Tim Walz had ‘passionate’ fling with daughter of CCP official
They ‘sipped tea, made love and listened to George Michael hits’
China
Wednesday
Friday
Kamala unleashes radical economic agenda
Plus: Tim Walz scrubs nursing home pandemic policy from website
Wednesday
Another ‘Squad’ member axed
Plus: Tim Walz’s curious ties to China & Elon Musk goes after advertisers
Thursday
Letters from Spectator readers, August 2024
Decline, divorce and Democrat disaster
Friday
China’s slow but sure infiltration of America
The overall threat of the CCP is a hybrid one that involves crime, counterintelligence and cybersecurity
Monday
The space race gets serious
Can the Western private sector give us the edge over China and Russia?
Inside the handover of Hong Kong
Was there an alternative?
Explaining China’s IP problem
The country has never respected international Intellectual Property laws. Now, it’s finding that a problem
Wednesday
Joe Biden’s TIME interview: the good the bad and the ugly
‘Everybody, all the bad guys are rooting for Trump, man. Not a joke’
Sunday
My father’s trunk reminds me of one of my earliest Memorial Days
I believe my father was a romantic adventurer as well as a patriot
Wednesday
Letters from Spectator readers, June 2024
Ballots, baseball and blue-collar jobs
Thursday
Why Gaza and not the Uighurs?
The long march through the institutions has reached a familiar target: the Jews
Monday
Lessons from the foreign aid votes
The GOP remains the party willing to spend significantly on the military when they believe it’s important
Tuesday
Ex-TikTok employees sound the alarm over ties to China
‘I literally worked on a project that gave US data to China’
Is the West ready to face the challenges of advancing technology?
The rest of the world is playing with a different rulebook
The fight to curtail TikTok’s US influence
The danger of the app’s mind-altering effects is far more immediate than those of nicotine, drugs and alcohol
Wednesday
Biden uses the gilded cage of the White House to his advantage
It isn’t a basement, but it’ll do
Sunday
Lessons from costly wars past
American credibility is said to be at stake in Ukraine. This is tragically true
Nixing BRICS: how to counter the China-led alliance
The possibility that BRICS may become a serious competitor to Western-led international entities should be a wake-up call to Western leaders
Thursday
Who’s really behind the Biden administration’s foreign policy?
Alexander Ward’s carefully researched new account argues Biden is POTUS in name only
