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Monday
Sunday
America’s next president must study Trump’s golden escalator ride
The question today is: what’s the next unsayable truth?
Saturday
On the ground at the President’s military parade
The US Army and Donald Trump’s joint birthday bash was filled with tanks
Trump’s military parade is no show of strength
There are many privileges to being American: one of them is that tanks don’t usually roll through our streets
We should rejoice in Trump’s military parade
Spectacle is an important arrow in the quiver of robust foreign policy
Friday
Will Israel kill Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei?
Khamenei is the glue that holds the Islamic Republic together
Trump has been outmaneuvered by Netanyahu
Iran may well seek to trigger a wider war that enmeshes America
Thursday
Hogg out: youngest DNC vice chair ousted
A 61-year-old woman filed a complaint saying his election was ‘fatally flawed’
Trump’s birthday surprise – war with Iran?
US-Iran negotiations appear to have broken down in recent days
The un-American revolution
The battle on the streets of LA is between two very different ideas of government
Wednesday
Randi Weingarten’s anti-Trump national uprising sounds ‘mostly peaceful’
AFT organized protests – No Kings – will take place this Saturday in nearly 2,000 municipalities
Elon Musk kisses the ring
The X CEO has submitted to his former master
What’s the matter with Los Angeles?
How ‘the better city’ has gone from bad to worse
Tuesday
How Harvard lost America
The college’s main line of defense is old-fashioned snobbery
Taxpayers subsidize LA unrest through California’s ‘protest-industrial complex’
A political engine for the open-borders left was given $34 million by the government
Progressive Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson hammers nail into DEI coffin
Somewhere along the way, we began confusing justice with revenge
Can Trump have Newsom arrested for fiddling while LA burns?
The President can and should act in the face of immediate and ongoing danger to persons and property
Monday
In pictures: The Spectator’s book party with Rachel Cockerell
The night started off strong with cocktails and conversation with Speccie subscribers
Bannon on LA riots: ‘We’re in World War Three’
‘We need to start arresting government officials, including Karen Bass’
Gavin Newsom blew his chance to stand for law and order
He had a golden opportunity this week to prove that he’s learned something in the time since the summer of George Floyd
Sunday
The porn reckoning is here
Pornography is undergoing a serious reevaluation
Saturday
How an international community of do-gooders made the US lose the plot in Yemen
As British Ambassador to Yemen, I watched Washington with growing frustration
Friday
Biden’s FBI targeted ‘radical traditionalist’ Catholics
An FBI memo called for sources to be developed within parishes
The strange futility of the Musk-Trump feud
The spat is a sign of the growing pains involved in reassembling this old coalition
After Elon Musk, America is never going to be the same
For Trump, DoGE was never about government efficiency. It was about owning the libs
Trump’s pardon team is quietly working to restore gun rights to thousands of felons
For decades, non-violent offenders have been denied their Second Amendment rights
In, sigh, defense of Meghan Markle
Let’s dismantle the lunacy surrounding the ‘fake’ baby bump, shall we?
Thursday
The Trump-Elon bromance is over
The bickering billionaires exchange blows
Will Putin help Trump’s Iran deal?
Operation Spiderweb was tactically brilliant, but the strategic fall-out remains uncertain
Is Biden’s autopen mightier than the sword?
The scandal has echoes of Hillary Clinton’s emails
No one won the New York City mayoral debate
Andrew Cuomo looked like a giant only because he’s surrounded by pygmies
The American mercenary is back
New mercenary networks threaten to open a Pandora’s box
Wednesday
Inside the parents versus social media conflict at the FTC
A panel discussed child exploitation stats and laid out proposed solutions for parents
BBC editor accuses Trump of dishonesty – wrecking broadcaster’s impartiality
Jeremy Bowen, the BBC’s international editor, has a history of misreporting