Midnight ESTWhat a night it has been. With around a hundred seats left to declare, Boris Johnson and the Conservative party are on target for a majority of about 70 seats–the party’s best result since Margaret Thatcher in 1987. Their vote share will be around 45 per cent—its best since the 1970s.Labour in contrast looks […]

TAI’s Richard Aldous hosts Andrew Roberts for a discussion of his bestselling new biography Churchill: Walking with Destiny. (A lightly edited transcript from our podcast.)

A short guide to some of the best reads from the past year.

Oren Cass explains why a focus on consumption has led our economic policy astray, and how we can create a labor market that puts workers first. (A transcript from our podcast.)

A short list of things you should have read last year.

Gordon Wood illuminates the complex relationship between Thomas Jefferson and John Adams. (A transcript from our podcast.)

It was not “the so-called ‘middle of the road’ preferred by cautious politicians.”

Unpacking the Great Terror, the Holodomor, and the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact on the 100th anniversary of the Russian Revolution. (A transcript from our podcast.)

Up-to-the-minute commentary as the results trickle in.

The negotiations between the UK and the EU are as good as rigged to blow up. And if they do, the EU would be the bigger loser.