Instead of taking their ball and going home, members of America’s elite are taking themselves and going abroad. While the ...

I am 80 years old. I have made a lot of mistakes. Almost all of them have to do with money. I’ve done some things right, too. But because I have been writing for The American Spectator most of my life ...

Three years ago Tuesday, I left an Altoona, Pennsylvania, warehouse with the Lost Papers of the Conservative Movement. My book largely based on that discovery, The Man Who Invented Conservatism: The ...

Sowell warned against judges who seek ‘cosmic justice,’ creating a world in which outcomes and results of people are equal and no disparities exist.

Joshua Parcha is a writer, teacher, and associate professor at Pennsylvania State University (Hazleton). He lives in Northeast Pennsylvania with his wife, Seana, and their two young children. He has ...

With Mamdani’s prominence, there will be greater scrutiny of how Democrats address their Jihad-supporting base.

Thailand and Cambodia have been fighting over the ruins of the ancient Hindu Temple of Preah Vihear, deep in the Dângrêk Mountains on the border between the two countries.

California’s families deserve a law that safeguards children without sidelining parents. AB 495 falls short of that promise.

France, Canada, and Britain have diarized a day in September on which their leaders can welcome “Palestine” as a full-blown member state of the United Nations. There could hardly be a stronger pretext ...

Unless Trump is willing to sanction the EU for purchasing Russian gas, unless he is willing to create the “severe” economic ...

Gavin Newsom has cast himself as a defender of democracy in the gerrymandering war that erupted after Texas Democrats fled the Lone Star State in a futile attempt to kill a GOP redistricting plan.

Ultimately, this moment isn’t about cheerleaders. It’s about holding on to the last vestiges of collective non-politicized entertainment.