Tucker Carlson is Right: It’s about Evil

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american thinker By J. Robert Smith If you never watched the brilliant German movie, Downfall , do so. It stars the late Bruno Ganz, whose portrayal of Adolf Hitler during his last days in his Berlin →

The Nuclear Family is Key to Democracy

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american thinker By Steve Feinstein To say that things have become upside down in American society in the last 20 to 30 years or so is the understatement of the year. However, to be perfectly fair, →

Ron DeSantis is set to jump into the 2024 presidential fray in mid-May

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​nbc news​​​ By Matt Dixon and Natasha Korecki TALLAHASSEE — Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is poised to jump into the presidential fray as soon as mid-May, four GOP operatives familiar with the →

Xi, Zelenskyy talk on ties, Ukraine crisis on phone

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global times Chinese President Xi Jinping and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy held a phone call on Wednesday at the invitation of the latter, during which the two leaders exchanged views on →

Fentanyl Follies: Loose Talk in Washington and Mexico City

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national interest by Richard M. Sanders Until recently, relations between Mexico and the United States had largely been centered around immigration, almost to the exclusion of other concerns, with →

September Is Over

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​american conservative​​​ by Jude Russo What is happening? I suspect that September is coming to an end. In the early 1990s, the precipitous increase in internet users led to an “Eternal September” — →

Hong Kong and the Limit of U.S. Power

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american conservative by Doug Bandow Since China’s brutal crackdown in Hong Kong, the Special Administrative Region has lost its international sheen. Foreigners are not the only people leaving. The →

Yoon in DC, time for a shift on the Korean Peninsula

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asia times by Daniel DePetris South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol is in Washington this week, and his trip comes at a time when the US, South Korea and North Korea are stuck in a vortex of →

More US firms looking elsewhere: AmCham China

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asia times by Jeff Pao More than a quarter of American firms are reprioritizing other countries over China as sentiment regarding Sino-US relations grows more pessimistic, says the American Chamber →

We need memory to learn - but not the way we currently use it

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the conversation Sometimes we remember things that we did not even know we had memorised and sometimes the opposite happens – we want to remember something that we know we’ve learned but are not able →

How China Could Save Putin’s War in Ukraine

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foreign affairs By Liana Fix and Michael Kimmage Over the past year, China has made the best of Russia’s war against Ukraine, emerging as one of the conflict’s few beneficiaries. It has styled itself →

A vegan leather made of dormant fungi can repair itself

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science news By Jude Coleman Imagine if a ripped leather jacket could repair itself instead of needing to be replaced. This could one day be a reality, if the jacket is fashioned from fungus, →

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