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The horrors of war are a recurring theme in the great Western art of the last century. The post Antiwar Art for Conservatives appeared first on The American Conservative
Most American “allies” are security dependents that bring big risks and few benefits. The post Client Tails Wag the U.S. Dog appeared first on The American Conservative
Oil price soars as Iran war threatens energy exports
Plus: staring Zoomers and a fresh war. The post Capitalism Has Its Uses—Bernie Says So appeared first on The American Conservative
The only Islamic nuclear power is in an unusually commanding position following the outbreak of the Iran War. The post Pakistan’s Big Moment appeared first on The American Conservative
The president has tried to contain economic turmoil by creating a false impression of diplomatic progress. The post As Iran War Spirals, Trump Can’t Fool Markets Forever appeared first on The American Conservative
The Yemeni militant group has good reasons to delay joining the war on Iran’s side. The post Where Are the Houthis? appeared first on The American Conservative
Public spending is ballooning even as Labour degrades the British economy. The post The UK’s Fiscal Apocalypse appeared first on The American Conservative
The president should tell Netanyahu to kick rocks. The post To End the Iran War, Trump Must Divorce Israel appeared first on The American Conservative
Why is the left so insistent that voter fraud isn’t real? The post Vote Fraud: Another ‘Science Is Settled’ Issue appeared first on The American Conservative
Even a superpower isn’t exempt from reality. The post In Iran, Russia Pays America Back for Aiding Ukraine appeared first on The American Conservative
Doing everything by war is in fact difficult, expensive, and unsustainable. The post America’s Lost Diplomatic Strength appeared first on The American Conservative