Jimmy Carter's Malaise on Steroids

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​american thinker​​​ By John M. Grondelski Back in 1979, Jimmy Carter gave a televised address that has been called the "national malaise" speech. It's true that the word "malaise" doesn't appear in →

The Evolution of the American Police State

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american thinker By Steve McCann With the unconscionable persecution of the January 6th protesters, the unabashed government censorship of speech, the weaponization of federal intelligence and law →

Taking the Measure of AI and National Security

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​national interest​​​ by Christopher Mouton, Caleb Lucas The rise of artificial intelligence and machine learning gives new meaning to the measure-countermeasure dynamic—that is, the continuous →

China cuts US Treasury holdings in July to 14-year low amid growing uncertainty of US economy

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​global times​​​ China, the second-largest holder of US Treasury bonds, cut its holdings for a fourth consecutive month in July to $821.8 billion, a 14-year low, data from the US Treasury Department →

Escalating India-Canada spat highlights hypocrisy of US values-based alliances

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​global times​​​ In June of this year, Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a prominent Sikh leader as well as a Canadian citizen, was shot dead in Canada. Canada recently accused India of being involved in the →

Apple has switched from its Lightning connector to USB-C — we explain which is better and why they did it

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​conversation​​​ After many years of designing and selling a variety of different cables to power and charge its devices, Apple has slowly switched to USB-C chargers for all of its products. The last →

At least 8 dead in military helicopter crash in Kenya

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​africa news​​​ The crash of a military helicopter in Kenya, near the border with Somalia, killed at least eight people, officials said Tuesday. The cause of the accident in Lamu County, on the →

For the first time, researchers decoded the RNA of an extinct animal

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​science news​​​ By Katherine Kornei For the first time, researchers have successfully extracted and decoded RNA from an extinct animal. The thylacine, also known as the Tasmanian tiger, was a →

EU takes Kosovo and Serbia to task for lack of implementation of normalisation

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​brussels times​​​ Half a year has passed since the two Western Balkans countries agreed to normalize their relations and pave their way in the accession process to join the EU but the implementation →

If Artsakh Falls

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​american conservative​​​ By Sohrab Ahmari On Monday, the Red Cross delivered 23 tons of flour to Nagorno-Karabakh, an ethnic-Armenian territory that has now spent the better part of a year under an →

Politicians still lying about the dead in Lahaina

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​american thinker​​​ By Susan Daniels Hawaii's Gov. Josh Green is a bald-faced liar and claims that only 31 people are still missing from the Lahaina fire that burned so hot it cremated people. It →

Mark Levin’s The Democrat Party Hates America

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​american thinker​​​ By Thomas Lifson Once again, Mark Levin has done a great service to the Republic by writing a fully documented, highly pointed book on a topic of vital national interest. →

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