country in northeastern Europe
Rich Lowry of National Review Online ponders a poisonous mindset common among the political left. In the wake of the Daniel Penny verdict, the soon to be departing, progressive member…
Laura Kelly writes for The Hill about problems posed by Russia’s latest military actions. Russia’s increasing use of hybrid and gray-zone attacks against European countries is posing a major challenge…
Charles Fain Lehman of the Washington Free Beacon highlights news that should disturb all of us (especially those who’ve followed Mark Steyn for years.) The U.S. fertility rate hit a…
Victor Davis Hanson asks in a National Review Online column whether the Western defense establishment set up in the aftermath of World War II is worth preserving. Donald Trump recently…
Lower oil prices are great for consumers. They’re also bad for America’s enemies, as Daniel Wiser reports for the Washington Free Beacon. U.S. adversaries that rely on oil exports to…
Though Wikipedia tells us there’s no confirmed source within Lenin’s published works, the Soviet Union’s first chief bad guy is often credited with inventing the term “useful idiots” to describe…
Steve Forbes explains in the latest issue of Forbes magazine why conventional wisdom about Russian leader Vladimir Putin’s propensity for provocative behavior might be wrong. THE IDEA that Vladimir Putin…
Michael Barone‘s latest column at Human Events suggests that President Obama continues to cling to some harmful delusions that are contradicted by historical evidence. … [O]ne hopes that, as Obama…
In the latest issue of Forbes magazine, Steve Forbes tackles U.S. policy toward the troubled Middle East. Among his recommendations is a plan to help place the Egyptian economy on…
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…
Pundits and economists of the Keynesian persuasion have blasted European governments that have failed to boost their sagging economies through so-called “austerity” measures. As University of Georgia economics professor Jeffrey…
View in your browser. Welcome TIMSS are not people, they are tests! Results from the 2011 TIMSS (Trends In International Mathematics and Science Study) have been released. Last year, North…