Meet Jon Davidson, chief of staff to the stars
Bill Clinton’s top aide doesn’t appear the slightest bit averse to using his boss’s power, fame and resources
Features
The case for cartel wars
The southern border is collapsing. The only way to reestablish it is to make war on those who actually control it
The fight among the olive trees
On the ground as fighting between Hezbollah and Israel intensifies
Biden’s base rebels over Gaza
Progressives hate Trump. But they hate Israel’s war more
Is Europe ready for Trump 2.0?
European leaders are operating as if the former president has already won, not wanting to be caught flat-footed yet again
AI and the new way of war
The killer robots are coming
Letters from Spectator readers, June 2024
Ballots, baseball and blue-collar jobs
Where to find self-esteem
God understood that the Israelites created the golden calf out of a crisis of confidence
Dads rock
One sure sign of a great father: if he’s even aware of him at all, he’s unimpressed by Andrew Tate
Pennsylvania at the polls
The Keystone State remains a powerhouse, particularly when it comes to politics
Will Cherelle Parker become the next ‘America’s mayor’ in Philadelphia?
Philly’s Democratic mayor is putting anti-crime measures at the top of her agenda
Campus unrest is coming to a city near you
The activist far left are masters at appearing innocent to people who give them passing attention
The Trump trial tedium
The plethora of cases across the country have combined to seal the former president’s hold on the GOP
The cunning of the Democrats’ lawfare
Hercules had to undertake twelve supposedly impossible labors. Donald Trump is fast catching up
A Midwest road trip
The Notre Dame stadium exudes love and respect! Just look at it! What that stadium says about the infinite dignity of man!
Why the Gaza protests are worrying
These encampments are remarkable not by their tactics but by what’s being said