I’m sorry to revisit the New Yorker so soon after eviscerating its Netflix tribute to itself, but David Remick, that…

The New Yorker was founded in 1925 as a humor weekly — a whimsical little Roaring Twenties bauble written largely…

Talk about the law of unintended consequences. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth is being targeted as follows by Democrats. Here’s…

It’s been a rough year for me, particularly regarding family. The death of my mom, whom I was caring for,…

“We shall now proceed to construct the socialist order.” That is how Vladimir Lenin began his speech to the Second…

The 2025 Nobel Peace Prize has gone to María Corina Machado, one of the most prominent faces of Venezuelan opposition….

When I first read that Donald Trump was a Russian asset back in 2016, I had two thoughts: 1. This…

I haven’t written about it here at The American Spectator, at least that I can remember, but I’m becoming a…

Long following — and long suffering — consumers of political news who lean Republican suffer from chronic pessimism. This may…

Imagine having your bank account suddenly closed, leaving you unable to pay bills or access your own money. It’s a…