The Tyranny of Voter Apathy

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American Thinker   by Steve McCann     The future of any constitutional republic has always been dependent on the electorate’s involvement and turnout. Due to rampant voter →

The Big Build and the Siege of Iran

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American Thinker   by Clarice Feldman     From Genesis on, the naming of things has been deemed significant. Leftist pols know this and are careful how they label what they →

Iran’s government signals fuel price hike on eve of new US sanctions

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Al Jazeera   By Maziar Motamedi     Tehran, Iran – The Iranian government is preparing the public for another increase in fuel prices as it attempts to buoy the country’s →

These Are the Five Largest Countries Without a Military

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National Interest   by Harrison Kass     A handful of countries have voluntarily abandoned their armies—relying on foreign nations for assistance and using the cost savings →

US vows ‘economic D-Day’; Tehran threatens Gulf oil exports

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Al Jazeera   By Adam Hancock and Heba Habib     US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says Washington aims to “sever every economic lifeline” that sustains Iran ahead of an →

Commission withholds information about protection of unaccompanied minors in Ceuta

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​brussels times​​​ By Mose Apelblat     From the very start of the crisis, following the informal video-conference on 4 August of EU interior and migration ministers, the →

Turmoil in Tehran

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American Thinker   by Kenneth R. Timmerman     The IRGC is huffing and puffing as usual, claiming they will cut undersea cables and isolate the Arab Gulf states from the →

Driscoll, Army Secretary and Staunch Vance Ally, to Depart Admin

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​american conservative​​​ by Curt Mills     Daniel P. Driscoll, President Donald Trump’s Secretary of the Army, is poised to leave the administration by the end of 2026, several →

The Virtue of Boring: What Exhausted Democracies Actually Need

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National Interest   by Jackson Janes and Markus Ziener     German, American and Western democracies have become incapable of sustaining long-term reform. →

From 5,000 USD to 50,000 trees: an American teacher and a Chinese woman's efforts to green a desert

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Global Times   By Xinhua     Ronald Sakolsky was already waiting on the front lawn as the car rounded the last bend, more than 20 minutes ahead of schedule. →

China urges US to immediately withdraw Section 232 tariffs on drones; expert warns tariffs could backfire on US users, disrupt global supply chains

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Global Times   By Yin Yeping He Yadong, spokesperson for the MOFCOM, made the remarks at a regular press conference on Thursday in response to a media request for comment on the US president's →

Scientists discover how gut bacteria “train” the intestine to fight inflammation

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Science Daily   by Northwestern Medicine     New Northwestern Medicine research published in Nature Communications suggests that a substance produced when gut bacteria digest →

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