The Weekend Spectator Episode 42: The American Miracle – Our Nation Wasnt an Accident

In a recent episode of "The Weekend Spectator," hosts Paul Kengor and Grace Reilly discussed the film "The American Miracle," which highlights the divine guidance believed to have influenced the founding of the United States. The conversation centered on how various historical events could have altered the nation’s path, emphasizing the idea that many moments … Read more

The Spectator P.M. Episode 146: The Hidden Continuation of DEI in Companies

In the latest episode of The Spectator P.M. Podcast, hosts Ellie Gardey Holmes and Lyrah Margo tackle the controversial topic of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives in corporate America. They argue that despite backlash against these programs, many companies continue to promote them in subtle ways. The discussion centers around the ongoing efforts by … Read more

Israel Targets and Eliminates Several Senior Iranian Officials

Multiple explosions rocked Iran recently as Israel launched a series of preemptive airstrikes targeting key military and nuclear sites. The strikes occurred in various locations, including command centers and facilities associated with Iran’s nuclear program. Notably, airstrikes hit Shiraz and Tabriz, with reports suggesting that the international airport in Tabriz was among the targets. The … Read more

Trump Overturns Newsoms Gas Car Ban

President Donald Trump recently held a signing ceremony at the White House to celebrate Congress’s decision to overturn California’s law that aimed to ban gas-powered cars by 2035. This law, championed by California Governor Gavin Newsom, was part of the state’s broader effort to tackle climate change and promote electric vehicles. The resolutions passed by … Read more

The Irony and Absurdity of Virtue Signaling About Stolen Land

Mexican Senate President Gerardo Fernández Noroña recently stirred up controversy with comments regarding the ongoing unrest in Los Angeles related to illegal immigration. During a press conference, he claimed, “We’ll build the wall and we’ll pay for it, but we’ll do it according to the map of Mexico in 1830.” He presented a historical map … Read more