The coming war with…um…Canada?
A columnist from Up North warns that soon Canada might have to intervene in America
Matt Purple
Matt Purple is the online editor of The Spectator's World edition
Tuesday
Monday
Biden’s coming year of paralysis
The president’s agenda looks as frozen as snowed-in Washington, DC
The dive is alive
When our restaurant scene is rebuilt, perhaps there will be room once again for the humble dive
Friday
Farewell to 2021, 2020’s dull hangover
It was a stagnant year, though we did manage to tick off the French
Wednesday
I’m dreaming of a ‘problematic’ Christmas
Ignore the woke outrage over carols and movies: the entire point of the season is to feel unsettled
Sunday
Build Back Better was doomed from the start
For Joe Manchin, constituency was always going to trump ideology
Thursday
The war on Christmas comes home
The torching of the Fox News tree calls to mind a culture war gone by
Wednesday
Missing Bob Dole in witless Washington
He had something all too rare in today’s politics: a sense of humor
Sunday
The merry old land of Dr. Oz
America’s politics and celebrity culture blur together yet again as a TV doctor runs for Senate
Sunday
Omigod it’s the omicron
A new Covid variant arrives, but just how hysterical should we be?
Tuesday
How cable news ruined Thanksgiving
By dealing in caricatures, they cause us to caricature each other. Then comes dinner
Friday
Congress: worst anime ever
Paul Gosar gets censured as our legislative body focuses like a laser on what matters
Friday
Reality is enough without Zuckerberg’s metaverse
Our own Dr. Frankenstein wants to innovate the world away — again
Tuesday
Kamala in Paris
America’s most undiplomatic politician heads to France to unwind a diplomatic faux pas
Thursday
I’m a racist, you’re a racist, we are racists all
MSNBC did not handle Glenn Youngkin’s win well
Wednesday
The McAuliffe clown car crashes
His campaign exuded weirdness because Democrats have lost touch
Friday
Long live the New England horror story
America’s most haunted place makes for great storytelling
Monday
Here come the Nineties
The Nineties were the first decade of the 21st century
Sunday
What if America doesn’t want to ‘Build Back Better’?
Biden and company sneer at inflation but the public may not be buying what they’re selling
Wednesday
Urban Meyer and our DIY surveillance state
A coach is humiliated for behaving badly, but maybe not every lout should be caught
