chancellor of Germany from 2005 to 2021
Steven Hayward explains in a Power Line blog entry why he’s willing to reassess his initial impression of France’s president. I’ve been highly suspicious of Emmanuel Macron, France’s youngish, posterboy…
Transcript from Jon Sanders' July 8 discussion on Sky News with presenter Kimberley Leonard and fellow guest Keith Stewart of Greenpeace.
Oren Cass uses a National Review Online column to place the flawed Paris climate agreement in perspective. Even before President Trump had completed his announcement that the United States would…
Rich Lowry of National Review Online looks for the truth behind President Trump’s latest quip about problems in Sweden. At a campaign rally over the weekend, Trump issued forth with…
The Daily Mail reports the latest pronouncement from United Kingdom Independence Party leader Nigel Farage. Hailing 2016 the year of ‘two big political revolutions’ Nigel Farage said Angela Merkel and…
Walter Williams‘ latest column at Human Events examines the impact of multiculturalism. German Chancellor Angela Merkel declared that multiculturalism has “utterly failed,” adding that it was an illusion to think…
Katherine Timpf of National Review Online scrutinizes details of East Carolina University’s new sexual harassment policy. East Carolina University’s new sexual harassment policy declares that even “slight” neck-touching can be…
Kevin Williamson at National Review Online shares his concerns about the Greeks’ unwillingness to own up to their problems. The Greeks have their Bernie Sanders. What they need is their…
David Malpass‘ latest column for Forbes magazine takes aim at conventional wisdom in economic thought. ESTABLISHMENT ECONOMICS should be having a complete nervous breakdown. It claimed that growth and fairness…
Victor Davis Hanson thinks our current political turmoil represents more than just the normal ebb and flow of politics. He explains in a National Review Online column. The summer of…
Want to reduce Russia’s ability to bully its European neighbors? Promote free trade. Jim McTague of Barron’s explains why in his latest column, even including some positive comments about President…
Historian Paul Johnson asks Forbes magazine readers to consider whether Russia’s current strongman can be compared reasonably to Germany’s most famous power-mad dictator. Today’s drift toward war with Russia seems…