Social media: Pushing the limitsBy Tim Stanley Once more and more people recognise that social media is inherently anti-social, it can be successfully challenged Thinkers
Trump a product of obsession with celebritiesBy Tim Stanley New allegations about the US president will change little. It’s inevitable that celebrity has become part of politics Thinkers
Making the Atlantic ‘great again’By Tim Stanley UK is now defined by Starbucks and Facebook, McDonald’s and Netflix, bringing with them a whole new set of cultural values from America Thinkers
The joy of JFK conspiracy theories By Tim Stanley Had he lived, however, Kennedy might be remembered as a byword for disappointment Thinkers
Racial animosity won’t solve Africa inequality By Tim Stanley Only pragmatic policies, rather than anti-white rhetoric, can close the continent’s wealth gap Thinkers
Amid the chaos, a royal speaks with clarityBy Tim Stanley Prince Charles’ ability to talk to many religions — not just Christianity — shows the British monarchy is in safe hands Thinkers
The Left in the US, the UK are being sore losersBy Tim Stanley The people’s verdicts in the US election and on Brexit are unpalatable to liberals, so they challenge the results and democracy is poorer for it Thinkers
Left has lost its cultural appealBy Tim Stanley It’s not surprising that Trump and Farage play to parts of the US and UK abandoned by industry Thinkers
Trump has little chance of ‘doing a Brexit’By Tim Stanley The Republican presidential hopeful has certainly changed his tone — but it’s the lack of substance that’s the issue Thinkers
Hillary has help, but Trump sets the agendaBy Tim Stanley These past two weeks have proved that while Republicans and Democrats are as bad as each other, it is Republicans who have the electoral advantage Thinkers
US democracy based on racial injusticeBy Tim Stanley America’s Founding Fathers never saw blacks as full citizens. Their revolution was an assertion of their dignity as white men Thinkers
Republicans have a new Ronald ReaganBy Tim Stanley The fight could be long and awash with bigotry, but in the long-run, hope GOP bosses, they’ll end up with a candidate who is young and appealing Thinkers
The modest but radical Pope FrancisBy Tim Stanley A Catholic who recognises that his Church has faults that need fixing, the pontiff desperately wants religion to have practical meaning Thinkers
America deserves better than Clinton vs BushBy Tim Stanley If the US wants a real intellectual contest, it should start looking beyond the favoured candidates Thinkers
A holy man of peace and immense powerBy Tim Stanley It is fortunate that a charismatic transitional figure is talking about peace Thinkers
A black president couldn’t stop US race riotsBy Tim Stanley If there’s any hope for real change after the Missouri unrest, some of it may come from the right, not from the governmentThinkers
US divided as Left and Right pull apartBy Tim Stanley To place all the guilt on the Republicans is to miss the real nature of partisanship in Washington Thinkers
Boston scenes feel depressingly familiarBy Tim Stanley Twelve years after the 9/11 attacks, the US still feels threatened by enemies Thinkers
North Korea is a dangerous jokeBy Tim Stanley Kim regime could trigger a dangerous war that will drag in the US and China Thinkers
Tea Party hopefuls look hopeless By Tim Stanley Insistence of the American right on ideological purity is producing some strange Republican candidates Columnists