Copying China to Defend America?
When it comes to AI, conservatives should embrace free market principles over state intervention. The post Copying China to Defend America? appeared first on The American Conservative
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When it comes to AI, conservatives should embrace free market principles over state intervention. The post Copying China to Defend America? appeared first on The American Conservative
The latest attacks on Vance are clearly and irreducibly about foreign policy. The post All the Vice President’s Critics appeared first on The American Conservative
Sophie Cunningham’s culture-war controversy is helping to make the WNBA must-watch TV. The post The WNBA Is Cashing In on Politics appeared first on The American Conservative
An ill-advised party alliance follows other blunders. The post Is Nigel Farage Losing His Political Touch? appeared first on The American Conservative
Progressive candidates make the case that they prioritize U.S. interests more than MAGA Republicans The post Is the Left Capturing ‘America First?’ appeared first on The American Conservative
TAC staffers talk to Jennifer Kavanagh of Defense Priorities. The post TAC Right Now: Iran War Accelerates U.S. Decline appeared first on The American Conservative
Left-wing candidates’ poor quality is being overshadowed by the GOP’s self-inflicted wounds. The post Permanent Victory for the Democrats’ Left Flank Is Not Assured appeared first on The American Conservative
If not for Israel’s veto power over U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East, the Trump administration might have secured peace in Gaza, stabilized relations with Iran, and clinched a deal with Saudi Arabia to help build a nuclear program for the kingdom. OK, that last “opportunity” deserved a hard pass, unless you reckon nuclear […] The post Israel Vetoes Trump in the Middle East—Again appeared first on The American Conservative
Nearly six months into the conflict, the United States is further than ever from victory. The post Why Are We Still at War With Iran? appeared first on The American Conservative
Sanae Takaichi’s foreign policy might be too bold even for the Trump administration. The post Japanese PM’s China Hawkism Garners Diminishing Support appeared first on The American Conservative
What really happened in Spanish Africa last week? The post The Ceuta Affair Tests American ‘Civilizationism’ appeared first on The American Conservative
Today’s bandiers of obscenity could learn a thing or two from Greek. The post The Four-Letter Failure appeared first on The American Conservative