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If assets are under threat even in the UK, it’s time to wind down America’s global presence. The post Bring U.S. Forces Home—From Around the World appeared first on The American Conservative
Shabana Mahmood aims to create “safe routes” for refugees. The post Britain’s Home Secretary Signals She’ll Keep the Borders Open appeared first on The American Conservative
The Strait was open before the war began. The post What ‘Winning the Battle of Hormuz’ Got Wrong appeared first on The American Conservative
State of the Union: President Trump said oil prices will come “tumbling down” once the war ends. The post Iran War Day 221: Yemeni Houthis Deny Losing Territory appeared first on The American Conservative
The administration has sought to influence elections in Latin America. The post Trump Gives Brazil’s Bolsonaro a Boost appeared first on The American Conservative
Worrying about the fisc is uncool, but the alternatives may prove worse. The post The Coming Age of Austerity appeared first on The American Conservative
The Conservatives should become again the party of sound money and secure borders. The post As Burnham Gains Support, Britain Keeps Going Backwards appeared first on The American Conservative
Pythia doesn’t see anything good coming for Trump or the U.S. of A. The post Taki Visits the Oracle appeared first on The American Conservative
The right-populist leader deserves scrutiny but offers clarity on Russia–Ukraine and Iran. The post On Foreign Policy, Marine Le Pen Outclasses France’s Mainstream appeared first on The American Conservative
We cannot Christianize America by militarizing its historic faith. The post Hegseth and Huckabee Misuse the Bible appeared first on The American Conservative
The secretary of defense has too much enthusiasm for something most humans would rather avoid—especially on the historical right. The post Hegseth’s Love of War Isn’t Conservative appeared first on The American Conservative
Washington and Beijing have managed the difficult issue much better than you might realize. The post Taiwan Isn’t the Flashpoint for War that Analysts Say It Is appeared first on The American Conservative