Donald Trump alters the deal
Abortion foes pray he doesn’t alter it any further
Ben Domenech
Ben Domenech is a US editor-at-large of The Spectator and a Fox News contributor.
Thursday
Monday
Donald Trump’s foolish abortion gamble
He has now placed himself as the furthest left candidate on the abortion issue
Thursday
Beware the DoJ’s Hunter Biden distraction
Could the timing have been any more perfect for Democrats?
DC elites want to move on from Joe
And now they’re allowed to admit it
Wednesday
Dobbs needn’t be a Pyrrhic victory for Republicans
Pro-life politicians haven’t gotten their legs under them yet
Tuesday
The new aggressive politics in an age of lawfare
The impeachment inquiry is also justified by what we already know, and what we’ve learned in the past year
Monday
Joe Biden’s grapple with senility is the GOP’s 2024 message
In Hanoi, he asserted American dominance in his typical way: representing the nation as a tired, hollowed-out shell of its former greatness
Friday
Austin hosts the impeachment trial of the century
Texas AG Ken Paxton is on the stand. His wife Angela is a juror
Thursday
How candidate playlists expose their true nature
Plus: Secretaries of state versus Trump
Wednesday
Is Andy Beshear the new Mitch McConnell?
The Democratic governor of Kentucky is refusing to commit to naming a Republican replacement for McConnell — despite state law
Shane Gillis and the return of the dawgz
His work won out over all the obstacles the world threw at him
Thursday
The incredible shrinking field
Republicans are condensing fast
Will Senator Mitch McConnell step down after his latest freezing episode?
From our UK edition
Senator Mitch McConnell appeared to have another elderly moment in Kentucky following an event yesterday, where a question about whether he would run for re-election in 2026 left him silent as the cameras tracked the awkward scene. It is obviously not the first time that this has happened for McConnell — and the eighty-one-year-old deserves
Thursday
The 2024 battle is joined
At long last, the candidates spar
Tuesday
2024 is America’s ‘lock him up’ election
From our UK edition
It’s time to acknowledge the obvious truth about 2024: it’s going to be an election about who Americans want to go to the White House – and who they want to go straight to jail. There are, of course, all the normal caveats about unexpected crises, and typical issues like the economy, Ukraine, abortion, China
Friday
Inside the progressive war on the Supreme Court
The longer the spasm of investigative reporting goes on, the more desperate it sounds
The Team DeSantis debate strategy
With Trump likely skipping, Ron takes on Vivek
Thursday
What does ‘Barstool conservative’ even mean?
Plus: The issues that matter most to early state voters
Tuesday
We’re living through Barack Obama’s third term
From our UK edition
One of the big questions in Washington and across the country as Joe Biden’s very public decline has accelerated is: who’s actually running the show at the White House? There have been various answers, including former White House chief of staff Ron Klain and former National Security Advisor Susan Rice; even Kamala Harris’s husband Doug
Friday
Could Trump’s indictments boost his election chances?
From our UK edition
When Donald Trump’s attorney and spokeswoman Alina Habba took to the streets on Thursday in front of the federal courthouse in Washington, DC, she described the former president as ‘the leading candidate right now for president for either party’. It’s a slight stretch, but only slightly. Trump is within the margin of error against Joe Biden
