NYTIMES (Trish Bendix) - Late Night Praises Ilhan Omar’s Quick Reflexes
Stephen Colbert said the Minneapolis congresswoman looked “ready to throw some hands” after a man sprayed a substance at her at a town hall.
Stephen Colbert said the Minneapolis congresswoman looked “ready to throw some hands” after a man sprayed a substance at her at a town hall.
What was done to my daughter did not break me. It left me with a mother’s responsibility to ensure no child is left unheard.
Trump’s special envoy to Greenland argues that the U.S. needs Greenland to defend it, American allies and American security.
A decision in China not to charge a man who fathered children with a woman with a mental illness has set off a debate about consent and the state’s push for babies.
Dismissed as a lame duck, Emmanuel Macron has clawed back some influence after his defense of Greenland and Denmark. Will quieter domestic politics allow him to secure his legacy?
Prime Minister Keir Starmer of Britain met with President Xi Jinping of China as he sought to promote business ties with the world’s second-largest economy.
The shipping traffic and factories never stop in China’s port city of Ningbo, but the local housing market has crashed and nearby restaurants sit empty.
A federal judge said ICE had disobeyed more judicial directives this month than “some federal agencies have violated in their entire existence.”
As officials point fingers in the wake of Alex Pretti’s death at the hands of federal agents, concerns grow about the agency’s future.
America’s foreign policy elites don’t seem to care much about the people they kill. The post The Forgotten Casualties in Trump’s Wars appeared first on The American Conservative .
Foreign Affairs The Forgotten Casualties in Trump’s Wars America’s foreign policy elites don’t seem to care much about the people they kill. President Donald Trump views himself as a man of peace, so successful in settling wars that he should be the obvious winner of the Nobel Peace Prize. This after a year of promiscuous and foolish military interventions , splenetic and unpredictable tariff impositions, and bizarre and costly foreign demands, all presented as somehow making America great again. Of course, the administration’s fervent, even fevered, justifications are almost always implausible, and usually…Open