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Jonathan Tobin writes for the Federalist about the Ukrainian leader’s critical misconception as he approached deals with American officials. You know you’re in trouble if you’re the head of a…
Eddie Scarry of the Federalist worries more about a major American media outlet than Russian propaganda. An unintentionally hilarious “EXCLUSIVE” in The Washington Post this week claimed that Russian “propaganda”…
Matthew Continetti writes for the Washington Free Beacon about the links between separate skirmishes around the globe. An arc of conflict stretches from Jerusalem to Kyiv. The active fronts cannot…
Hal Brands of the American Enterprise Institute warns readers about a sad fact in today’s world. The Ukraine war is the first great-power nuclear crisis of the 21st century —…
Noah Rothman writes at National Review Online about telling developments involving America’s ideological adversaries. A fantasy persists among self-styled realist critics of the West’s support for Kyiv’s defense against Russia’s…
Mollie Hemingway of the Federalist analyzes the latest evidence of misdeeds from President Biden. A key associate of Hunter Biden reluctantly admitted details about how the Biden family business was…
Jim Geraghty of National Review Online explains why the Russian invasion of Ukraine reminds him of a fable. There is something bizarre and unnerving to read reports of Kremlin insiders…
Miranda Devine writes for the New York Post about Democrats’ latest attempts to shift blame for their misdeeds. As the world teeters on the edge of nuclear catastrophe, the Democrats…
Daniel Turner writes for the New York Post about the Biden administration’s questionable approach to climate issues. To state the obvious, John Kerry is an unserious person. That’s not a…
Andrew McCarthy of National Review Online applies his legal expertise to the latest controversy involving President Trump and a potential 2020 electoral opponent. Judge [Andrew] Napolitano argues that the July…
Victor Davis Hanson of National Review Online contends recent trends in American foreign policy point in a bad direction. Wars often seem to come out of nowhere, as unlikely events…
James M. Patterson explains at libertylawsite: With its holding in FDA v. Brown and Williamson Tobacco Corp. (2000), the U.S. Supreme Court found that the Food and Drug Administration lacked the…