Lt. Col. Robert Maginnis (US Army–Ret.), author of Alliance of Evil and Kings of the East, explains why Vladimir Putin’s reelection, combined with feckless Western leaders, means trouble for the world.Continue Reading
Between America’s open borders, unrestrained government spending, and China’s funding of violent socialist groups, planned chaos is here for the foreseeable future.
Russians reportedly fighting for Ukraine crossed the border into Russia Tuesday while NATO continues its largest exercise since the Cold War in Eastern Europe
A proposed hate speech law in Canada could criminalize “advocating genocide” with a prison sentence of 5 years to life. The problem: Who gets to define what that term means?
The Pentagon Friday gave details of a plan to deploy 1,000 troops to build a floating pier to get food aid into Gaza, which lacks a deep-water port. No word on how to keep Hamas from hijacking aid as its done with supples sent in by truck.
France and Moldova signed a defense cooperation agreement Thursday, apparently in response to eastern Moldova’s request for Russian “protection.,” just days after Germany was caught planning to bomb a key Russian bridge.
The Biden administration admitted in a response to a FOIA request that it flew 320,000 illegal migrants into the US, apparently to reduce the number of encounters with Customs and Border Protection at the US-Mexico border.
Commentator Keith Olbermann responded to Monday’s 9–0 Supreme Court ruling striking down a move by Colorado to keep Donald Trump off the ballot by posting that the justices, including two women of color, are “inept at reading comprehension.”
The New York Times reports that the CIA built 12 secret facilities along the border between Russia and Ukraine over the last eight years, but adds that saving those facilities is another reason the US must send more money to Ukraine.Continue Reading
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said last week that Ukraine has the right to use NATO-supplied weapons to strike deep inside Russia—which suggests that Russia might feel free to respond deep inside NATO countries.