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The Fed chair’s first meeting was largely uneventful but laid the groundwork of challenges for his tenure. The post Is Warsh His Own Man? appeared first on The American Conservative
The country is in desperate need of state capacity, or at least some space to breathe. The post In President Keiko, Peru has a Chance for Stability appeared first on The American Conservative
As the Ukraine war rages on, European elites look as unserious as ever. The post The Trump–Meloni Dust-Up Was Pure ‘Euroslopulism’ appeared first on The American Conservative
Here’s to the republic of Jefferson, Jay, and Clarence Thomas. The post Taki’s Semiquincentennial appeared first on The American Conservative
The negotiations so far revolve around thorny nuclear issues and Israel’s campaign in Lebanon. The post Securing an Iran Deal Hinges on These Two Factors appeared first on The American Conservative
The vice president is putting Israel in its place and making all the right people mad. The post J.D. Vance Infuriates the Neocons appeared first on The American Conservative
State of the Union: A CBS News/YouGov poll released on Sunday showed that 78 percent of Americans think that the U.S. should end the conflict now. The post Iran War Day 114: Israel’s Bombing of Lebanon Source of Tension at Switzerland Talks appeared first on The American Conservative
Professional players once were heroes, not celebrities. The post The Lost Charms of ‘Football,’ and of Life appeared first on The American Conservative
Pro-capitalist social liberalism resembles the “reform conservatism” that President Trump vanquished. The post Liberal Elites Promote ‘Abundance,’ But Democratic Voters Want Socialism appeared first on The American Conservative
State of the Union: Iran’s military said it was closing the Strait of Hormuz over Israel’s continued strikes in Lebanon. The post Iran War Day 113: J.D. Vance and Iranians Set to Meet in Switzerland appeared first on The American Conservative
U.S. partners all lack either the capability or motivation to join a credible anti-China coalition. The post Washington Doesn’t Have the Right Teammates to Contain Beijing appeared first on The American Conservative
Florida is redder than ever, but what comes next won’t be for the governor to decide. The post How Ron DeSantis Lost Control of His Own Succession appeared first on The American Conservative