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France is collapsing and on the brink of a civil war. Are we next?
“We can and should mock the French for their self-created crises but that doesn’t relieve us of the responsibility to clean up our own act.”
Jed Babbin today in @amspectator 👇
What Happened in Brazil on Sunday Was Absolutely Outrageous
In Lula’s Brazil, the fix is in, and the Left is fine with it. Republicans should heed the warning.
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A Time for Choosing: Reagan’s Warning for Republicans and Democrats in 2026
As socialists challenge the Democratic establishment and MAGA populists reshape the GOP, America’s two major parties face consequential ideological choices.
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Why Is Vlad the Impaler in a Negotiating Mood?
Putin is not going to get everything he wants.
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The Department of War: True to History
It was good enough for George Washington.
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What a Mess: Airbnb Hosts Are Furious With New Rules
If you want room service, get a hotel.
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The Spectator P.M. Podcast: Women Are Aborting Sons Due To Toxic Masculinity with hosts @EllieGardey, @LyrahMargo and @MadelynnGondy.
Available on @rumblevideo and all podcast platforms.
The Spectator P.M. Podcast: What A Mess: Airbnb Hosts Are Furious With New Rules with hosts @EllieGardey, @LyrahMargo and @MadelynnGondy.
Available on @rumblevideo and all podcast platforms.
With Meryl Streep as Aslan and David Bowie-inspired imagery, Greta Gerwig’s adaptation risks losing the spiritual and imaginative world that made Narnia beloved.
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The Spectator P.M. Podcast: What A Mess: Airbnb Hosts Are Furious With New Rules with hosts @EllieGardey, @LyrahMargo and @MadelynnGondy.
Available on @rumblevideo and all podcast platforms.
The former president’s approach to Iran, Israel, and government benefits helped create problems that America is still struggling to contain.
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If you listen to its savants and politicians, you’d think that France was unravelling, on the brink of a civil war. Is it? Well, yes.
French President Emmanuel Macron called out 70,000 police this weekend after another week of not-so-relatively peaceful riots. (The U.S. is about 18 times larger than France so the deployment is more than substantial.)
He said, “The rules are simple, and I think they’re just common sense,” Macron added. “The general recommendation is that there should be no demonstrations in the coming days.” Seriously?
spectator.org/emmanuel-macro…
As German Catholic academics revisit an award controversy, the American bishop offers a welcome lesson in intellectual independence.
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From nailing the 95 Theses to the church door to tossing inkwells at Satan, a Reformation-inspired amusement park promises indulgences of every kind.
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The American Spectator retweeted
My new @amspectator column on why the current purging of Hollywood female executives is a positive turn for the entertainment industry.
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In an age of fashionable diagnoses, neurodivergence, and social media therapy, is there anything left that’s simply normal?
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The origins of the universe, the complexity of life, and the mystery of human consciousness raise profound questions about whether nature alone can explain creation.
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The resurgence of antisemitism, the rise of Islamist extremism, and the West’s failure to defend its own civilization.
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Champagne, chocolate, and the macabre celebration of abortion.
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