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Jim Geraghty of National Review Online ponders one of the stranger stories emerging from the Trump family. You probably haven’t heard of the “Flamingo Revolution,” and the odds of you…
Andrew Stuttaford writes for National Review Online about a former German leader’s lingering impact on European life. The reckless, arrogant and narcissistic decision by Angela Merkel, Germany’s second-worst chancellor, to…
Editors at Issues and Insights place the Hamas attack on Israel in context. If the most informative response to the Hamas atrocities was Victor Davis Hanson’s Twitter post on Israel’s…
Oliver Wiseman writes for the Spectator about the campaign to remove left-wing politics from investing. For more than thirty years, Scott Adams has captured the absurdity and humor of office…
Jennifer Sey writes for the Spectator about an interesting revelation about those who inject “woke” ideology into business dealings. For anyone seeking direct proof that woke capitalism is nothing but…
That’s the title of a recent peice in the Spectator by Stephen Miller. If you don’t think the left will try it, you haven’t been paying attention!
Norway appears to be blessed with a lot of such people. From a recent report in the Spectator: [T]he Norwegian public health authority has published a report with a striking…
Michael Auslin writes at Spectator USA that the pandemic prompting the rest of the world to take a new, more critical look at communist China. When President Trump publicly called…
Daniel McCarthy argues in a Spectator column that the former are no longer the latter. On the one hand, they say that the case against Donald Trump is open-and-shut: so…
In a recent Spectator article called “Lying with science: a guide to myth debunking,” Matt Ridley begins by observing that, “Pseudoscience is on the rise – and the media is completely…
Christopher Caldwell documents Old World turmoil for the Spectator. What is going on now is rather like the reverse of what happened in 1968 when Charles de Gaulle summoned la…
In yet another review of Hillbilly Elegy by J.D. Vance, the London Spectator’s Helen Dale notes that: Vance makes few policy suggestions, most of them mild. However, his account of a debate in…