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NATO, Ukraine, and the War Hawks’ Pixie Dust Playbook
The Never-Ending War crowd wants you to believe three things at once: NATO expansion deters aggression—and won’t provoke retaliation. Giving Ukraine de facto NATO security guarantees will protect it—but won’t require American blood and…
On XY in XX’s Sports, Whoopi G. Opens Her Mouth—and Removes All Doubt
“It’s better to remain silent and be thought a fool,” goes the amusing saying, “than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.” Despite this well known warning, there nonetheless is a show that specializes in removing such doubt—it’s called…
The Danes and the Greenlanders: How They See Trump’s America
I am afraid that the Danes are in danger of losing their good old-fashioned judgment, especially when it comes to the U.S.A. and its people.I am in Denmark, and the other day, I listened to a podcast from a popular Danish radio station…
The USAID Case: Judge Amir Ali’s $2 Billion Defiance Escalates
The Supreme Court’s recent refusal to vacate the lower court’s order in the USAID case has sharply divided legal observers—especially conservatives. Some initially dismissed it as a mere procedural hiccup, a fleeting technical matter that…
Terrifying Tariffs: Tax Policy as Back-Door Foreign Aid
President Trump has made balancing selective tariffs with our trading partners a target. This will not only help reduce our immense national debt, but it should also strengthen manufacturing jobs by supporting “Made in America”…
Dr. Marty Makary’s ‘Blind Spots’ Book Is At Odds With Established Findings
Marty Makary is well-known for writing informal autobiographical books critiquing medical practice in America. Given that he is poised to lead the FDA, it should concern people that his book, Blind Spots: When Medicine Gets It Wrong, and…
Reforming the Kennedy Center
During his first term, President Trump ably governed the nation to ensure prosperity but overlooked the cultural aspect. Perhaps he underestimated the effect of arts and culture in shaping public opinion. Consequently, there was…
Is ActBlue a Criminal Enterprise?
ActBlue was founded in 2004 as a Democrat Party political action committee (PAC) ostensibly to organize and raise campaign funds from “small donors.” On its website, ActBlue describes itself as “the home for small dollar donors” that…
America’s New Tough Love Foreign Policy
Ukrainian President Zelensky’s self-inflicted televised Oval Office execution on February 28th marks a watershed moment in American history. A sea change in American policy and direction was revealed to millions of Americans looking on…
K–12: At Last, Academics Acknowledge the Reading Crisis
For years, everyone trying to undermine K–12 often had to look the other way. They didn’t dare discuss Rudolf Flesch’s famous book explaining why Johnny can’t read. Instead, these resourceful meddlers treated Flesch as a pariah.…
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