The billionaire media mogul bent politicians to his will and warped people’s brains with disinformation—but Trump was too much for him to handle.
Clive Irving is senior consulting editor at Condé Nast Traveler, specializing in aviation; and the author of Wide-Body: The Triumph of the 747 (Morrow).
King Charles’ first year as monarch has been distinguished by a total lack of energy and engagement. If “steady as she goes” is his mantra, it’s time for real institutional change.
Prince Andrew’s temperament, “and the way he continues to behave,” means he cannot make a royal comeback, the prince’s biographer Andrew Lownie tells The Daily Beast.
Air travel is hell but suddenly Americans want as much as they can get. Here’s why that won’t happen.
Two relics of late last-century media find themselves in unusual predicaments. How did we get here?
Royal commentators Tom Sykes and Clive Irving observe the baubles, viral moments, pictures, and words of the coronation to trace the future of the monarchy—healthy or otherwise.
The coronation is revealing a king who seems clueless about reading the mood of his people.
In the ongoing hacking lawsuit, Murdoch’s newspaper kingdom “cannot allow some of those documents to see the light of day”—but Prince Harry seems hellbent on making sure they do.
The collapse of Virgin Orbit spells probable doom for its sister company, Virgin Galactic—for one very big reason.
Meeting Ursula von der Leyen, and lending his name and castle to the new Brexit/EU agreement, show Charles does not believe that the British monarch should stay out of politics.