Setting the Record Straight about “Settler Violence”
A grave problem, wildly exaggerated.
February 27, 2026
The Sordid Tale of Britain’s Family of Celebrity Nazi-Loving Aristocrats
The Mitford sisters.
Last year, a miniseries aired about the Mitford sisters, the six daughters of the well-bred English aristocrats David and Sydney Mitford-Freeman, who gained much celebrity and notoriety in the 1930s and 40s. Most famous was Unity, who proclaimed herself a fascist, moved to Germany, and entered Hitler’s inner circle. There was also Diana, who had an extramarital affair with Oswald Mosley, leader of the British fascist party. The parents themselves were drawn in the same direction until World War II made their views too socially inconvenient. Clare McHugh wasn’t impressed by the miniseries, but she was by a recent biography of Sydney:
February 27, 2026
The Campaign to Punish the Gaza Humanitarian Fund for Feeding Palestinians
International do-gooders said nothing when twelve volunteers were murdered.
School Choice Reflects America’s Fundamental Values
Freedom of religion—and to raise children as one sees fit.
The Sordid Tale of Britain’s Family of Celebrity Nazi-Loving Aristocrats
The Mitford sisters.
The Last Saudi Arabian Jew Has Died
The story of David Shuker and a forgotten Jewish community.