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Is America in the grip of Empty Shelves panic?

Supply chain

Protect the dolls

Is America in the grip of Empty Shelves panic?

Trump suggests American kids might get ‘two dolls instead of 30’ this Christmas

Andy Palmer

How America can develop its own rare earth elements industry… safely

China’s disregard for responsible mining practices has led to severe toxic conditions American consumers are happy to ignore

Teresa Mull

Is Trump killing the American dream for mom-and-pops?

Trump is hoping to appeal to small-business owners’ patriotic hearts rather than their wallets

Ben Clerkin

The Baltimore bridge disaster puts the worst of the internet on show

Engagement farmers were quick to scapegoat

Cockburn

Trade

Could Red Sea ship attacks prompt the start of a global economic crisis?

Attacks on shipping by Iranian-backed Houthis has reminded the world of how much trade is reliant on free passage through the Bab-al-Mandeb Strait

Ross Clark

DC Diary
November 27, 2023
Biden’s economic blame game
Plus: Elizabeth Warren takes on ‘Big Sandwich’ & Santos lashes out
The Spectator
Americana
January 3, 2023
On the hunt for my fiancé’s Christmas shotgun
The Benelli M2 Field Shotgun proved difficult to find
Amber Duke
Politics
June 17, 2022
Joe Biden’s tampon shortage
It’s his fault, period
Grace Curley
Politics
June 12, 2022
Gas prices are the new Covid
Social isolation? Check. Disrupted supply chain? Check. Crime spike? It’s coming
Teresa Mull
Policy
May 12, 2022
Biden’s baby formula shortage
Our anti-child culture at work
Ericka Andersen
Economics
April 14, 2022
Inflation is here to stay
Americans know it’s not Putin’s fault
John Steele Gordon
Spectator Editorial
February 20, 2022
Biden fails to fill his office
The administration can either face cost-of-living issues or face a wipeout in November
Spectator Editorial
Spectator Editorial
January 3, 2022
Get set for the Great Reset
What our elites seek is coercion by apocalypse, transforming our free society as we know it
Spectator Editorial
Politics
December 24, 2021
Did the White House really save Christmas?
Jen Psaki says your who-hash and roast beast will be delivered on time
Amber Duke
Policy
December 7, 2021
Big government is ruining trucking
Why can’t companies retain truckers? One reason is that a bureaucratic mandate has changed the industry
Teresa Mull

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