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YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - ‘All-hands-on-deck approach’: Kari Lake on the Trump administration’s border security push

On Wednesday’s “Rob Schmitt Tonight,” former acting CBP commissioner Mark Morgan and Kari Lake reacted to the Trump administration’s border security efforts and its approach to drug trafficking and immigration.

STRIPES (Linda F. Hersey) - Veterans home workers sue over ‘no-mask’ rule during pandemic | Stars and Stripes

The judge said a jury must decide whether the anti-mask rule crossed a line into an intentional wrong.

STRIPES (Chad Garland) - Army secretary discussing exit by year’s end, reports say | Stars and Stripes

The expected departure of Army Secretary Dan Driscoll could leave the service without a Senate-confirmed leader.

NEWSNATIONNOW (Patrick Djordjevic) - Dolly Parton leaves 'present' for future generations: Journalist

The country music legend, who died Tuesday at 80 after a brief battle with cancer, recorded thousands of unreleased songs.

NYTIMES (Maggie Haberman, Zolan Kanno-Youngs and Kate Kelly) - Secret Service Officials Said to Be Put on Leave Amid Internal Inquiry

The agency’s top spokesman is among those on leave, according to two Trump administration officials. The agency said three people faced a misconduct investigation.

THEAMERICANCONSERVATIVE (Rob York) - What South Korea’s Israel Snub Means

The Lee government is moving towards greater independence from the U.S. The post What South Korea’s Israel Snub Means appeared first on The American Conservative .

Foreign Affairs Foreign Affairs What South Korea’s Israel Snub Means The Lee government is moving towards greater independence from the U.S. Photo by Lucas Aguayo Araos/Anadolu via Getty Images The Republic of Korea and the State of Israel were both founded in 1948, out of the wreckage of colonial empires upended by the Second World War. The two governments did not establish formal diplomatic relations until 1962, but they were on the same side for much of the Cold War, with Israel balancing against anti-American forces in the Middle East and South Korea doing the same in…Open

THEAMERICANCONSERVATIVE (Doug Bandow) - How to Stop Chinese, Russian Support for Iran’s War Efforts

Ending the conflict would deprive U.S. rivals of a vehicle for retaliation. The post How to Stop Chinese, Russian Support for Iran’s War Efforts appeared first on The American Conservative .

Foreign Affairs How to Stop Chinese, Russian Support for Iran’s War Efforts Ending the conflict would deprive U.S. rivals of a vehicle for retaliation. Washington policymakers are easily shocked. They expect U.S. primacy. Even in war they presume deference to Washington. Easy victories. Pliable enemies. International support. Yet such events almost never happen. Certainly, the surprise February attack on Iran, again amid negotiations, produced none of these results, despite President Donald Trump’s apparent assumptions to the contrary. He seems to have expected surviving Iranian officials to seek his approval before appointing new…Open

THEAMERICANCONSERVATIVE (Ann Coulter) - We Happy Few, We Band Of Wokesters

Why do the Brits imitate the worst in American culture? The post We Happy Few, We Band Of Wokesters appeared first on The American Conservative .

Culture Culture We Happy Few, We Band Of Wokesters Why do the Brits imitate the worst in American culture? Assuming the ridiculous gushing over a Cambridge conman was not a national Monty Python sketch arranged for tourists, the Jason Arday affair reminded me of one of the most peculiar things about Britain: It’s more woke than the U.S. Which is weird, because the Mother Country still has a monarchy that rules over tens of millions of white subjects. The closest we have to that in America is the NAACP. According to the 2021 census , the UK is 2.5 percent black, but around half of all…Open