The endgame: Biden’s quest for a foreign policy legacy
Dreaming about being a statesman is one thing; being one is quite another
Features
Inside the ‘next Gaza’
Fraught times on the ground in the West Bank
The classroom panopticon
America’s elite has been cowardly and conformist for too long, with effects that are only too obvious
Letters from Spectator readers, November 2024
Appalachia and assassination attempts
Inside the frazzled mind of the undecided suburban mom voter
I still feel politically homeless, only it’s different: I don’t know which candidate terrifies me more
The West faces a new type of housing crisis
Will new generations ever be able to afford a home?
The life and times of Sheldon Whitehouse, the last patrician liberal
The Scheme may not be of much interest, but it certainly tells its reader something about the man whose name is on the cover
Unpacking the race for the US Senate
When it comes to what a Trump or Harris presidency could achieve, the answer may be determined by a handful of extremely close senatorial elections
The turnout election: a tale of two ground games
Voters will determine who has the better strategy
Why Kamala Harris will lose
There will be no Covid to save Democrats this time. Nor will there be an ‘October surprise’ damaging enough to neutralize Trump
The 2024 Hobson’s choice
The 2024 election may come down to whether an electorate firmly in the acceptance stage of grief backslides into the second
