Black Sunday: reckoning with October 7 a year later
In the end, our ability to hold fast may prove to be the most important weapon of all
Features
Thursday
‘Blood! Blood! Blood!’: the Battle of Fallujah twenty years on
Was it worth the price paid?
The end of the Orbán era
A rising right in Europe marks the end of the Hungarian’s outsized influence
Monday
The Democrats’ coming winter of discontent
For the people condemning ‘Genocide Joe,’ it may only be a matter of time before they set their sights on ‘Killer Kamala’
The ‘real’ Kamala
What we are witnessing in this country is a slow-motion takeover of our governing institutions by a confect of neo-Marxist forces
Kamala Harris and that new car smell
Can she define her candidacy for voters before Republicans do it for her?
Kamala shoots the moon
How did this failgirl win the prize?
The Californication of the Democratic Party
Does the rest of America want to be like the Golden State?
What did Kamala actually do to address the ‘root causes’ of migration?
‘There is no defending her record’
Everything is under (crowd) control: the evolution of riot response
Containing the mob has never been easier
How Silicon Valley fell for Trump
Tech culture and Trumpian politics are evidently having a symbiotic moment
Is there a solution to chronic absenteeism in schools?
It’s a major problem in Illinois, northern Kentucky, Houston, Texas, Michigan… everywhere
How — and why — the Democrats ignored the will of the people… again
Only the rarest breed of politician will risk his or her career for the good of the country
The power of the white woman savior complex
No one has learned anything
Is the fate of democracy truly at stake?
The deepest threat to democracy in our time comes from progressives who reject localized self-government itself
Letters from Spectator readers, September 2024
Kamala, ham and loneliness
Thursday
Safetyism and the 2024 election
If the debate exposed Biden’s frailties, its aftermath exposed why party leaders had fought like hell to keep them under wraps
Why you shouldn’t bet on elections
Everyone always laments that politics is a tough old game, but no one ever thinks of the journalists
The Supreme Court on not standing for standing
In Murthy v. Missouri , the justices were afraid of issuing a ruling unpopular with the regime and its media
Inside the parlous state of state Republican parties
In an attempt to understand what is driving the tumult, The Spectator spoke to half a dozen individuals whose political careers have revolved around their work with state parties
