America’s Prigozhin

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american conservative by Jason Killmeyer Just a few short weeks ago, Yevgeny Prigozhin marched across Russia threatening, if not the nation’s seat of government, then at least the credibility of →

50 years ago, scientists thought they had found Earth’s oldest rocks

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science news By Lillian Steenblik Hwang Until recently, Greenland possessed the oldest known rocks in the world. They date back 3.7 billion years (SN: 12/9/72, p. 374). Now granite and crystalline →

Mass shooting at Muncie, Indiana street party leaves one dead, multiple people wounded, police say

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cbs news A "mass shooting" at a large street party in Indiana early Sunday morning left one person dead, police said. A hospital said 19 people were being treated for injuries at its facility. Muncie →

What’s happening in Spain after the general election (and what it means for the presidency of the Council of the EU)

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the conversation Spaniards voted in a general election on 23 July. The election was called early. Pedro Sánchez, the current acting prime minister, brought it forward after the Socialist Party (PSOE) →

Why the Press Failed on Iraq

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foreign affairs By John Walcott Twenty years ago, the George W. Bush administration invaded Iraq to topple Iraqi President Saddam Hussein and eliminate the weapons of mass destruction (WMD) officials →

Why “Israel” Will Defeat “Judea”

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​national interest​​​ by Leon Hadar More than a century and a half after the end of the American Civil War, historians still debate the reasons for the Northern defeat of the South. President Abraham →

Getting Smart About Dividing America’s Adversaries

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national interest by Mark N. Katz Taking advantage of disputes between adversaries is an attractive idea and the United States has had success at this in the past. The most spectacular example was →

Farmers are being paid millions to trap carbon in their soils. Will it actually help the planet?

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science by Gabriel Popkin Lance Unger has been doing things a little differently lately on his farm near the Wabash River in southwestern Indiana. After last fall’s harvest, rather than leaving his →

Japan's increasing military expansion poses significant challenges to regional and global peace: Chinese Defense Ministry

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​global times​​​ The Chinese Ministry of National Defense on Saturday expressed strong opposition to the Japanese government describing China as its an "unprecedented and greatest strategic →

Bolivia becomes third South American nation to use Chinese yuan for trade settlement amid global de-dollarization wave: reports

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​global times​​​ Amid an accelerating wave of de-dollarization across the world, Bolivia has become the third South American nation to use Chinese yuan for trade settlement, and the Bolivian →

4 dead, 2 injured in pair of crashes near Wisconsin air show

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nbc news By Minyvonne Burke, Joe Kottke and Dennis Romero A midair collision between a helicopter and a gyrocopter as a major airshow was underway in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, left two dead and two injured →

Standing with Ukraine...or with Biden's Militarism?

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american thinker By Dana E. Abizaid Traveling through liberal New England this summer, one still sees numerous Ukrainian flags flying from homes and businesses. Some creative residents have even →

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