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President Trump suggested letting Iran "take out" Los Angeles and San Diego at a rally last night. This comes as new polling finds voters shifting in Democrats' favor just weeks away from the midterms. Former Sen. Jon Tester joins Alicia Menendez to share his reaction.
President Trump suggested letting Iran "take out" Los Angeles and San Diego at a rally last night. This comes as new polling finds voters shifting in Democrats' favor just weeks away from the midterms. Former Rep. Charlie Dent, former Sen. Jon Tester and political strategist Sawyer Hackett join Alicia Menendez to share their reaction.
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Russia experts shed light on the Kremlin’s calculations. The post Why Putin Is Threatening Nuclear War Over Kaliningrad appeared first on The American Conservative .
Russia Why Putin Is Threatening Nuclear War Over Kaliningrad Russia experts shed light on the Kremlin’s calculations. (Gavriil Grigorov / POOL / AFP via Getty Images) If the world blows up in a conflict over Kaliningrad—the diminutive Russian exclave sandwiched between Poland, Lithuania, and the Baltic Sea—at least there would be a silver lining for survivors to appreciate: It would be darkly humorous and ironic. Kaliningrad—or Koenigsberg, as the formerly German city was called before its capture in 1945 by the Soviet Union—was the birthplace of the philosopher Immanuel Kant, whose most enduring contribution to political theory was a long essay on international relations, Toward Perpetual Peace. In it, Kant outlines some…Open
Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned the West against escalating the war in Ukraine, saying Moscow is prepared to use “all weapons” in its arsenal — including nuclear — if its Baltic exclave of Kaliningrad comes under attack. Speaking at the Valdai Discussion Club in Moscow on Thursday, the Russian leader said he had no plans to attack any European country but was prepared to respond to Western aggression if necessary and referenced the Russian territory sandwiched between NATO members Poland and Lithuania. CNN’s Ben Hunte speaks with Paul Van Hooft, head of RAND Europe Deterrence Initiative, about Putin’s nuclear threat to NATO countries. Also, former George W. Bush national security official Meghan O’Sullivan reacts…
Is Vladimir Putin growing unstable? Paranoid? Fearful of losing his grip on power? The answers to those questions may be found in a strange place: Kaliningrad.
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I’m not convinced (yet). The post Will AI Kill Us All? appeared first on The American Conservative .
Artificial Intelligence Will AI Kill Us All? I’m not convinced (yet). (Ludovic MARIN / AFP via Getty Images) I’ve lived my life under the constant threat of human extinction. So I’m a little skeptical of the new warnings around AI. But that is changing. As a child, the danger was thermonuclear war with the Soviets. At my elementary school, we practiced hiding under our flimsy wooden desks, or going into the hallway and pulling our coats over our heads against the expected flash. Our teachers told lurid tales of radiation damage, of our parents dying before our eyes, even pointing to the school parking lot and explaining how the Red missiles were so accurate they could target our principal’s car. I felt it would be a miracle if I…Open
Tucker Carlson’s response to the president’s Easter threats was just one example of an important trend. The post Christian Conservatives Draw a Hard Line Against Iran War appeared first on The American Conservative .
The Iran War Christian Conservatives Draw a Hard Line Against Iran War Tucker Carlson’s response to the president’s Easter threats was just one example of an important trend. (Iran’s Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance/Handout via Getty Images) Tucker Carlson’s most telling break with MAGA had nothing to do with Israel or Iran or President Donald Trump. It was the atomic bomb. Pulling too hard at this particular thread can unravel the entire conservative project, as Carlson’s vehement critics immediately recognized. “It’s wrong to drop nuclear weapons on people and if you find yourself arguing that it’s a good thing to drop nuclear weapons on people, then you are evil,” he told Joe Rogan in 2024. (Carlson…Open
Author By Mario Alexis Portella A strategy designed to prevent strategic nuclear war could inadvertently create greater incentives for early nuclear use during a regional conflict.
What was the Cold War? Forty-five years on the brink of nuclear war — and many Americans can barely explain it. So PragerU’s Franklin Camargo hits Hollywood Boulevard to find out how much Americans actually know about the war that could have ended the world. Who were we up against? Why was it called “cold”? And did America even win? A few people know their history. Most don’t come close. Their answers might just surprise you. Watch the film The Brink of War from Angel Studios in theaters Friday 8/14. https://l.prageru.com/4qcywb1
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