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The president probably hasn’t read Thucydides, but he can still see when it’s time to cut losses. The post The Donald’s Doomed Persian Adventure appeared first on The American Conservative
Legislators have the power of the purse; they should use it. The post Congress Can End Trump’s Unconstitutional War in Iran appeared first on The American Conservative
We should all be very worried about this war’s trajectory. The post Yes, Trump Might Use Nukes in Iran appeared first on The American Conservative
The Alternative for Germany party is rethinking the Western alliance. The post How the German Right Sees Iran appeared first on The American Conservative
The programs engineering a “diverse” Foreign Service are in limbo. The post Is DEI Still Entrenched at the State Department? appeared first on The American Conservative
The Iran War demonstrates why no “true MAGA” candidate will ever replace Trump. The post MAGA Champion Need Not Apply appeared first on The American Conservative
State of the Union: Multiple U.S. aircraft were shot down or damaged The post Iran War Enters 36th Day: After U.S. Aircraft Downed, Trump Says Open Hormuz or Face ‘All Hell’ appeared first on The American Conservative
What does the lion have to do with the gazelle? The post Save Your Solidarity appeared first on The American Conservative
Sal Mercogliano talks to The American Conservative about the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and the economic fallout. The post Naval Expert: The U.S. Knew Iran Would Close Hormuz appeared first on The American Conservative
The leadership shake-up comes after President Trump insisted this week that the Iran war is nearly over
Plus: filibusters and fired generals. The post Edifice Complex Afflicts DC’s Aesthetes appeared first on The American Conservative
No UK political party has an answer to the crisis. The post The British Energy Crunch appeared first on The American Conservative