My nearest Giant Catholic House of God, the Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King in the northwest English city of Liverpool, has just received Grade-I Listed Status from the U.K. government as a piece of nationally ...

The Week’s Most Secret Epstein Tapes, Autism Causes Rapes, and Racist Nintendo Apes Headlines WALLACE AND VOMIT What are the key diagnostic signs of autism? A love of routine, an inability to express emotion, social ...

We are finally reaching the fag end of annual Pride Month this June—but don’t worry, despite its name, it’ll still continue limping on throughout the next two remaining months of summer, too. And then the following four ...

The Week’s Most NATO-Free-Ride, Uranium-Tries-to-Hide, and Disney-Child-Bride Headlines PAY-PER-SOLDIERS As President Trump arm-twists NATO members into spending 5 percent of their GDP on annoying ayatollahs, Great Britain ...

The Week’s Most Poo-Down-the-Throat, Child-Suicide-Note, and Greta-in-a-Boat Headlines NON-PC PURSUITS In our brave new multiculti world, we are always being sermonized upon the importance of “inclusion.” So it is hard ...

Living between France and Britain, I am struck both by how different and how similar they are, the differences obvious and the similarities underlying. Chief among the underlying similarities is the imperative need for, and ...

The new Joe Biden book, Original Sin, detailing the Democrats' conspiracy to deceive Americans about the carcass of a man sitting in the Oval Office, brought back warm memories. I really enjoyed that debate. So I'm ranking ...

Here's an economics lesson that belongs in the textbooks. Student loan debt soared to more than $1.5 trillion during the Biden presidency, and the response by Washington was to "forgive" hundreds of billions of these unpaid ...

Last month, President Donald Trump proudly announced, "Liberation Day! ... The day American industry was reborn!" Reborn because of his tariffs, which he called, "the most beautiful word in the dictionary." This is just ...

No one likes to be swindled, even if only of a sum easily affordable to him, for it is a personal humiliation. One has been taken for a fool. Recently, I wanted to book online a room in a hotel in a city in the South of ...

The Week’s Most Papal-Votey, $1,000-Notey, and Gonna-Need-a-Bigger-Boaty Headlines KARMELO: NEITHER CALM, NOR MELLOW The ongoing online fundraiser for accused black teenage knife-killer Karmelo Anthony has now raised more ...

The Week’s Spermiest, Pink-Wormiest, and Clearly-Made-Up-Termiest Headlines PC LANGUAGE As we all know, it’s always better to flick the arm with an old banana: Artificial intelligence proves it. A new investigation has ...

The Week’s Most Nappy, Crappy, and Meals-That-Are-Happy Headlines PAMPERED INFANT Given that the age of criminal responsibility in the U.K. is 10 years old, shouldn’t it be illegal to prosecute a baby there? Not when said ...

How is it possible to “sexually harass” a statue? You’d have to ask Dublin City Council, who have just declared an innovative new experiment in protecting a supposedly “vulnerable” local sculpture from getting her ...