No one in Jefferson’s day suspected the contradiction between commerce and education
Republics have never lived by the commercial principle alone
Society
Tuesday
Friday
Tucker Carlson: ‘We aren’t very good at talking about death’
The Fox News host on the media, Trump, Biden and the theological implications of the current crisis
Thursday
Our brave journalists
In an uncertain time, the media falls back on the thing it knows best: dividing people
Wednesday
Do Democrats really need Joe Biden to stay alive?
A look ahead to America’s first hologram presidency
Tuesday
Celia Walden: the birth of ‘corona kissing’ in LA
For germaphobe Angelenos the coronavirus is scarier than a waiter coming at you with a breadbasket
Monday
Skype dates are the latest COVID-19 nightmare
Coronavirus forces meet-cutes into the digital realm
Friday
The Spectator’s guide to video conference etiquette
The video call is digital Darwinism: make sure you aren’t the silenced
Tuesday
The brothers Cuomo
A live TV debate about who mom loves more
Panic among the pigeons
Moral intoxication, like the physical variety, is regularly followed by a hangover
Monday
The American media is in a Chinese finger-trap
Outlets shilling for the PRC fully deserve to be dubbed ‘enemies of the people’
Sunday
How media outlets are coping with coronavirus
Most of the media is working from home
Wednesday
Jim Antle out at the American Conservative
One of America’s best magazines loses one of Washington’s finest
Monday
Twitter is manipulating the election
Context is everything
Monday
What’s the real reason for Chris Matthews’s MSNBC exit?
If MSNBC didn’t care about Matthews’s alleged transgressions in 2017, why would they care now?
Tuesday
MSNBC’s dreamworld Democratic party
The network’s trouble with Bernie reflects a larger battle for the soul of the left
Monday
Ganging up on Israel
To paraphrase Mark Antony in Julius Caesar, the evil that men tweet lives after them, while the good is oft interred with their bones
Why Harvey Weinstein cried on the phone to me
Morally he’s guilty as hell, and legally too, now. But I’m not sure about the rest
Monday
Why the media wants you to forget about Michael Avenatti
Avenatti became a media celebrity far beyond the cable news screen
Sunday
The biggest problem with today’s writers? Mediocrity
Fear is only part of the equation
Monday
Progressive Twitter celebrates Rush Limbaugh’s cancer diagnosis
How much must leftists be hurting to take delight in such a thing?
