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STRIPES (Rose L. Thayer) - Army OB-GYN at center of patient abuse case told agents he was taking notes when secretly recording exams | Stars and Stripes

Maj. Blaine McGraw faces 273 counts of criminal charges which were laid out Tuesday in an Article 32 hearing.

DAILYCALLER (Andrew Powell) - Lawsuit From Former US Olympian Against USA Fencing Over Alleged Transgender Athlete Gets Dismissed

Fellow women's fencers Patricia Hughes and Emma Griffin joined Vincenti in the lawsuit

NYTIMES (Rana Hanna) - Every New Cease-Fire in Lebanon Brings Hope — Until It Doesn’t

In Lebanon, each new cease-fire is met with blind optimism — as if it hails the end of a conflict instead of what it actually is: an admission ticket to the next war.

ABCNEWS - Millions of people have been placed in new voting districts

A redistricting effort before the November elections has reshaped congressional voting districts for millions of Americans

THEAMERICANCONSERVATIVE (Iain Macwhirter) - Scotland’s Sturgeon Snared in Spendthrift Spouse’s Sleazy Scheme

Peter Murrell, the SNP luminary’s estranged husband, pled guilty to embezzling party funds at grand scale. The post Scotland’s Sturgeon Snared in Spendthrift Spouse’s Sleazy Scheme appeared first on The American Conservative .

UK Special Coverage Scotland’s Sturgeon Snared in Spendthrift Spouse’s Sleazy Scheme Peter Murrell, the SNP luminary’s estranged husband, pled guilty to embezzling party funds at grand scale. UK Special Coverage (Photo by Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images) “Farthest fall the virtuous with feet of clay.” The nationalist former first minister of Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon, and her husband, Scottish National Party CEO Peter Murrell, dominated Scottish politics for a decade and arguably came close to breaking up Britain. Their project ended in ignominy Monday, as Murrell was led in handcuffs from the High Court of…Open

THEAMERICANCONSERVATIVE (Ivan Eland) - Is the U.S. Capable of Being Cautious About Foreign Interventions?

American adversaries have learned how to outlast the U.S. The post Is the U.S. Capable of Being Cautious About Foreign Interventions? appeared first on The American Conservative .

Foreign Affairs Is the U.S. Capable of Being Cautious About Foreign Interventions? American adversaries have learned how to outlast the U.S. (Photo by Cpl. Francisco J. Diaz Jr./U.S. Marine Corps via Getty Images) The United States loves to remember the Second World War and the Gulf War, because they resulted in the United States smashing the huge conventional armies of diabolical adversaries such as Adolf Hitler, the Imperial Japanese, and the former American ally Saddam Hussein. Yet most recent U.S. wars haven’t gone all that well. Although the outcome of the Korean War against countries using conventional…Open

THEAMERICANCONSERVATIVE (Andrew Day) - Trump Doesn’t Need a Big Iran Deal

The “deal or war” choice is a false binary—and a good thing too. The post Trump Doesn’t Need a Big Iran Deal appeared first on The American Conservative .

Foreign Affairs Trump Doesn’t Need a Big Iran Deal The “deal or war” choice is a false binary—and a good thing too. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) President Donald Trump has always said he’d rather make a deal than a war with Iran, but that he wouldn’t hesitate to do the latter if needed. Sure enough, when he failed to get a nuclear deal last year, Trump bombed Iran’s nuclear facilities. And when a grand bargain still wasn’t forthcoming in late February, he and Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu launched a joint, large-scale war against Iran that swiftly degenerated into a…Open

NYTIMES (Michael D. Shear) - Can Nigel Farage’s Right-Wing Party Win It All in Britain?

Nigel Farage’s anti-immigrant, populist agenda has helped his Reform U.K. Party emerge from the fringe of British politics. But it faces an uphill climb to win power.