Coronavirus keeps the spotlight on Trump and away from Joe Biden
The less the latter appears in public, the more popular he will become
Coronavirus
Friday
Please, please let COVID-19 kill the culture wars
Is it so much to ask?
The Spectator’s guide to video conference etiquette
The video call is digital Darwinism: make sure you aren’t the silenced
Beijing’s attempts to elude blame for the Wuhan virus will backfire
T he Trump administration will vigorously defend itself against the CCP’s smear campaign
How coronavirus could kill conservatism
Modern American conservatism is a funny hybrid animal. Can it adequately respond to this crisis?
My ill-fated foray into homeschooling
Those who cannot teach, reach (for a pistol)
After the coronavirus, who wins the recovery?
The pandemic will recede, and so will the panic it has touched off — though bad policy precedents will stick around
How government should respond
The US government should establish a Health Finance Corporation
Thursday
Why Tulsi backed Biden
She suspended her campaign at the right moment
Waiting for corona in Poland
A poxy virus cannot equal the debilitating consequences of partitioning, Hitler and the Soviets
In quarantine, we’re all tradwives
Homemaking skills come in handy during a pandemic
Millennials will be the death of us
They ’ d rather party on spring break than save grandma
Americans love living in a disaster movie
People of Earth, are you not entertained?
Wednesday
OK boomer, but you’re in danger
How stubbornness became the coronavirus’s biggest ally
Time to ban wet markets
China’s rampant consumption of exotic animals and lack of hygiene standards is far from above criticism
The lockdown list: books to read during quarantine
Daily reading recommendations from The Spectator’s writers and editors
Tuesday
The brothers Cuomo
A live TV debate about who mom loves more
Panic among the pigeons
Moral intoxication, like the physical variety, is regularly followed by a hangover
Monday
The weak response to coronavirus is a symptom of the decay of the liberal state
The modern nation-state has always offered a deal: liberty for protection. America’s liberal state frequently fails to honor its side of the bargain