April 2025

When slashing the government means firing a disaster coordinator in Alaska, you start to wonder if MAGA has its priorities in order

The novelist, who is eighty and suffers from cancer, was arrested at Algiers airport on November 16

America has been lecturing other nations about how they keep their own houses — if indeed they are their own — for decades

If Amazon can learn from its mistakes, our man may yet live to die another day

The inclusivity movement is now so entrenched even Trump can’t kill it off

Nothing, whether public or private, is stable; the destinies of men no less than of cities are tossed about

Don’t be surprised if, come 2032, she tries to become the first woman to break the glass ceiling. And then sings about it

A functional state puts its citizenry first

If you are unwilling to take a fistful of pills every day for the rest of your life, RFK Jr. and some medical mavericks will confirm your decision

Populist parties of both the right and left have been persecuted by the EU for at least twenty-five years

How to beat China

Bret Stephens has once again demonstrated that the Hitler wheeze, though tired, still has a bit of mileage in it

Trump came into office determined to actually govern — and in foreign policy to break with the past

Trump is likely to be blamed for the implosion of the green agenda, but its collapse long pre-dates his re-ascension

The mystery of The Spectator’s man in the Middle East

RFK has a whopper of a task