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Warnings about World War III suddenly seem much less melodramatic. The post As Netanyahu and Zelensky Visit Trump, Their Wars Converge appeared first on The American Conservative
State of the Union: Kpler reported that tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz collapsed in the past week, with only two transits recorded Friday. The post Iran War Day 149: U.S. and Iran Pause Strikes for Second Night appeared first on The American Conservative
The administration has made real progress in enforcing the law and reforming institutions, but some people are never happy. The post Trump’s Immigration Success—And Its Discontents appeared first on The American Conservative
Division and strife are undermining Ukraine’s already troubled war effort. The post The Meaning of Fedorov’s Firing appeared first on The American Conservative
Nixonmaxxers turn a good but flawed statesman into an idol. The post Why All The Hype For Nixon? appeared first on The American Conservative
Is there something to be said for enforced stillness? The post The Lessons Extracted from a Migraine appeared first on The American Conservative
The UK’s law enforcement is more oriented towards social peace than towards justice. The post Politicizing the Widdecombe Murder Shows Why British Police Are Despised appeared first on The American Conservative
State of the Union: Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will visit the White House on Tuesday. The post Iran War Day 147: Trump Says Seized Iranian Funds to Be Used for Hormuz Damages appeared first on The American Conservative
Explaining the Kentucky senator’s NDAA vote. The post Does Rand Paul Want to Merge the American and Israeli Defense Establishments? appeared first on The American Conservative
The new prime minister has little room to maneuver on the UK’s brewing fiscal crisis. The post Back to the ’70s in Burnham’s Britain? appeared first on The American Conservative
President Trump said a proposed US-Saudi civilian nuclear deal is subject to Saudi Arabia joining the Abraham Accords
State of the Union: Under the agreement, Saudi Arabia will receive nuclear power reactors and potentially a facility for enriching uranium locally. The post Report: U.S. Approves Nuclear Agreement With Saudi Arabia appeared first on The American Conservative