The Baltic nations show the world how to defend freedom
Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania are small but punching well above their weight
John Pietro is an editorial assistant at The Spectator World
Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania are small but punching well above their weight
Berlin doesn’t want to send tanks until Washington does — game on
Months after they moved to join the alliance, Turkey is standing in their way
One nation has learned the lessons of the Russian invasion
It’s not hard to see the fringe of the GOP threatening to derail war support
The United States should not force Israel to strike Iran; it should take the lead
It is not that hard to create a fascinating program on factual history, though clearly nonsense is more popular
He reminded Americans that they are the shining light of liberty in a world of tyranny
He may fear escalation, but Russia has escalated despite — or more likely because of — the Biden administration’s caution
The Department of Justice and Special Counsel Jack Smith will decide whether to prosecute
They’ve run roughshod over their neighbors and collaborated with America’s enemies
The FTX founder faces eight criminal counts and suits by the SEC and CFTC
Joe Biden has fecklessly ceded the field and Xi Jinping is stepping in
Sometimes strong medicine is needed in wartime, as Americans well know
He should take John Paul II as his model in world affairs
They’ve been biting the bullet and investing in their militaries
Since becoming Senate minority leader, he has played his hand with cunning and skill
As Russia stomps and points fingers, the alliance has remained calm
The West shouldn’t get cold feet; it should seize the opportunity to push back Russia
No more betting on extreme candidates — for either side