Freddy Gray

2 weeks ago | thespectator.com | Francis Pike |James Tidmarsh |Kate Andrews |Freddy Gray

Earlier this year, a bright light streaked through the night sky above Inner Mongolia. It was not an asteroid. The US Center for Strategic and International Studies, which released the footage, reported that it was China’s testing of a missile traveling at approximately 6,900 miles per hour. When China’s DF-27 hypersonic missile was first revealed in 2021, the US military was shaken.

3 weeks ago | thespectator.com | Stephen MIller |Stephen Miller |Freddy Gray |Roger Kimball |Sam Olsen

The parade of books about the behind-the-scenes palace intrigue of Joe Biden’s cognitive and physical decline is in full-swing. And most are being written by journalists from the very news outlets who helped cover it all up – or at least didn’t go out of their way to question Biden’s obvious decline before the June 27 debate made it impossible for them to do so. Excerpts of a new book by the Hill correspondent Amie Barnes and NBC political reporter Jonathan Allen were released this week.

3 weeks ago | thespectator.com | Freddy Gray |Daniel McCarthy |Sam Olsen |Philip Patrick

What with all the Rose Garden theatrics of “Liberation Day” and Donald Trump’s wild decision to tariff most of Planet Earth at once, Politico’s big “Musk will leave” scoop quickly sank down the news agenda. That’s partly because it wasn’t really a scoop at all. Elon Musk has said repeatedly that his role in the White House is only temporary.

3 weeks ago | thespectator.com | Freddy Gray

What with all the Rose Garden theatrics of “Liberation Day” and Donald Trump’s wild decision to tariff most of Planet Earth at once, Politico’s big “Musk will leave” scoop quickly sank down the news agenda. That’s partly because it wasn’t really a scoop at all. Elon Musk has said repeatedly that his role in the White House is only temporary.

3 weeks ago | thespectator.com | Roger Kimball |Freddy Gray |Ian Williams |Curtis Yarvin

I predict that by the time you read this, the press-fabricated entertainment known as “Signalgate” will be but a memory – a fond memory for those addicted to round-the-clock media frenzy, department of anti-Trump shenanigans. For the more responsible members of the populace, it will seem like an overheard squabble among angry children in some forlorn government-funded schoolyard.