The Florida governor’s criticism is undercut by a long paper trail of Iran hawkery.
Publication: The American Conservative
Today Is the End of the World as We Know It
Donald Trump is no longer the master of America First and the GOP.
JD Vance Is the Man to End the War
There is only one American high official with credible incentives.
Voters Don’t Want the Old GOP
Some MAGA critics are right that conservatives are mad, but dead wrong about what they really want.
The Left Wants America to Look Like France
The Hexagon is reaping the consequences of socialism and mass migration.
How Trump’s Turn Against Zelensky Can Lead to Peace
The president’s latest mood swing opens diplomatic possibilities on Ukraine and Iran.
Is Europe Doomed?
Shocking scenes out of France show a continent in crisis.
Roy Cohn, Friend and American
The left just can’t forgive someone who should be one of them but isn’t.
Bring U.S. Forces Home
If assets are under threat even in the UK, it’s time to wind down America’s global presence.
Why a Hegseth Impeachment Terrifies the GOP
Dozens of Democratic lawmakers have openly said he is guilty of war crimes; one liberal outlet published a piece last year that began with a simple assertion—“Pete Hegseth is a murderer.” And Dems are unlikely to be content with bagging Hegseth; others further down in the Pentagon bureaucracy could be in legal jeopardy as well.
The Mysteries of Butler
More than two years after the most high-profile political assassination attempt since John Hinckley shot Ronald Reagan, remarkably little is known about Thomas Matthew Crooks, a seemingly model student with future college plans and normal political views who decided one summer evening to take aim at Donald Trump during a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.
I Want My Trump TV
By James Antle III: “I want my MTV!” was a popular marketing slogan for the premiere music video channel of the 1980s when it debuted. Will there be a similar battlecry for Trump TV?
Can Trump Alone Fix the Midterms?
Activating the president’s low-propensity voters may be harder than in years past.
Give Us a Monopoly or Everyone Dies
AI companies benefit from AI alarmism.
Immigration Has Made Europe a Crime-Ridden Mess
And America isn’t far behind.
Did Bin Laden Defeat America?
According to Brown University’s Costs of War project, the military interventions we collectively know as the Global War on Terror led to the deaths of over 900,000 people and cost the United States more than $8 trillion. Afghanistan and Iraq ended in failure. Bin Laden seemed to have gotten what he wanted out of the attacks.
Hollywood’s War on America
By Taki: One of the latest movies to have the Hollywood crowd crowing with ecstasy is that anti-white horror flick Sinners. (I haven’t seen it, but I did read about it in two magazines.) That such a racist film, made in America, can find such an admiring audience makes my blood boil. Is there no one in La-La Land aware of how damaging this crap is?
Trump Has Good Reason to Reduce the U.S.-South Korea Ties
The critics miss the big picture.
Trump’s Successful Campaign Against DEI
The administration has made serious progress toward ending antiwhite racism and restoring equality under the law.
Who’s in Worse Shape, Europe or the U.S.?
By Ann Coulter: Mass immigration is now wreaking havoc on both sides of the Atlantic.
Do Hegseth’s Reforms to Military Universities Go Far Enough?
Wokeness isn’t the only problem at war colleges and service academies.
The Screwworm Strikes Back
Biden’s open-border policies may have brought a plague of flesh-eating parasites to America’s southern border.
Trump Can Still Salvage the Midterms If He Acts Quickly
There remains a narrow window in which the president can prop up the economy and allay American fears about another forever war.
Muddling Through on the MOU
It’s too early to see through the fog of warring and negotiating, but J.D. Vance’s stock is rising—with Trump’s