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At the midterm convention, the president offered Americans cash—if Republicans win. The post As GOP’s Prospects Dim, Trump Shines in Dallas appeared first on The American Conservative
In Saxony-Anhalt, anti-Western agitators suffered a major setback. The post AfD Just Shattered Liberal Mythology appeared first on The American Conservative
And what should they know of the security state who only the security state know? The post The Generation 9/11 Made appeared first on The American Conservative
One of the greatest things President Donald Trump has done for the country is to begin the long project of stripping our national parks and museums of anti-American bile. Earlier this year, I wrote about the New York Times’s special Fourth of July interview with Jia Lynn Yang, former national editor—and apparently quite an expert […] The post Who’s Telling ‘Yarns’ Now? appeared first on The American Conservative
Further enabling Ukrainian deep strikes would only worsen the threat from Moscow. The post How to Lower the Odds of Russia–NATO War appeared first on The American Conservative
A recent election in Saxony-Anhalt shows the hard-right party has become a serious political alternative. The post The AfD’s Victory Accelerates the Demise of Germany’s Fake Conservatives appeared first on The American Conservative
It is no longer clear that Nigel Farage is the man to take the party into government. The post More Questions Than Answers at Scandal-Rocked Reform UK’s Party Conference appeared first on The American Conservative
Iran is pursuing its national interests rationally—and that is the United States’ best hope. The post Tehran’s Pragmatists Are Still Open to Diplomacy appeared first on The American Conservative
The president is anxious for a win, but taking over Venezuela’s oil reserves might prove a poison pill. The post Trump’s Venezuelan Oil Deal Is a Big Gamble appeared first on The American Conservative
President Trump's movement might not survive the war
The new Federal Reserve chair’s first speech at the Jackson Hole conference featured surprising candor about his views of inflation. Whether he acts is another matter
State of the Union: Iran announced new plans for control over the Strait of Hormuz, and continuing Israeli strikes left at least twelve dead in Lebanon. The post Iran War Day 192: Americans Have Paid Over $100 Billion in Higher Energy Costs Since War Began appeared first on The American Conservative