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The reviving of the American mind

For too long, academia has stifled intellectual originality

Spectator Editorial

Trump rules out a third term

In 2028, would there be an appetite for him to serve one?

Jacob Heilbrunn

The trans nonsense must stop

It is mental illness

Lionel Shriver

How Prince Harry is echoing Trump

In his post-defeat interview, he alternated between anger and blame and claiming that it was his intention to reconcile with his family

Alexander Larman

Immigration

Kilmar Abrego Garcia is no martyr

The Dems have seized upon Garcia as a moral life jacket whose buoyancy they are counting on to save them

Roger Kimball

Policy
May 2, 2025
David Hogg’s reign of terror
Radical Democrats aren’t weakened by defeat; they’re unbound by it
Alex Castellanos
Internet
May 1, 2025
The strategic ascent of Kai Trump
Upon Trump’s return to the White House, a new generation is being positioned for political relevance
Kara Kennedy
Politics
May 1, 2025
Is Marco Rubio the next Henry Kissinger?
The Secretary of State will also serve as acting National Security Advisor after Trump nominated Mike Waltz for UN Ambassador
Jacob Heilbrunn
Politics
May 1, 2025
The US minerals deal is a hopeful sign for Ukraine
This deal has been at least eight months in the making
Lisa Haseldine
Economics
May 1, 2025
Is America in the grip of Empty Shelves panic?
Trump suggests American kids might get ‘two dolls instead of 30’ this Christmas
Andy Palmer
Politics
May 1, 2025
Trump’s big gambles are paying off
‘Liberation Day’ may yet prove to be another masterclass in madman brinkmanship
Freddy Gray
Europe
May 1, 2025
Trump’s Ukraine minerals deal is pure extortion
Zelensky is putting on a brave face
Mark Galeotti
Politics
May 1, 2025
Kamala Harris is back
And even more vapid than before!
Kate Andrews
Politics
April 30, 2025
Whitmer’s smart play for Trump’s voters
For progressive Democrat voters, the governor’s willingness to appear with Trump is anathema
Ben Domenech
Media
April 30, 2025
The unbearable smugness of the White House Correspondents’ Dinner
At the best of times the dinner is excruciating
Douglas Murray