The Legacy of the Roberts Court

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american thinker By Robert A. Taft     Chief Justice John Roberts is very concerned about his legacy, but he should already know what it is. He and his court will go down in →

Trump’s Russia–Ukraine Diplomacy Is Working

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​conversation​​​ by Andrew Day     The Russian President Vladimir Putin’s sudden announcement last Saturday of a unilateral Easter truce in Ukraine seems to have opened a new path to →

Hegseth orders makeup studio installed at Pentagon

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​cbs news​​​     Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth recently ordered modifications to a room next to the Pentagon press briefing room to retrofit it with a makeup studio that can be used →

Ghana: Tensions rise as chief justice Torkornoo suspended

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​africa news​​​ By Rédaction Africanews     Ghana’s Chief Justice, Gertrude Torkornoo, has been suspended following three misconduct petitions, in a move that has sparked political →

IMF World Economic Outlook: economic uncertainty is now higher than it ever was during COVID

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conversation by Sergi Basco     The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has just published its World Economic Outlook, and it does not take an expert to deduce that, even among some of →

The Once and Future China

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foreign affairs by  Rana Mitter     If you dropped in to China at any point in its modern history and tried to project 20 years into the future, you would almost certainly end up →

‘Act of war’: What happened in Kashmir attack that killed 26 tourists?

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al jazeera     Srinagar, Indian-administered Kashmir — Suspected rebels killed at least 26 people on Tuesday in the picturesque tourist resort of Pahalgam in the deadliest such attack →

Ceding Crimea Will Cede Eurasia

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national interest By  Kaush Arha A Russian Crimea could cut off American and European access to Central Asia, while benefiting China.     Last week, Secretary of State Marco Rubio →

What does American consumers’ shopping spree in China mean?

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​global times​​​     "China has shifted from exporting goods, to 'importing' consumers." When American tourists drag empty suitcases across the Pacific to go on shopping spree in China →

Earth’s landmasses lost trillions of tons of water this century

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​science news​​​ By  Carolyn Gramling     Earth’s landmasses are holding onto a lot less water than they used to — and this loss is not just due to melting ice sheets. Terrestrial →

‘Make Peace, You Fools! What Else Can You Do?’

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american thinker By  James Soriano     It would take 81 days for the Allies to move from the killing beaches of Normandy to parading down the Champs-Élysées in Paris. The months →

Trump’s Russia–Ukraine Diplomacy Is Working

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american conservative by Andrew Day     The Russian president Vladimir Putin’s sudden announcement last Saturday of a unilateral Easter truce in Ukraine seems to have opened a new path →

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