Europe’s Oldest Hatred Returns Under a New Flag – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics

The resurgence of antisemitism, the rise of Islamist extremism, and the West’s failure to defend its own civilization.

A Gala of Ghouls: Joe and Jill’s Planned Parenthood Lovefest – The American Spectator | USA News...

In one of my Cold War courses, I show students a documentary dramatization of the lavish feast hosted by Joseph Stalin and his Bolsheviks for their new Nazi cronies after mutually invading and...

The Spectacle Ep. 482: Apple Homeview: The Device You Don’t Want or Need – The American Spectator |...

Apple released a new commercial promoting their Apple Homeview product, and in turn became one of the worst ads ever created. Apple has introduced HomeView https://t.co/0E6uUKj7Q5 https://t.co/vYzZ...

Call Her Daddy Ex-Host Reveals That She Had an Abortion, and That It Was Awful – The American...

On Thursday, Call Her Daddy ex-host Sofia Franklyn revealed for the first time that she had an abortion. The revelation came via an excerpt of her forthcoming book published in Vanity Fair. Franklyn...

The Weekend Spectator Ep. 63: Riots in France, the Natural Hotbed of Marxism – The American...

The West has been under attack by both radical Islam in the East and secular Marxist leftism in the West. This past weekend, we saw a major escalation in France as riots erupted in Paris. (READ MORE:...

America’s Best of Times, Worst of Times: Can Adam Smith Save the Future? – The American Spectator |...

Americans enjoy unprecedented prosperity, yet debt, declining confidence, and growing government threaten the nation’s future. A return to free-market principles may be the answer.

Poland’s Enemies, Foreign and Domestic – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics

On Oct. 18, a drone exploded in northern Lithuania, triggering the latest regional alarm in a conflict that, as of this writing, might mercifully be reaching its conclusion. Regional government...

Democrat’s Double Standard – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics

What’s the Matter With Kansas (the Senate Race, That Is)? – The American Spectator | USA News and...

Republicans face a challenging situation as they enter the November midterms. President Trump has a historically low approval rating, and unless there's a massive polling error, Democrats will regain...

Living in Fear – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics

I have reached full-scale terror. I get fearful when heavy rain falls here in our glorious Los Angeles. I am scared when there is thunder. Above all, I get fearful when I have a low balance in my...

France Should Export a Warning, Not Its Tax Ideas – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics

French economist Gabriel Zucman has come to California bearing a familiar French solution to a fiscal problem: another tax. Once based at the University of California, Berkeley, Zucman is back and...

The Many Names of Ilhan Omar – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics

While Capitol Hill may run on Zyn and Celsius, Representative Ilhan Omar apparently runs on deception and incest. Yes, dear citizen, I am talking about the story that recently came to light during...

The Political Necrophilia and Double Hypocrisy of Cenk Uygur – The American Spectator | USA News...

Thursday night, the nation was subjected to this quote-unquote bombshell... I'm intimately aware of the allegations coming out tomorrow. Very much an October surprise that will shake up a Senate race...

New Left-Wing Book Will Argue Jill Was an Awful First Lady, Beyond Hiding Biden’s Decline – The...

We all know Jill Biden was a terrible first lady, given that she hid from the country the fact that her husband had cognitively lost it. But a new book from the left argues that her awfulness as...

Feeling Minnesota – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics

Minnesota may prove that with wise candidate selection and unique local conditions, state elections can buck national trends. Republican Michele Tafoya appears within striking distance of Democrat...

Election Smorgasbord: Wedgewood’s Fake Polls, Flanagan’s Minnesota Flop, and Midterm Unrest – The...

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr recently put out a statement warning that broadcasters airing fake polls risk losing their licenses, following news that Wedgewood polling firm recently admitted that its...

The War Iran Chose: Remembering the Beirut Bombing – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics

On Oct. 23, 1983, shortly after 6:00 a.m. local time, a hijacked Mercedes stake-bed truck carrying approximately 6 tons of TNT-equivalent explosives smashed through a series of inadequate barriers...

Judge Gives Thumbs Up to Noncitizen Voting – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics

This isn’t rocket science. The only people who have the right to vote in the upcoming midterm elections — or, for that matter, any American election — are duly qualified registered voters who are...

Seven Lessons From the 1956 Hungarian Revolution for America Today – The American Spectator | USA...

Seventy years after Hungarians rose against Soviet communism, their struggle offers timely warnings about socialism and the responsibilities of living in a free society.

November’s Stark Choice: Two Visions for Justice and the Rule of Law – The American Spectator | USA...

Democrats, suffering from denial and delusion, tend to think of themselves as the guardians of the rule of law. Back in reality, nothing could be further from the case. Consider Rep. Ilhan Omar...