Will the FBI shed light on the Trump shooting?
If Kash Patel and Dan Bongino want to win back some of the MAGA fans they’ve lost in the last few days, they’d be wise to start asking such questions
Freddy Gray is deputy editor of The Spectator
If Kash Patel and Dan Bongino want to win back some of the MAGA fans they’ve lost in the last few days, they’d be wise to start asking such questions
Trump desperately wants to celebrate Independence Day at the White House tomorrow with a signing ceremony for his mega-bill
When it seems as if top officials are protesting too much, that’s usually because they are
US-Iran negotiations appear to have broken down in recent days
‘We need to start arresting government officials, including Karen Bass’
Operation Spiderweb was tactically brilliant, but the strategic fall-out remains uncertain
The Commander-in-Chief pressed the South African President on violence against white Afrikaner farmers
As Trump continues his pharaonic world diplomacy, the corruption stories are piling up against him
The world’s two biggest powers are now engaged in a full-blown trade war
There are a number of allegations that Chinese funding has excessively influenced the university’s research and academic output
Insiders have joined the dots between a clear-out of Hegseth’s top team and internal struggles vis-à-vis Iran
What would happen to Trump 2.0 in the absence of Musk, the world’s most potent MAGA voice?
The film’s star can’t keep her progressive political views to herself
The 46th presidency only ended eight weeks ago and already Biden is a ghost
The subject of Iran appears to have been just as important as Ukraine
The true MAHA mission could be to help slim down government, not just the average American waist size
The new cold war is heating up
His appointment is a disruptive move at a time when Trump 2.0 is turning democratic politics in the English-speaking world on its head
The ‘lawfare’ against him so far been a boon politically
Biden was invisible, Trump inevitable, nothing much left to say