How Trump Can Break the Iran Logjam
The president should boldly initiate a “peace race” with Tehran. The post How Trump Can Break the Iran Logjam appeared first on The American Conservative
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The president should boldly initiate a “peace race” with Tehran. The post How Trump Can Break the Iran Logjam appeared first on The American Conservative
President’s comment come after report he had demanded answers from Pete Hegseth over alleged shortages
Prime Minister Andy Burnham can’t do that—because it would mean blaming himself. The post Blame Blair, not Thatcher, for British Decline appeared first on The American Conservative
The Arday saga provides hope for confabulists everywhere. The post The Cambridge Con-Rag appeared first on The American Conservative
Wokeness isn’t the only problem at war colleges and service academies. The post Do Hegseth’s Reforms to Military Universities Go Far Enough? appeared first on The American Conservative
A new book surveys the right’s dramatic transformation since 2015. The post Why Is This Highly Respected Commentator Smiling? appeared first on The American Conservative
On the first and second days of his second term as president of the United States of America, Donald J. Trump issued two Executive Orders, “Ending Radical And Wasteful Government DEI Programs And Preferencing” on January 20, and “Ending Illegal Discrimination and Restoring Merit-Based Opportunity” on January 21. These two directives serve as a watershed […] The post Trump’s Successful Campaign Against DEI appeared first on The American Conservative
The administration is trying to make fundamental, long-term changes to how personnel are selected. The post Can Trump Change the State Department for Good? appeared first on The American Conservative
As the credits roll, the ticket-buyers reenter the world. The post The Little Joys of Leaving a Movie Theater appeared first on The American Conservative
Looking for my key amid the shrubbery, I found a fossil instead. The post On the Death and Consolations of Reading appeared first on The American Conservative
Washington should give the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement a chance. The post A Glimpse of the Post-American Middle East? appeared first on The American Conservative
Plus: pillows and the national debt. The post You Snooze, You Lose? appeared first on The American Conservative