The American Spectator

6 days ago | spectator.org | Jennifer Galardi

In a political arena where verbal daggers fly faster than fists ever did, recent behavior from both the left and the right lays bare a new political reality. Toxic femininity, as Jordan Peterson has called it, has hijacked D.C., turning debates into reputational bloodbaths, leaving no one unscathed. I can’t help but wonder if allowing women onto the battlefield of politics bears some of the responsibility.

6 days ago | spectator.org | Ellie Gardey

Dr. Brian Levine is one of the nation’s foremost doctors on reproductive technologies such as IVF. He founded a fertility clinic in New York City that caters to the elite, provides commentary on the IVF industry for the New Yorker and CNN, and started a surrogacy business that promises women $50,000 to $90,000 in exchange for giving birth. His clinic advertises a special expertise in “LGBTQ+ family building,” and he says “gestational surrogacy” is among his specialties.

6 days ago | spectator.org | Dov Fischer

A year or so ago, when Candace Owens moved over to the Dark Side, I published some thoughts here about her and Tucker. I wrote, with ample documentary evidence, that Candace had become an outright open and notorious Jew hater. But I defended Tucker. I also defended him after he and Fox parted company. We need to bomb Fordow, the Ayatollahs’ mountain-based nuclear enterprise, before those nukes visit us. We have to. America First. People say that even a broken clock is right twice daily. Whatever.

1 week ago | spectator.org | Melissa Mackenzie

Mark Bulgutch, a writer for the Toronto Star, issued an unpopular opinion that dads should not be recognized or celebrated on Father’s Day, but rather “the woman who made him a father is the real hero of the story.” (READ MORE: A Tale of Two Father’s Days: This Year, Media Outlets Denigrated Fatherhood) Join The Spectacle Podcast hosts Melissa Mackenzie and Scott McKay as they discuss and defend the importance of fathers in a child’s life.

1 week ago | spectator.org | Ellie Gardey

The annual Reuters Digital News Report found that 54 percent of the world’s population is turning to social media platforms (such as Facebook and X) rather than traditional outlets to get their news. (READ MORE: My Job as a Journalist Is Going to a Bot) On this episode of The Spectator P.M. Podcast, hosts Ellie Gardey Holmes and Lyrah Margo discuss the future of news and the implications of social media on journalism.