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by | Jan 15, 2024

Are you conservative? Do you want to become a journalist? Get your start with The American Spectator’s Young Writers Program. Editorial interns will be challenged to write multiple articles a week for The American Spectator. They will constantly hone their writing abilities with…

by | Jan 13, 2024

WASHINGTON — Hunter Biden is under the skin of House Republicans. He made a surprise cameo Wednesday morning at a House Oversight hearing, where members were considering holding him in contempt of Congress. As the hearing started, President Joe Biden’s…

by | Jan 16, 2023

Are you conservative? Do you want to become a journalist? Get your start with The American Spectator’s Young Writers Program. Editorial interns will be challenged to write multiple articles a week for The American Spectator. They will constantly hone their…

by | Aug 6, 2021

Apple unveiled plans Thursday to scan U.S. users’ iCloud Photos and text messages for child sexual abuse images in a sweeping effort to identify and implicate predators. The tool that will be used to detect child sexual abuse material (CSAM)…

by | Jan 8, 2021

As President Trump closes out his final days in the White House and the incoming Biden Administration gears up for the transition of power, many political analysts and commentators will begin their 2020 navel gazing, discussing where Trump could have…

by | Jun 29, 2020

Sunday evening, a St. Louis couple, Mark and Patricia McCloskey, owners and attorneys at McCloskey Law Center, pointed an AR-15 and a handgun at protesters breaking in and marching through their closed community’s private property. About 500 people walked into a gated…

by | Jul 2, 2019

Having reshaped the Arab-Israeli conflict by moving our embassy to Jerusalem, slashing aid to the Palestinians, and annexing the Golan Heights, Team Trump floats an economic plan for the Palestinians that is anchored firmly in the obsolete Oslo “land for…

by | Feb 6, 2019

The Department of Justice’s (DOJ) baffling reversal of its stance on online gaming could have detrimental effects on online poker. Barring a court ruling that contradicts the DOJ’s stance, the new opinion will likely prevent the interstate compacts necessary to…

by | Feb 5, 2019

U.S. Treasury reports show that the amount the U.S. government finances to pay for its spending will top $1 trillion in 2019 for the second straight year. The Treasury issued debt of $1.34 trillion in 2018, a number that should…

by and | Feb 1, 2019

Howard Schultz, the chairman emeritus of Starbucks, ponders an independent presidential bid. Democrats dumped cold water, in a trenta-sized cup, on the idea. “Don’t Help Elect Trump, You Egotistical Billionaire F***” one heckler shouted at Schultz, while his online brethren…

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