If they can come for Lee, they can come for anybody
By Brendan O'Neill
Ireland’s political class must now make a full-throated defense of Irish sovereignty
By Brendan O'Neill
You don’t have to be a defender of Donald Trump to twig the dangers in this increasingly casual plundering of the crimes of the past
By Brendan O'Neill
The President-elect’s Irish games could seriously harm Anglo-Irish relations
By Brendan O'Neill
I really don’t think the Duke of Sussex should be pushing divisive ideas like ‘unconscious bias’
By Brendan O'Neill
There was always a whiff of desperation to the Cambridge Analytica obsession
By Brendan O'Neill
PC at the Academy Awards has become a genuine problem and a genuine threat to artistic freedom
By Brendan O'Neill
Their expertise lies in science. But how to respond their advice? That’s for politicians to decide — and for democracies to question
By Brendan O'Neill
We have created a generation lacking in resilience
By Brendan O'Neill
Harry and Meghan want to be global actors, not ‘mere’ national figures or family members
By Brendan O'Neill
The British stand-up spared no one
By Brendan O'Neill
Brits don’t take kindly to being lectured by PC Americans
By Brendan O'Neill
This is an explicit effort to criminalize political opinion
By Brendan O'Neill
If you want to cancel the votes of millions of people, you are not a moderate
By Brendan O'Neill
Is it really an assault on human rights if a woman says, ‘I don’t want to wax your genital area’?
By Brendan O'Neill
