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The Spectator’s world edition, launched in 2018, is a magazine of ideas dedicated to great writing that covers politics, culture, arts and life. Published monthly in print and daily online, we’re dedicated to covering the most interesting stories and publishing the best commentary on what’s happening in the US and around the world.
Soberanía is non-negotiable. That’s what Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum repeats time and again, at her mañaneras, at speeches, at rallies, on television and in person. She says it, her government says it, her political party says it,...
“Woke is officially DEAD,” Donald Trump announced last summer. That has been a common refrain since the 2024 election: the antiwestern, anti-white, pro-transgender ideology is over. The excesses of left-wing radicalism have been rejected....
The Catholic Church’s complicated relationship with Mexico’s drug lords “And this,” I was told, five minutes after arriving in Mexico, “is where they murdered the Archbishop.” I was at the entrance to the car park at Guadalajara airport....
Why does Justice Neil Gorsuch believe that America is an “idea”? Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch’s tour to tout his new children’s book about the Declaration of Independence should have been uneventful. But then Gorsuch decided to talk...
Defense spending has become an essential part of economic policy As tensions with Iran once again push the US toward the possibility of further involvement in Middle Eastern conflicts, a novel brand of anti-interventionism has swept...
This reality TV star is the mayor LA needs This spring, many Angelenos have reported a strange, wild wind blowing down through the brushy canyons and over the sunbaked asphalt plains and across the urine-soaked beachside parking lots of Los...
