Why Taiwan’s defense is in the American national interest
America would face a crisis of confidence from its allies if it failed to defend the island
John Pietro
John Pietro is an editorial assistant at The Spectator World
Friday
Saturday
The advent of AI-piloted planes
Bringing AI into the fold offers numerous benefits to the modern warfighter, but also raises important questions
Thursday
What we learned from the Korean War
American leadership is critical
Wednesday
Shipping company Yellow could lose Walmart, further worsening US shipping woes
The shipping company’s woes could make a teamster strike even more damaging
Tuesday
Why has a US soldier entered North Korea?
Motivations are still unclear, but Private King had been disciplined before the incident
Monday
Learning from the past to stop the next Jordan Neely moment
A new documentary shows how NYC’s crime was controlled before — and can be again
Monday
Biden chickens out on Ukraine and NATO
‘I don’t think Ukraine is ready for NATO’
Tuesday
Don’t deprive Americans of July 4 fireworks
They engage all of the senses and underscore — with a bang — the shining light that is the United States in the world
Thursday
Trump’s ‘defense’ undermined by Mark Meadows memoir
‘The president recalls a four-page report typed up by Mark Milley himself. It contained the general’s own plan to attack Iran’
Tuesday
Supreme Court rules against independent state legislature theory
The decision was 6-3, with Justices Thomas, Alito and Gorsuch taking up the dissent
Monday
The crucial Supreme Court decisions set to be decided this week
There is a big week ahead for everything from race to freedom of speech
Sunday
Will Biden make the same mistakes as Obama on Iran?
‘Attempts to appease the Islamic Republic are a slap in the face to the Iranian people’
Friday
Wagner Group leader claims Russian forces attacked his troops
Yevgeny Prigozhin has issued his most pointed threats yet to Russia’s military leadership
Sunday
The Polish miracle
How the Eastern European country grew powerful and prosperous
Thursday
RFK Jr. is as mad on foreign policy as he is on vaccines
The easiest way to sum up his arguments is that America is to blame for the world’s problems
Tuesday
Umbria: Italy’s underrated gem
The region is so much more than the ‘poor cousin of Tuscany’
Tuesday
America’s undersea lifelines
Undersea cables make the world go round — and leave us vulnerable
Thursday
Sudan and the decline of American courage
The US evacuated its embassy in Sudan, but thousands of Americans remain
Tuesday
The dollar is here to stay
A worthy challenger to the greenback has yet to appear
Thursday
A Chinese wargame in the halls of Congress
The China Committee learned a few lessons
