Deputy Editor at The Spectator. He focuses on a range of topics including government and politics, elections, and public policy, while also exploring themes related to culture, society, and spirituality. Freddy's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Daily Mail, The Telegraph, and The Evening Standard.
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It is my solemn duty to report that, as ever in Trumpworld, the news zone has flooded and we are paddling through a reality-bending time loop.
By: Freddy Gray
Tuesday 4 August could prove to be a turning point in American political history. If Democratic primary voters in Michigan choose Haley Stevens, a moderate, as their Senate nominee, the party establishment should stagger on, perhaps up to and beyond...
My father and I would often read his columns aloud to each other and laugh ourselves into fits. That was Rod’s sublime talent
Rod Liddle got me into journalism. We always had The Spectator lying around the house when I was young. I soon learned to turn to him first, as most good readers of the magazine do. My father and I would often read his columns aloud to each other...
Scott Bessent’s talk of a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz has lifted markets – arguably far more than Trump’s wild remarks on social media
The most important American in the world right now might not be Donald Trump. It could be Scott Bessent, the Treasury Secretary, who is exercising America's financial muscle in highly interesting ways across the world.
So, at time of writing, it looks as if voters don’t want to cancel Thanksgiving – on balance, at least. Come November, however, few Democrats will be expressing gratitude for their party’s vote-tabulation systems. Francesca Hong, it seems, will not...
By: Freddy Gray
So, at time of writing, it looks as if voters don't want to cancel Thanksgiving – on balance, at least.
According to the prediction betting markets, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is now favorite to be the Democratic nominee in 2028
According to the prediction betting markets, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is now favourite to be the Democratic nominee in 2028. Given that the Democrats are strongly expected to win back the presidency, that suggests the 36-year-old congresswoman from...
