The U.S. President has officially been declared to have “diminished faculties.” He is now dead as a candidate in November. How will the Democrats replace him, and with whom?

Falling in love with Christianity is unlikely to strengthen anyone’s faith in the ultimate value of our liberal heritage.

“When I went into journalism … it was revealed to me that I had a very poor understanding of what the world was really like.”

In high places, there is a subject that people dare not talk about, but which is on everyone’s mind: what if the whole thing ends in a gigantic fiasco?

In praise of a snobbery that strives to elevate others and rejoice in their aesthetic successes.

RTVE will switch to a movie on its main channel if the center-right PP is re-elected.

February 17th is D-Day for the censorious Digital Services Act, but insiders say that Brussels is ill-prepared to handle the caseload.

The party lost two previously safe seats while Reform Party surged.

With facts and logic speaking against the green transition, countries headed for an economic recession should urgently rethink their energy policies. 

While Azeri President Ilham Aliyev drums up support for another land grab, European aid to Armenia may come too late.

Programs centered on Mahler lead the successful offerings of Carnegie Hall and the New York Philharmonic.

“The globalist Right and the ecological extremist Left have found a common enemy: European agriculture.”