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Ross Anderson
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Life Editor, The Spectator (World)
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Biography
Life Editor at the world edition of The Spectator Regular contributor to The New York Sun Host of 'Arguably with Ross Anderson' 2020 Tablet fellow
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Content
By Ross Anderson Verified| The New York Sun Verified Readers of my column are well aware of my skepticism around electric trucks. In June of 2023, I wrote that the options available then — notably, Ford’s F-150 Lightning — cost significantly more than their gas-powered equivalents and yet suffered severe range degradation when the weather got cold or they were towing or hauling any meaningful load.
By Ross Anderson Verified| The New York Sun Verified London has a convenient subway system, letting me get around with little hassle and expense; but even so, there are those days when I don’t want to spend the time and effort to get to the gym. So, despite sharing a one-bedroom flat with my partner, I bought the parts to make a quality, compact, but inexpensive at-home gym.
By Ross Anderson Verified| The New York Sun Verified Nomos — Germany’s best-selling mechanical watchmaker, based out of the historic horological town of Glashütte — has a bit of a split identity. If you are a German shopper, you likely buy their minimalistic, Bauhaus-inspired watches like the Tangente, Minimatik, Orion, Ludwig, Lamda, and Tetra: elegant, professional dress watches that can suit any occasion.
Company Info
The Spectator (World)
The New York Sun is a conservative news organization with a rich history that dates back to its founding on September 3, 1833. Originally launched as the first successful penny daily in the U.S., it catered to working-class readers with local news and sensational stories. The modern iteration of the Sun was revived in 2002 as a print broadsheet and transitioned to an online-only format in 2022 under new ownership. The Sun focuses on political, economic, and cultural reporting, combining straightforward news coverage with opinion pieces that advocate for conservative principles. Throughout its history, the organization has made significant contributions to journalism, including pioneering news syndication and introducing literary supplements featuring notable writers. Today, it serves a conservative-leaning audience, policymakers, and readers interested in principled editorial content.
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Founded: 1833