The rise of BlueAnon
Unhinged left-wing conspiracy theories have entered the mainstream
Unhinged left-wing conspiracy theories have entered the mainstream
From our UK edition
The first presidential debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former president Donald Trump was a missed opportunity for both candidates and, as such, a disappointment for American voters. Trump had three points he needed to land against Kamala Harris: that voters cannot trust her because she is constantly changing her policy positions without a
How she first won political office feels oddly similar to 2024
From our UK edition
CNN was the lucky winner of the first sit-down media interview with Vice President Kamala Harris since she was pushed to the top of the ticket nearly 40 days ago and, well, it didn’t go great. It was not a particularly long interview. Dana Bash confirmed nothing was cut, but we still got only about
Is the public health realignment finally complete?
The former senator cosponsored legislation banning gas-powered cars by 2040
An introductory video repeated his unearned military rank
‘I understand all too well how Capitol Hill works,’ Jerry Dunleavy said
‘There is no defending her record’
The American media is increasingly rejecting the First Amendment
Plus: Trans Miss Maryland gets a disappointing finish
From our UK edition
US vice president Kamala Harris has chosen Minnesota governor Tim Walz to be her running mate. Walz, a Midwestern Democrat with deep ties to labour movements, will be seen as an opportunity for Harris to hang on to some of the ‘blue wall’ states that president Joe Biden flipped from Donald Trump in the 2020 election.
The veep has a tight knit relationship with a network executive
The governor’s top aide stayed in his office for six months after being accused
From a mockery of ‘The Last Supper’ to the soiled Seine
Plus: The Sims adds bizarre gender options
Shortly following the release of his letter, Biden announced his intention to give his full support to Vice President Kamala Harris
From our UK edition
Last night, former president Donald Trump accepted the Republican party’s nomination for president, and started his much-anticipated speech at the Republican National Convention by retelling the events of the attempt on his life at last Saturday’s rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. ‘I’ll tell you what happened, and you’ll never hear it from me a second time,
‘I am the one saving democracy’
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