Jennifer Rubin’s resignation from the Washington Post is surely imminent
She would be a Potomac Joan of Arc
Society
Friday
Monday
How to know when to let friends go
I’ve been thinking a lot about friendship lately because I recently turned seventy and was considering throwing a big birthday party
The joy of politics
Does the Old Republican Establishment really believe that it can resurrect, reassemble, recreate itself and run — and win — again?
Friday
How Elon Musk changed the world
His Starship success demonstrates the importance of cheap new technology
Tuesday
How Fox Noticias could change American politics
Fox Noticias debuts today
The age of consultancy journalism
At the New York Times , the practice has been honed to a science
Thursday
CBS: from the Tiffany Network to the cheap discount bin
The network has abandoned journalist integrity for partisanship
Thursday
The rise of BlueAnon
Unhinged left-wing conspiracy theories have entered the mainstream
Inside the unlikely success of Patrick Bet-David
The YouTuber and entrepreneur has improbably emerged as one of the most prominent voices in right-wing media
Forget about the Trump assassination attempt
An incurious media memory-holes the MAGA rally shooting
The thrill of being recognized
There are writers and journalists who get public recognition all the time. Alas, I’m not one
The Basement Government
If the Washington elite had its way, every national government from now until Doomsday would be another Popular Front
Tuesday
A new era for The Spectator in America
A note from the editor about our change in ownership
Tuesday
Dyson makes headphones again… and they don’t suck
The OnTrac are a major improvement over the company’s comical first outing, but will that be enough to persuade consumers?
Monday
The power of the white woman savior complex
No one has learned anything
Why I never enjoy going on holiday
I meant to experience Beauty. Wonder. Awe and all that jouissance jazz. Instead I’m thinking: help!
Overnight in New Mexico
‘I think we can look forward to an encounter tonight, after all’
Wednesday
Politico reporter falsely accuses Fox anchor of saying ‘colored’
Playbook author Eugene Daniels misheard Brian Kilmeade saying ‘college sorority’
Thursday
My Martin Amis FOMO
London literary life in the late 1970s to the late 1980s looks from today like a lost golden age
The era of ideological, overreaching and omnipresent government
The faults and weaknesses of civilizations, like those of individuals, become more pronounced as they age