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The Lee government is moving towards greater independence from the U.S. The post What South Korea’s Israel Snub Means appeared first on The American Conservative
Name confusion and the Last Frontier’s ranked-choice system may spell trouble for Republicans The post Alaska: The Sleeper Race That Could Decide Control of the Senate appeared first on The American Conservative
The Iran War has undermined key U.S. partnerships. The post Friendship With Trump’s America Can Be Fatal appeared first on The American Conservative
Name confusion and the Last Frontier’s ranked-choice system may spell trouble for Republicans The post Alaska: The Sleeper Race That Could Decide Control of the Senate appeared first on The American Conservative
J.D. Vance toplines the benefits of faith—but maintains his essential enigma. The post Vice Presidential Elegy appeared first on The American Conservative
It’s not John Wayne’s Tinseltown anymore. The post Hollywood’s War on America appeared first on The American Conservative
The president provokes passions that unite other nations against him. The post Canada and Iran Reveal Trump’s Nationalism Blindspot appeared first on The American Conservative
Who remembers the Texan’s skepticism of foreign adventurism? The post Ted Cruz Is an Opportunistic Chameleon appeared first on The American Conservative
A Pentagon official said most of the money was spent on munitions
Socialist state Rep. Angie Nixon pulled off a stunning upset victory Tuesday to clinch Florida‘s Democratic Senate primary against impeachment-whistleblower-turned-candidate Alex Vindman and will face Sen. Ashley Moody (R-FL) in the November general election. Nixon, a member of the Democratic Socialists of America, was projected to win by the Associated Press with 55.8% to Vindman’s […]
Great works of literature are not self-help books. The post What’s the Point of Reading? Just Reading. appeared first on The American Conservative
Despite its many problems, Iran remains a functional, cohesive state. The post What the ‘Iran Experts’ Didn’t Tell the White House appeared first on The American Conservative