The Spectator P.M. Ep. 173: Portland Debuts Bizarrely…
Instead of having a Christmas tree lighting ceremony, participants at a Portland celebration made an…
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From The Bacchae to the ‘No Kings’ Rallies | The…
In an ancient Greek play, a deluded woman carries the head of a Greek King onto the stage, whom she…
Hugh Sidey: The Last Honest Chronicler of the White…
It was 20 years ago on November 21, 2005, that Hugh Sidey died at age 78 while vacationing in Paris.…
When Sanctuary Policies Hit the Highway | The American…
Thanksgiving weekend ranks as the nation’s busiest travel period with an estimated 81 million on the…
America, Please Put Some Pants On | The American…
Somerset Maugham once said that the well-dressed man is the one whose clothes you never notice. U.S.…
Why Is Italy Killing Its Women? | The American…
Italy gave the world Caravaggio, Verdi, and the sort of architecture that makes tourists weep into…
Carols in a Time of Chaos | The American Spectator
And in despair I bowed my head; ‘There is no peace on earth,’ I said, ‘For hate is strong and mocks…
Erasing Old Joe | The American Spectator
Long after President Trump’s term in office ends, there will be lawfare about what he has done. When…
The Filibuster Must Be Euthanized Now | The American…
It should be obvious even to the most obtuse Republican in the Senate that the Democrats will…
Global demand, depleted U.S. stockpiles have American…
Global demand for arms in an increasingly fractious world and an alarmingly depleted U.S. stockpile…
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