From anti-ICE melees to pro-Hamas marches, the script is the same: provoke, claim victimhood, demand power.

If peace is on the table and mobs still take the streets, ask who profits from the chaos.

READ MORE: https://spectator.org/its-good-v-evil-its-always-been-good-v-evil/

After two Senate losses and a narrow House victory, John James says his moment has come.

His party isn’t convinced.

READ MORE: https://spectator.org/is-this-john-jamess-moment/

Two years after Hamas’s brutal invasion, Trump’s team delivered a 20-point peace deal that redefines the political landscape of the Middle East.

From the Abraham Accords to the Gaza Agreement, Trump’s peacemaking record now rivals Carter’s and Reagan’s combined.

READ MORE: https://spectator.org/blessed-is-the-peacemaker/

The “Five Quick Things” are back — and they’re sharper than ever, skewering the left, the media, and the madness of modern politics.

Performance art or politics? We can’t tell the difference, and neither can California.

READ MORE: https://spectator.org/five-quick-things-the-glorious-return-of-the-5qt/

After the assassination of Charlie Kirk, a Democratic nominee’s “two bullets” texts show the danger of normalized political hatred.

And this is not okay.

READ MORE: https://spectator.org/virginia-attorney-general-race-may-show-proof-of-the-charlie-kirk-effect/

Israel’s war is not with the Palestinian people but with Iran’s terror network that thrives on perpetual conflict.

Trump achieves peace!

READ MORE: https://spectator.org/real-peace-in-israel-lies-beyond-the-two-state-solution/

Missionaries taught reading and faith. The Iroquois answered with torture.

Read the history your textbooks skip.

READ MORE: https://spectator.org/happy-indigenous-peoples-day/

Maria Corina Machado’s Nobel isn’t just a win for Venezuela — it’s a defeat for global socialism.

The Peace Prize finally shines where it should: on the Venezuelan opposition that’s been terrorized, silenced, and now vindicated.

READ MORE: https://spectator.org/maria-corina-machado-getting-the-nobel-peace-prize-is-just-fine/

Louisiana’s redistricting fight could expose the lie behind modern racial politics.

The Supreme Court may finally call time on America’s victimhood industry.

READ MORE: https://spectator.org/racism-victimhood-and-louisiana-v-callais/

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This year, Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin will be awarded our inaugural Good Governance Award and commentator Scott Jennings will be awarded the 2025 Barbara Olson Award for Excellence and Independence in Journalism. The evening also features a Q&A with American Spectator editor Paul Kengor and senior editor Daniel J. Flynn about Flynn’s new book, The Man Who Invented Conservatism: The Unlikely Life of Frank S. Meyer. The evening additionally showcases a special preview and discussion of Robert Orlando’s new documentary, Surviving the Kultursmog: R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr, and the Rise of The American Spectator.

The event honors Robert L. Bartley, editor of the Wall Street Journal’s editorial page for more than 30 years.

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Third-wave feminism promised empowerment; it delivered loneliness, collapsing birthrates, and men opting out.

If modern “empowerment” makes women less marriageable and men less motivated, what future are we choosing?

READ MORE: https://spectator.org/feminism-the-nose-ring-theory-and-our-potential-extinction/

John Bolton is finally indicted.

We must bring back a strong U.S. Navy!

It must remain the ‘mistress of the seas and oceans.'

READ MORE: https://spectator.org/taiwan-and-trafalgar-lessons-from-the-past-for-todays-us-navy/

Seven million people protesting an imaginary king. Jefferson would be proud, or puzzled.

The “No Kings” protest: where delusion meets déjà vu.

READ MORE: https://spectator.org/the-ridiculous-no-kings-protest/

Faith, courage, and education reform — Glenn Youngkin’s legacy lives on.

The governor who turned parental outrage into policy — and a movement.

READ MORE: https://spectator.org/praise-god-for-glenn-youngkin/

When Democrats demand ransom for reopening government, the only answer should be: no.

The shutdown isn’t the crisis — the $38 trillion debt is.

READ MORE: https://spectator.org/give-them-nothing-speaker-johnson/

There is no way for future historians to grasp how remarkably successful Trump 47’s first year has been.

It has been historic, despite the Democrats.

READ MORE: https://spectator.org/how-trump-45-paved-the-way-for-47/

He’s defying Schumer, challenging Kamala Harris, and talking to the working class his party left behind.

Is John Fetterman is positioning himself as the Democrats’ anti-woke candidate?

READ MORE: https://spectator.org/is-john-fetterman-running-for-president/