NATO’s post-Cold War strategy has been a disaster
The alliance is fighting for its life — and dying
Features
Wednesday
The lessons of ancient Rome’s dangerous doctors
‘I died of a surfeit of doctors,’ read one Roman funerary inscription. But where did this surfeit come from?
The rise of the lazy-girl job
Gen Zers are quite right to call time on a lifestyle that glamorizes overtime, burnout and the ceaseless rat race
How does Michael Klein do it?
He is the Rasputin of Wall Street. Just when you think he’s down and out, he pops back up and puts himself right back in the middle of things
Friday
Stuck watching the Trump show
Whatever happens, one side will judge that democracy has failed
Summer vacation fatigue
There is no proposition that carries a higher risk and lower reward than the family portrait
Inside the progressive war on the Supreme Court
The longer the spasm of investigative reporting goes on, the more desperate it sounds
The rise of the popcons
Rejecting populism led the post-Reagan GOP to defeat and disaster
Confessions of a Russiagate survivor
During the febrile peak, now two special counsels ago, I was the one facing a chance of getting locked up
Has America lapsed into a gerontocracy?
It used to be said that America was a young country, naive, perhaps, but bristling with youthful energy and optimism
Homelessness in black and white
The so-called ‘equity lens’ is hindering help for people living rough
Real America is the middle seat in coach
Thoughts from a thirty-six-hour trip home
Fear and complacency in Taiwan
Taiwanese officials talk tough. Are they as prepared as they claim?
Europe is not a museum
The continent is changing faster than America
Is the era of the corporate DEI officer coming to an end?
Corporate diversity efforts have backfired — and elitism is to blame
College-town blues
Why is academia so rife with lefties?
Will Orthodox Judaism accept female rabbis?
One rabbi’s decision to ordain a woman inspired others to follow suit — and triggered an apoplectic backlash
Has the patriot economy’s moment finally arrived?
It can be harder to earn and keep money if you’re a conservative. Hence the need for an alternative
Disinfo-nation: the new censorship is here to stay
The list of topics on which the government and mass media feel called to protect us from ‘disinformation’ is very long
Monday
How to make debate great again
‘ The Spectator is firmly in favor of actual debate, not just performative chest-puffing’
