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In a cabinet meeting on January 29, President Trump told assembled journalists that he wanted to keep housing prices high: “I don’t want to drive […] Source
MUSCAT, Oman (AP) — A convoy believed to be carrying American officials arrived Friday at the site of talks between Iran and the United States where the two countries are set to hold negotiations over Tehran's nuclear program. The talks Friday come after a chaotic week that initially saw plans for regional countries to take [...]
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When it comes to functioning democracies, trust is an integral ingredient; without it, communities cannot function, and citizens grow increasingly despondent and hopeless. In 2026, […] Source
As year two of the Trump 2.0 presidency begins, President Trump faces a pivotal decision on Iran: pursue a grand bargain with the Iranian regime […] Source
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In a cabinet meeting on January 29, President Trump told assembled journalists that he wanted to keep housing prices high: “I don’t want to drive […] Source
Guthrie has been missing since Sunday morning, with authorities now offering a $50,000 reward for information.
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It was always a fraud. The post Trump Didn’t Destroy the ‘Rules-Based International Order’ appeared first on The American Conservative .
Foreign Affairs Trump Didn’t Destroy the ‘Rules-Based International Order’ It was always a fraud. Credit: Drop of Light Accusations have burgeoned that President Donald Trump is determined to destroy the “rules-based international order” established after World War II. Some of his actions certainly resemble old-style, 19th century imperialism. His initial demand that Denmark sell Greenland to the United States fits that description. One could readily envision previous presidents such as Andrew Jackson, James K. Polk, or William McKinley making a similar move for U.S. territorial aggrandizement. Trump is a rather unashamed imperialist, willing to use threats or even military force to bully other nations. However, despite the…Open
Reform UK’s candidate has a real chance at the London mayoralty, but the road is hard. The post Who Is Laila Cunningham? appeared first on The American Conservative .
UK Special Coverage Who Is Laila Cunningham? Reform UK’s candidate has a real chance at the London mayoralty, but the road is hard. UK Special Coverage The next vote to elect the mayor of London does not take place until 2028. But the newly fragmented and unpredictable nature of British electoral politics means it is shaping up to be a more interesting contest than previously thought. In 2024, the Labour mayor, Sadiq Khan, cruised to his third election victory against a relatively weak Conservative candidate, Susan Hall, an easier victory for him than his 2021 reelection against the Tories’ Shaun Bailey. Khan has settled into a strange position as London mayor: disliked nationally and locally but comfortably ensconced in office…Open
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President Trump’s National Security Strategy should guide U.S. policy in the Caucasus region. The post The Case for a Realist Georgia Policy appeared first on The American Conservative .
Foreign Affairs The Case for a Realist Georgia Policy President Trump’s National Security Strategy should guide U.S. policy in the Caucasus region. Credit: Janice Appels/Shutterstock The Trump Administration’s National Security Strategy (NSS) represents a clear repudiation of decades of failed post–Cold War orthodoxy. These policies advanced globalization at any cost, tolerated one-sided trade, fueled endless wars, promoted unchecked NATO enlargement, and elevated democracy promotion into a rigid doctrine guiding U.S. foreign policy. In his seminal book Where the Right Went Wrong , Pat Buchanan once described the pinnacle of this liberal internationalist project, most clearly expressed in the Bush Doctrine, as “democratic…Open
A semitruck driven by a Kyrgyzstani national slammed into a van carrying four Amish men in Indiana on Tuesday, killing them all. Gert Pretorius, 44, […] Source