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“Whether or not Jesus existed doesn’t really matter to me" — James Talarico’s PASTOR.
His religion is anything but Christianity.
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China Fixes Its Baby Crisis With ‘Wedding Destination’ City Halls
Addressing the issue with the wrong solution.
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Pope Leo’s Triomphe
“We must recognize, welcome, and protect the small flame that the Holy Spirit has kindled in the darkness of the night.”
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Sarah Sanders Steps In It Just Before the Midterms
This is 2026, not 1996, and pissing off young white men as disposable black sheep for generalized campaign ads is now going to carry costs it didn’t before.
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The Spectator P.M. Podcast: Mamdani Lets Prostitution Run Amok in NYC with hosts @EllieGardey, @LyrahMargo and @MadelynnGondy.
Available on @rumblevideo and all podcast platforms.
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His rhetoric has drawn fierce criticism, but Netanyahu’s governments presided over major improvements in the social and economic well-being of Israel’s Arab citizens.
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The Spectator P.M. Podcast: China Fixes Its Baby Crisis With ‘Wedding Destination’ City Halls with hosts @EllieGardey, @LyrahMargo and @MadelynnGondy.
Available on @rumblevideo and all podcast platforms.
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From Penn State to Fenway Park, sports stadiums have turned ‘Sweet Caroline’ and the same tired playlist into an inescapable wall of noise.
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Ketanji Brown Jackson Throws a FIT As Supreme Court Backs SAVE Voter Verification
Jackson’s dissent was full of cheap shots at the majority and infantile analogies.
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She responded with a 12-page dissent that accused the Court’s majority of misreading both Supreme Court precedent and U.S. statutes by allowing the DHS and the White House to unilaterally expand the executive branch’s authority.
Jackson’s dissent was full of cheap shots at the majority and infantile analogies such as the following: “[I]n balancing the equities, the majority only looks at one side of the scale — the judicial equivalent of expecting a seesaw with weight applied on only one side to work properly.”
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This was meant to refute the majority’s opinion that the judge’s ruling “inhibits the Federal Government’s efforts to assist state and local agencies in the proper administration of the midterm elections.”
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Artificial intelligence gets the attention, but falling birth rates, population decline, and humanity’s own destructive impulses may pose greater long-term dangers.
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The American Spectator retweeted
My new @amspectator column on tearing down the woke Iron Curtain in the publishing - and film - industry. Shoutout to @BernardCornwell, @andrewklavan, @_DavidMorrell, @deankoontz, @monsterhunter45
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Centuries after the French Revolution sent a Catholic king to the guillotine, the faithful return in extraordinary numbers.
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Nikole Hannah-Jones takes a look at education politics, failing schools, and the strange priorities of ideological parenting.
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A decades-long friendship with Wendell Berry revealed how his devotion to community, faith, and affection shaped both his writing and his vision of American life.
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This stunt just puts Kamala in the hot seat.
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Dean Martin knew it, the Romans knew it, and Jesus certainly knew it: Life, food, and fellowship are better with wine.
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Beware! Beware!
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Trump didn’t buy the island. He got much of the strategic advantage without having to own it.
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