World’s End, and Then Some | The American Spectator
The Murder at World’s EndBy Ross Montgomery(William Morrow, 323 pages, $31)British writer Ross…
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America’s Urban Guerillas | The American Spectator
It is unlikely that many of the protestors and agitators — paid and unpaid — on the streets of…
College of Cardinals To Meet Annually Under Pope Leo…
Pope Leo XIV has summoned a second consistory of the College of Cardinals, scheduled for late June.…
The Captor Who Fell Silent | The American Spectator
Many news organizations carried the story of the release of Bar Kuperstein two years after he had…
America’s Cultural Chasm: Family v. Individualism | The…
The future of humanity rests not upon government, but with the family.A principle that is as bold as…
I Have a Knack for Divination | The American Spectator
I’m not going to feign a modesty that, like all writers, I lack. I’m pleased to quote myself:…
A Bag of Rocks for $400,000? | The American Spectator
On a social media site the other day, someone posted a single sentence to the effect that he’d tried…
Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s Utopian Future? | The American…
Utopia awaits in New York City. Karl Marx has been reincarnated, in spirit if not life, as newly…
Exit the Hollywood Women, Part 2 — Kathleen Kennedy |…
I was never much of a Star Wars fan. I was a devoted Star Trekker — original show and films only,…
The Inevitable Result of Government’s Addiction to…
“You know, I’ve seen a lot of people walkin’ ’round /With tombstones in their eyes …But the pusher…
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