While the left wrings its hands over “escalation,” conservatives see the bigger picture — protecting U.S. primacy against a rival that wants to bury the dollar and dominate the map.
The era of believing the Iranian regime can simply be managed indefinitely appears to be ending, and Washington should not waste the opportunity created by that realization.
With the recent Supreme Court ruling striking down black-only districts, every state's now free to do what the Democrats did, and flight from blue states means Democrats will pay the piper.
At the national level, Labour is still in charge, and Keir Starmer is still the Prime Minister, but the sword of Damocles now hangs over Downing Street.
State of the Union: The Brazilian president said Trump told him there are currently no plans to invade Cuba. The post Brazil’s Lula Visits White House appeared first on The American Conservative .
U.S. President Donald Trump and Brazil’s President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva met at the White House Thursday afternoon for a meeting that lasted more than two hours. Although the conversation between the U.S. and Brazilian presidents was scheduled as a joint appearance before reporters, Trump and Lula met in private and the press conference was cancelled . In a post on Truth Social published after Lula’s visit on Wednesday, Trump said that he discussed with “the very dynamic President of Brazil” topics which included “Trade and, specifically, Tariffs,” with Trump adding that the meeting “went very well.” Lula said in a post on X Friday that combating organized crime was among the topics discussed in the meeting, describing…Open