The American Spectator
Writing and EditingVirginia, United States11-50 Employees
The American Spectator is a long-established publication in the writing and editing industry, based in Arlington, Virginia, with roots dating back to 1924. Its origin story traces back to founders George Nathan and Truman Newberry, and the magazine has historically navigated name changes and editorial direction, ultimately returning to its original title. The organization positions itself as a periodical that publishes content with a focus on American political and cultural commentary, aiming to present material without constraints tied to a particular demographic or origin. With a modest-sized operation, the publication serves a readership seeking a traditional, opinion-oriented reading experience within the broader American editorial landscape.