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Rapist policemen, Venezuelan housing, public toilets, and more news of the world. The post The Week That Perished: January 17, 2026 appeared first on The American Conservative
In Leavitt’s briefing room, loyalty and flattery often outweigh tough questions. The post Inside the White House’s New Press Reality appeared first on The American Conservative
The death of U.S. primacy has been greatly exaggerated. The post Is Trump Winning Bigly on the World Stage? appeared first on The American Conservative
The proposals in the Ukrainian track of negotiations are unrealistic. The post Russia Won’t Have to Say No: Europe Will appeared first on The American Conservative
A 40-year-old movie about Jesuit missionaries in South America holds interesting insights about the future of Denmark’s largest territory. The post Greenland and the Guarani appeared first on The American Conservative
The killing of January 6 protester Ashli Babbitt was way worse than last week’s ICE shooting. The post The ‘Fact Checkers’ Are Wrong about Renee Good appeared first on The American Conservative
Even if the military operation goes perfectly, there’s no clear payoff. The post Bombing Iran Over Protests Doesn’t Make Sense appeared first on The American Conservative
Birmingham is a case study in how diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives go wrong. The post Wokeness Has Brought Britain’s Second City Bankruptcy and Crime appeared first on The American Conservative
Our coming AI future may not be apocalyptic, but it sure looks strange. The post Time to Get Paranoid About Androids? appeared first on The American Conservative
The president still has time to put America first. The post On Foreign Policy, Trump 2.0 Is Dangerously Unrestrained appeared first on The American Conservative