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It’s time to bid adieu to Obamacare

Biden

Obamascare

It’s time to bid adieu to Obamacare

Federal spending on the program was $43 billion in 2019 and is projected to be $143 billion in 2025

Richard M Reinsch II

We’re finally allowed to say Biden was senile!

Jake Tapper’s book won’t shock anyone

Alexander Larman

How the lawfare campaign against Trump backfired

Will the president-elect rain down the same firestorm on his adversaries that they unleashed on him?

Joseph Moreno

Black Sunday: reckoning with October 7 a year later

In the end, our ability to hold fast may prove to be the most important weapon of all

Uri Kurlianchik

Middle East

The omens for a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas are looking bleak

For Biden, time is running out. He is desperate to burnish his legacy as a departing president by ending the war in Gaza

Michael Evans

Spectator Editorial
August 19, 2024
The Democrats’ coming winter of discontent
For the people condemning ‘Genocide Joe,’ it may only be a matter of time before they set their sights on ‘Killer Kamala’
Spectator Editorial
Politics
August 19, 2024
The Californication of the Democratic Party
Does the rest of America want to be like the Golden State?
Joel Kotkin
Campaign 2024
August 19, 2024
What did Kamala actually do to address the ‘root causes’ of migration?
‘There is no defending her record’
Amber Duke
Tech
August 19, 2024
How Silicon Valley fell for Trump
Tech culture and Trumpian politics are evidently having a symbiotic moment
Ashley Rindsberg
Campaign 2024
August 19, 2024
How — and why — the Democrats ignored the will of the people… again
Only the rarest breed of politician will risk his or her career for the good of the country
John R. MacArthur
Letters
August 19, 2024
Letters from Spectator readers, September 2024
Kamala, ham and loneliness
The Spectator
Middle East
August 10, 2024
American diplomacy can’t stop war in the Middle East
It’s a déjà vu crisis
Michael Evans
Campaign 2024
August 5, 2024
Who even is Kamala Harris anymore?
The frog-to-princess transmutation has been amazing to watch but also chilling
Lionel Shriver
Campaign 2024
July 23, 2024
What a Kamala Harris presidency could mean for foreign policy
There are nuggets of information embedded in her voting record and policy speeches that offer a few clues about where she stands on certain issues
Daniel DePetris
Campaign 2024
July 23, 2024
Biden’s legacy depends on Kamala Harris
The president performed a global service when he beat Trump in 2020
Daniel Rey

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