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The U.S. should break from the old continent, not bully it. The post Europeās Delusions of Power appeared first on The American Conservative
To avoid political doom, the right should rethink Minneapolis. The post On Immigration, MAGA Needs Less Morality appeared first on The American Conservative
State of the Union: The U.S. is adopting a policy of āhardnosed realism,ā the document states. The post New National Defense Strategy Emphasizes Homeland Defense, not Countering China appeared first on The American Conservative
America250 feels primed to flop. The post Ashes of American Flags appeared first on The American Conservative
Markets calmed, allies reassured, sovereignty intactāgreat success! The post The āArtā of Trumpās āConceptā Deal in Greenland appeared first on The American Conservative
The time is ripe for engagement with Havana. The post An America First Case for Ending the Cuban Embargo appeared first on The American Conservative
The Greenland Affair has been duller than Americaās prior territorial acquisitions. The post Trumpās Manifest Vanity appeared first on The American Conservative
To prevent more invasions, Congress must assert its constitutional authority. The post Was the Intervention in Venezuela a War? appeared first on The American Conservative
A movie about the Bardās family life becomes a celebration of the quirky girl. The post āHamnetā Shoots for Girl Power, Misses the Story appeared first on The American Conservative
A Compact of Free Association makes more sense than annexation. The post The Right and the Wrong Way to Get Greenland appeared first on The American Conservative
A more principled stance from Europe would find broader appeal outside the Western world. The post Opposing Greenlandās Annexation Should Be About Sovereignty, Not Saving NATO appeared first on The American Conservative
At the tail end of last year, the story of Somali fraud in the American welfare system exploded into the mainstream. Tales about the exploitation of Minnesotaās generous welfare system included the abuse of sickness benefits and the allocation of subsidized housing schemes to the benefit of a specific minority community noted for clannish behavior. [ā¦] The post The UKās Own Minneapolis-Style Welfare Exploitation Problem appeared first on The American Conservative