Gordon Wood, the Bard of the American Revolution

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american conservative by The eminent historian died last week.     The preeminent historian of the American Founding, Gordon Wood, died last week as the result of a traffic →

Iran War Day 106: Pakistan’s PM Says Deal Expected in Next 24 Hours

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american conservative by Harrison Berger     Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said Saturday morning that a deal to end the Iran War would likely be finalized within the →

Race-Based Mitigation Of Murder Sentences Remains Indefensible And Deadly

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American Thinker   by Monty Donohew     Recent high-profile sentencing controversies involving young black perpetrators of murder have stirred reflexive activist voices, →

Belgium continues to buy Russian steel in the face of mounting criticism

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brussels times By  Léa Huppe     More than four years after the European Union began imposing sanctions on Russia following its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Belgium continues →

Why the US Needs to Work with the World’s Middle Powers

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National Interest   by Paul J. Saunders     The US alliance system, if it is to survive, must take into account the increasing coordination of the world’s middle powers. →

New Zealand poll shows public is warming to China, cools toward US; shift in perception highlights China’s key role in regional stability, development

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Global Times   By Wang Qi     Analysts noted that such findings go beyond temporary shifts and instead reveal an enduring trend. The survey results echo a prevailing desire →

Scientists shut down cancer DNA repair to overcome drug resistance

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Science Daily   by Institute for Basic Science     Cancer cells have a remarkable ability to survive treatments that damage their DNA. One reason is that they rely on →

Scientists propose a radical new theory for how life began on Earth

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Science Daily   by Research     One of the biggest questions in science is how life first emerged on Earth. Researchers generally agree that the appearance of the first →

Countdown on to the opening match in Mexico of the FIFA World Cup

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Africa News   By Rédaction Africanews  with agencies     It is all systems go in Mexico as football fans around the world await the opening match of the 2026 FIFA →

The EU Goes Mad Over Packaging Recycling

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American Thinker   by Thomas Kolbe     In August, a new EU packaging regulation will come into force. A costly and cumbersome compliance regime comes with it. It increasingly →

Jungle Justice: The Tribal Dismantling Of Western Law

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American Thinker   by David DeMay     In 1991, I had the unique opportunity to host three foreign exchange students from the United Arab Emirates at my home in South Florida. →

The Fault Lines in China’s Power

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Foreign Affairs   by Ely Ratner and Nick Danby     The U.S.-Chinese trade war of 2025 lasted barely a month, but the strategic deficit it exposed had been festering for →

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