The Spectacle Episode 201: The Fate of the Jeffrey Epstein List

In a recent episode of The Spectacle Podcast, hosts Melissa Mackenzie and Scott McKay discussed the ongoing mystery surrounding the Jeffrey Epstein files, which have not yet been made public. The episode, titled "What Happened to the Jeffrey Epstein List?" raised questions about why these documents remain under wraps. Mackenzie and McKay expressed their frustration … Read more

Five Years Ago, We Wrongly Accused a Pangolin

Five years ago, the world faced an unprecedented crisis. As news of a deadly virus spread, everyday life changed dramatically. People began to avoid physical contact, opting for elbow bumps instead of handshakes. A sense of panic gripped the public, fueled by alarming messages from leaders urging everyone to stay home. In a matter of … Read more

Greenland: The Crucial Arctic Priority for America

Greenland’s recent parliamentary election on March 11, 2025, has stirred significant political change in the region. The pro-business Democrats, led by Jens-Frederik Nielsen, achieved a surprising victory, securing 29.9% of the vote and ending the left-leaning Inuit Ataqatigiit (IA) coalition’s hold on power. This shift comes at a time when the United States is looking … Read more

Detrans Awareness Day Issues a Cautionary Message

On March 12, Detrans Awareness Day was marked with a briefing on Capitol Hill, highlighting the experiences of individuals who have regretted their gender transition. The event aimed to raise awareness about the challenges faced by those who have undergone gender transition and later decided to detransition. Forrest Smith, who transitioned from male to female … Read more

California Poses Risks to Self-Defense Rights

In August, a shocking incident occurred in downtown San Francisco involving Ricky Pearsall, a rookie wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers. An armed assailant confronted him, demanding his watch and belongings. Pearsall resisted, leading to a violent struggle that resulted in him being shot in the chest. This serious attack did not prompt any … Read more

Will Defense Spending Escape Cuts Once More?

Since the 1950s, attempts to cut government spending have faced strong opposition. Many politicians seem more focused on protecting their interests than addressing the needs of the people. Among the most protected areas is the Department of Defense, often seen as untouchable. While defense spending is crucial for national security, not every dollar spent is … Read more

Where Is the Trump Legislative Agenda? Conservatives Cant Rely Solely on Executive Orders.

Donald Trump has made headlines with his swift actions during the first weeks of his second term, garnering praise from supporters and confusion from critics. His administration has already made significant cuts, including an 83% reduction in USAID, and has reshaped border policies to ease immigration flows. These moves have sparked discussions about the effectiveness … Read more

George Will and the Munich Connection

George Will, a prominent conservative columnist, has once again stirred debate by invoking the Munich analogy in the context of the ongoing war in Ukraine. Recently, he criticized former President Donald Trump and others for what he termed “appeasement” towards Russia’s President Vladimir Putin. Will compared the current situation in Ukraine to the events leading … Read more

Fairness for Advocates of Social Justice

The Trump administration has taken a bold step by canceling $400 million in federal grants and contracts to Columbia University. This decision comes in response to the university’s failure to address ongoing harassment faced by Jewish students. Education Secretary Linda McMahon emphasized that since the conflict began on October 7, Jewish students have endured violence … Read more