The Endangered ‘Bleep’ | The American Spectator
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The South Moves Right | The American Spectator
With all the hullabaloo relating to the extraction and arrest of Venezuelan narco-dictator Nicolás…
Arctic Frost and the Constitutional Risks of Secret…
When federal prosecutors secretly subpoena the phone records of sitting members of Congress from the…
Waving Robert McNamara’s Bloody Shirt | The American…
McNamara at War: A New History By Philip Taubman and William TaubmanW. W. Norton & Co., 2025,…
Canadians Fear US Invasion After Maduro Seizure | The…
Two Canadians who specialize in foreign affairs published an op-ed Tuesday in Canada’s Globe and…
The Spectator P.M. Ep. 182: Elite Colleges Are Back on…
A growing number of job recruiters are returning to relying heavily on elite colleges to find top…
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting Died This Week…
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting announced Monday that its board has formally voted to…
A Nation That Can’t Explain 1776 Urgently Needs a Civic…
Why did the United States of America declare its independence from England in 1776?If you know the…
It’s Time for Young Conservatives to Touch Grass | The…
Politics can be an isolating, draining pursuit. Each day, there are dozens of livestreams to keep up…
Trump Rescues Venezuela | The American Spectator
If history is said not to repeat, it can be said it can resemble the past.The thought comes to mind…
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