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The world is ticking on an AI clock. The UN is still set to 1945

The U.N. General Assembly 81 arrived in New York under the theme of restoring trust and managing transformation. By the opening of the General...

A City Hall security guard told me to ‘pick up a rifle,’ then I was the one in handcuffs

My wife and I moved from New York City to Burlington, Vermont, approximately 11 years ago for her medical residency. We’re raising two kids...

The West thinks Iran is winning the Red Sea. Trump is

The Houthis‘ advance doesn’t mean Iran is winning. It means President Donald Trump is. This might sound crazy compared to the popular Western narrative. In...

Colin Kaepernick and Ryan Clark: Two black men who desperately want racism to exist in the US

Former NFL players Colin Kaepernick and Ryan Clark can’t stop talking about slavery and racism.  It’s the latest race-baiting sermon by two of the most...

Trump needs to make the 15-second case for Iran being worth $4 gas — and fast

While the critical importance of the Iran conflict is obvious to experienced national security experts, the unprincipled political opposition has been louder and more...

Ukraine is heading for a hard winter. Putin thinks it will break them — that’s his mistake

Winter has not been cancelled. Russia is preparing another campaign against Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, and Russian President Vladimir Putin has said so openly. “In response...

China played the long game in Latin America. Trump just finally noticed

For decades, Washington behaved as though geography guaranteed American influence in Latin America. It does not. While U.S. foreign-policy attention was consumed by conflicts and...

Tolkien receives England’s supreme literary accolade

In the south transept of Westminster Abbey, touched by the jeweled light of a rose window, is Poets’ Corner. Geoffrey Chaucer was buried here...

A ‘weird’ lesbian bar just dropped its mask mandate — and liberals are melting down

“I hope your venue gets firebombed.” That’s a real comment from a leftist reacting to the Massachusetts lesbian bar, Last Ditch Bar and Arts...

Macron is enabling the next Oct. 7 — and France will pay the price

Fiction frequently anticipates friction. Fauda’s fifth season treats the French-Hamas nexus in Marseille as an operational fact, mirroring a grim reality. This TV show...
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