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  1. ‘Settler Violence’ Narrative Vilifies West Bank Jews

    “All Jews currently living in various parts of the city … are bound to go at once to live together in the houses situated in the Ghetto.” — Venetian Senate decree, March 29, 1516, as reproduced by the Jewish Museum of Venice When does an accusation cease…

  2. The Iron Chancellor’s Guide to Avoiding World War III

    Otto von Bismarck is counted among the most effective statesmen of the 19th century — or, for that matter, any century.

  3. The House Is Restless. It Has Been Before.

    PITTSBURGH — In April 1894, a ragged column of unemployed men attempted to come through Pittsburgh on the way to Washington.

  4. The Decline and Fall of the Knuckleball

    Once more this fall, for the 22nd consecutive year, no knuckleball pitchers will be playing in the World Series.

  5. Getting Reagan’s Conservative Fusionism Right for Today

    Reviews of Stephanie Slade’s fine new book Fusionism: Liberty, Virtue, and the Future of the American Right have produced a distorted picture of today’s right-of-center political and philosophical world —claiming Ronald Reagan’s fusionism is merely a poli…

  6. A Republican Guide to Losing the Midterms

    Two weeks ago, I offered some humble advice (as humble as advice from a columnist can possibly be, given that the profession is by definition the very antithesis of humility) on how the Right could secure a comfortable victory over the Left in the upcoming

  7. Tim Walz Turns Against Kamala and Embraces This Candidate

    “I’ve become friends with school shooters.”

  8. The Spectator P.M. Ep. 256: Women Are Aborting Sons Due to Toxic Masculinity

    Social media users are chiming in on a woman’s post about her aborting her pregnancy upon learning that her baby was a boy.

  9. Starting on Nov. 20, Airbnb hosts can no longer require guests to strip the sheets, wash dishes, or to throw away their trash.

  10. The Department of War: True to History

    President George Washington was on the ball.

  11. Ilhan Omar Marriage

    “Ilhan Omar Marriage,” editorial cartoon by Tom Stiglich for The American Spectator on Oct. 26, 2026.

  12. Why Is Vlad the Impaler in a Negotiating Mood?

    Vlad the Impaler Putin seems to have finally agreed to U.S. brokered peace negotiations with Ukraine as his forces get pushed back from the fortress belt strongholds of Kramatorsk and Sloviansk, whose capture has been his main objective.

  13. It was 62 years ago, Oct. 27, 1964, that Ronald Reagan delivered a speech designed to help salvage Republican Senator Barry Goldwater’s sinking presidential campaign.

  14. The Great Rude Awakening

    “The Great Rude Awakening,” editorial cartoon by Yogi Love for The American Spectator on Oct. 26, 2026.

  15. What Happened in Brazil on Sunday Was Absolutely Outrageous

    They’re calling it an upset.

  16. How Soviet Propaganda Found a New Home in ‘Human Rights’ Organizations

    The prevailing ideological hostility directed at liberal democracies within the international human rights ecosystem is neither an organic moral awakening nor a grassroots pursuit of justice.

  17. America’s Debt Crisis: We’re Running Out of Cans to Kick

    America’s federal tax base currently generates over $5 trillion annual.

  18. Is America’s Healthcare Crisis a Sleeper Issue for the Midterms?

    Whether it is exorbitant business expenses or unaffordable consumer costs, healthcare costs may indeed be the determining “sleeper issue” of the midterms.

  19. NFL Games Are Getting Longer. Will More Instant Replay Make Things Worse?

    For years, the NFL has prided itself on being the perfect television product consisting of three hours of drama, violence, strategy, and suspense packaged for a national audience.

  20. Why Trump Is Backing Netanyahu in Israel’s Crucial Election

    On Sunday, October 18, U.S.

  21. Hollywood’s Feminist Reckoning: The Girlboss Era Is in Trouble

    I’ve long written that feminism has been one of the vilest ideological evils of modern times.

  22. Emmanuel Macron and the Unraveling of France

    If you listen to its savants and politicians, you’d think that France was unravelling, on the brink of a civil war.

  23. The Weekend Spectator Ep. 63: Riots in France, the Natural Hotbed of Marxism

    The West has been under attack by both radical Islam in the East and secular Marxist leftism in the West.

  24. Netflix has released the first trailer for Greta Gerwig’s The Magician’s Nephew, and it is quite a production: Led Zeppelin’s “Stairway to Heaven,” neon-lit ruins, a White Witch who wakes from her enchanted sleep in a silver glam-rock gown, and a lion who…

  25. Obama’s Legacy: A Stronger Iran and a Weaker Welfare System

    President Obama has taken some grief for claiming that Israel was founded on stolen land to house those fleeing European antisemitism.

  26. Science or Faith? You No Longer Have to Choose

    A few decades ago, there seemed to be only two choices on origins: If you doubted that Darwinian natural selection of random mutations could explain all the magnificent species in the living world — including intelligent, conscious humans — you had to bel…

  27. America’s Best of Times, Worst of Times: Can Adam Smith Save the Future?

    The first line of Dicken’s Tale of Two Cities resonates even today: “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.”

  28. Psychology Gone Mad: When Every Quirk Becomes a Disorder

    Psychology is the science that studies the mind, and it is the only medical science that examines something whose exact location remains unknown.

  29. LutherLand: The Martin Luther Theme Park You Never Knew You Needed

    At a family gathering a few days ago I mentioned that I was planning on traveling to Germany next spring.

  30. Most weekends, I take issue with some statement from some bishop, so I hope this weekend will be a welcome change.

  31. Europe’s Oldest Hatred Returns Under a New Flag

    We have been seeing day after day of spreading chaos on the streets of France and Italy.

  32. France Should Export a Warning, Not Its Tax Ideas

    French economist Gabriel Zucman has come to California bearing a familiar French solution to a fiscal problem: another tax.

  33. The Many Names of Ilhan Omar

    While Capitol Hill may run on Zyn and Celsius, Representative Ilhan Omar apparently runs on deception and incest.

  34. Living in Fear

    I have reached full-scale terror.

  35. What’s the Matter With Kansas (the Senate Race, That Is)?

    Republicans face a challenging situation as they enter the November midterms.

  36. Democrat’s Double Standard

    “Democrat’s Double Standard,” editorial cartoon by Jon Russo for The American Spectator on Oct. 23, 2026.

  37. On Thursday, Call Her Daddy ex-host Sofia Franklyn revealed for the first time that she had an abortion.

  38. Poland’s Enemies, Foreign and Domestic

    On Oct. 18, a drone exploded in northern Lithuania, triggering the latest regional alarm in a conflict that, as of this writing, might mercifully be reaching its conclusion.

  39. A Gala of Ghouls: Joe and Jill’s Planned Parenthood Lovefest

    In one of my Cold War courses, I show students a documentary dramatization of the lavish feast hosted by Joseph Stalin and his Bolsheviks for their new Nazi cronies after mutually invading and carving up Poland in September 1939, thereby jointly launching…

  40. The Spectacle Ep. 482: Apple Homeview: The Device You Don’t Want or Need

    Apple released a new commercial promoting their Apple Homeview product, and in turn became one of the worst ads ever created.

  41. November’s Stark Choice: Two Visions for Justice and the Rule of Law

    Democrats, suffering from denial and delusion, tend to think of themselves as the guardians of the rule of law.

  42. Seven Lessons From the 1956 Hungarian Revolution for America Today

    Seventy years ago this October, Hungarian university students demanded Soviet withdrawal and free elections.

  43. The War Iran Chose: Remembering the Beirut Bombing

    On Oct. 23, 1983, shortly after 6:00 a.m. local time, a hijacked Mercedes stake-bed truck carrying approximately 6 tons of TNT-equivalent explosives smashed through a series of inadequate barriers and sentry posts and detonated at the building near the Be…

  44. Judge Gives Thumbs Up to Noncitizen Voting

    This isn’t rocket science.

  45. FCC Chairman Brendan Carr recently put out a statement warning that broadcasters airing fake polls risk losing their licenses, following news that Wedgewood polling firm recently admitted that its polls were fabricated.

  46. Feeling Minnesota

    Minnesota may prove that with wise candidate selection and unique local conditions, state elections can buck national trends.

  47. We all know Jill Biden was a terrible first lady, given that she hid from the country the fact that her husband had cognitively lost it.

  48. The Political Necrophilia and Double Hypocrisy of Cenk Uygur

    Thursday night, the nation was subjected to this quote-unquote bombshell… I’m intimately aware of the allegations coming out tomorrow.

  49. The Spectacle Ep. 481: The Silver Rail Hero the Media Downplayed

    Three children and a teacher were killed by a 16-year-old mass shooter at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon.

  50. The Contentious Matter of the Peace Prize Bestowed on a Jew-Hater

    This year’s award to Navi Pillay brings to five the number of my countrymen on whom the Nobel committee bestowed the coveted Peace Prize.