Before his death last week, writer Christopher Hitchens sat down for a final interview with fellow atheist Richard Dawkins for British publication New Statesman. Obviously, their skepticism about ...

Writing in his memoirs, Hitch-22, of the numerous perils that he has faced as a reporter around the globe in places as various as Afghanistan, Northern Ireland and Beirut, Christopher Hitchens ...

The Buchanan-Hitchens interview that Dan posted brings back such a welter of memories and nostalgia. To see the then youngish Hitchens make a cutting “lying us into war” barb about John F. Kennedy!

In this week's episode, writer at large Jamie Kirchick sits down with famous author, atheist, columnist, and intellectual Christopher Hitchens. Kirchick visited Hitchens at the author's home in ...

More exclusive extracts from Hitchens's final interview. By George Eaton Richard Dawkins’s interview with Christopher Hitchens, which can be read in full in the Christmas issue of the New Statesman ...

LONDON — "The country is finished. It can't be rescued and nobody wants to rescue it," Peter Hitchens, renowned journalist, author and broadcaster, tells me. "The country is dead. All attempts to ...

With barely two months left to live, Christopher Hitchens gave one last interview, to fellow atheist Richard Dawkins, taking the opportunity to bash the Catholic Church and totalitarianism. In the New ...

What is it, finally, that divides the believer from the atheist? The question comes to mind in observing renowned atheist Christopher Hitchens endure, in full public view, metastatic esophageal cancer ...

Christopher Hitchens took on religion, totalitarianism and his own legacy in his final interview. Hitchens spoke with fellow atheist Richard Dawkins in October, two months before his death last Friday ...

Christopher Hitchens has a widely discussed piece in the Weekly Standard reminding us why we’re in Iraq, and wondering why the President is struggling to convince the nation that Casey Sheehan did ...

Peter Hitchens believes the metaphor for his life is an unpopular sixties chocolate bar. The Mail on Sunday columnist, who later this year will mark 50 years as a journalist, met me in an Italian deli ...