From the glorification of criminals to the erosion of respect for the law, Americans are losing sight of the moral ...
Behind artificial intelligence's carefully cultivated neutrality lies a persistent tendency to favor progressive assumptions, ...
The U.S.-backed route linking Azerbaijan and Turkey could boost regional trade and counter Iranian influence, but Armenia's ...
Yale moves to eliminate politically offensive traffic arrows, inspiring Harvard and MIT to launch their own campaigns against ...
Last Friday night, I attended as a journalist an all-night evangelical prayer service in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire. The event lasted… ...
Zionism restored Jewish sovereignty after centuries of exile. Today’s anti-Zionist movement threatens not only Israel but the ...
After a notorious 1995 crime shattered relations between American servicemen and Okinawans, I helped rebuild trust through ...
Colin Agostisi is a graduate student at Georgetown’s McCourt School of Public Policy and an intern at The American Spectator. Follow him on X at @colinagostisi.
Jerome R. Daly, the helicopter pilot who became a Catholic priest, flew 2,000 hours in three tours. He earned 80 (this is not a typo) citations for bravery, including the Silver Star, three ...
Few people take their cues from Letitia James or Kathy Hochul. A fair bit more people take theirs from Alexandria ...
The 5QT Presents: The Five Black Pills, Part 3 — The Burgeoning Illegitimacy of the Managerial Elite
In 1941, a former Trotskyist who would go on to become a luminary in the conservative movement, James Burnham, published a ...
They allowed the Republicans to enter the final midterm stretch with a huge cash advantage.
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