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{content}What Milei Missed
With a Stalinist pedigree and a Nazi secretary general, it’s no surprise that the United Nations should become a useless organization of fatally arrogant parasites.
A Leaner Gulf Presence Can Keep Presidents Out of Middle Eastern Entanglements
Reducing exposure in the Persian Gulf is a practical way to avoid impulsive escalations.
Trump Must Take Responsibility For High Fuel Prices
Shifting blame to Ukraine ignores the real driver of soaring global energy costs: the conflict with Iran.
Big Government: Born in Crisis and Built to Last
While crises prompt calls for immediate government action, we should do the exact opposite.
Is a Desperate Trump Trying to Sell Out Ukraine to Get Russia’s Help on Iran?
A visit by perennial Trump administration...
Protectionism or Expansionism: Trump’s Self-inflicted Dilemma
Trump’s tariffs don't mix with his territorial messaging.
Post-9/11 Fear Grew the Surveillance State—Still Growing 25 Years Later
The U.S. government responded in ways that are so integrated into daily life that we no longer recognize them.
Trump’s ‘Low-Key’ Economic Strategy Won’t Work
Sanctions alone rarely force capitulation or even major concessions.
Why Donald Trump Should Just Declare Victory in the Iran War
After the Trump administration called off this weekend’s strikes, it’s clear the US is unwilling to escalate hostilities with Iran.
Iran War: Yes, We Can Cut and Run
America can protect its interests by ending a war that risks becoming another costly quagmire.
