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Stephen Miller and Nicolle Wallace have something in common. The post My Reality TV Show: What Won’t They Say? appeared first on The American Conservative
An obscure document from 2010 could be shaping U.S. diplomacy. The post How Brazil’s Left-Wing Leader Might Help Trump End the Iran War appeared first on The American Conservative
His new friends are not only his adversaries of yore, but the obstacles to policies he wants now—particularly peace in Iran. The post Trump May Miss His Principled Opponents appeared first on The American Conservative
Peter Murrell, the SNP luminary’s estranged husband, pled guilty to embezzling party funds at grand scale. The post Scotland’s Sturgeon Snared in Spendthrift Spouse’s Sleazy Scheme appeared first on The American Conservative
American adversaries have learned how to outlast the U.S. The post Is the U.S. Capable of Being Cautious About Foreign Interventions? appeared first on The American Conservative
The “deal or war” choice is a false binary—and a good thing too. The post Trump Doesn’t Need a Big Iran Deal appeared first on The American Conservative
Redacted, BBC Radio 4, and War Room: See what TAC staff have been up to this week. The post TAC Media Appearances: 5/18–5/25 appeared first on The American Conservative
History’s winners take a beating at the movies. The post The Ancient Greeks’ Blackened Reputation appeared first on The American Conservative
Recent sanctions will entrench Hezbollah rather than weakening it. The post Washington Risks Inflaming Sectarian Fears in Lebanon appeared first on The American Conservative
State of the Union: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly told Trump that Israel will “maintain freedom of action” in Lebanon. The post Ceasefire Day 47: Trump Says Iran Deal ‘Largely’ Negotiated appeared first on The American Conservative
Neither luddism nor accelerationism is a serious policy. The post The Right Needs AI Realism appeared first on The American Conservative
Neither luddism nor accelerationism is a serious policy. The post Why Out-of-Touch Donors Love Rubio appeared first on The American Conservative