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In Syria, on the morning of Wednesday, July 16, clashes between Syrian government forces and local Druze fighters resumed in the Druze city of Sweida in southern Syria, just hours after a ceasefire was announced.
Did we hit Iran hard enough before we stopped? This is always the question, anytime you engage in diplomacy, warfare, or a combination of the two. When it becomes necessary to do something, the question is “How much?”
The French have a term to depict, to designate, a hinge moment – a turning point in history: Moment Charnière. Some such decisive/earth-shattering incidents that come to mind: Bestowing the Ten Commandments, the birth of Jesus, and more recently the dropping of atomic bombs that decimated Japanese cities.
I write about Islamist Totalitarianism as the greatest threat to Western Civilization and the whole world. While I understand that the CCP is a threat to U.S. National Survival, I focus on Islam because so many people in the West are unaware
From July 11 to July 13, 2025, President Donald Trump channeled the Beatles’ “Eight Days a Week” work ethic, weaving diplomacy, leisure, and sports into a packed weekend. He announced a new trade agreement with the United Kingdom, golfed at Trump National Golf Club Bedminster, and attended the FIFA Club World Cup final at MetLife Stadium.
The rest of the media is ignoring the Comey-Brennan story in the hope it will go away, which makes sense. No jury in DC will convict anyone who conspired against Trump.
Democrats are wasting time explaining how BBB will kill millions and turn billionaires into trillionaires, the public is out there having fun in that warm summer sun.
Let’s get real: The Baby Boomer generation (1946-1964) inherited a booming post-war economy and then drove it into a ditch while patting themselves on the back. Here’s how
Much of the media focus on the Trump administration’s reciprocal tariff policy has been on the progress of tariff negotiations with each US trade partner. With respect to communist China, media headlines in recent weeks have concentrated on the tit-for-tat of tariffs proposed by the US and “countered” by China
When the Allies occupied Germany following World War II, and the United States occupied Japan, we insisted on, and forced, the de-Nazification of Germany, and the removal of the militarists who led Japan into the war. We required a cultural change which would lead to peaceful governments, governments which would not start wars of conquest. …
Former Ambassador John Bolton seems to have never met a war in which he didn’t want the United States involved, but Wikipedia noted his opinions during the War in Vietnam: Bolton was a supporter of the Vietnam War, but avoided combat through a student deferment followed by enlistment in the Maryland Air National Guard. During …
This time around, Trump ain’t playing games. He sent military troops to the border and started rounding illegal aliens up and spitting them out of the country. He’s taken on the courts, the mayors and smarmy Gavin Newsom. Illegal border crossings hit zero in May.
Since Trump returned to office five months ago, the federal government has collected $106 billion from tariffs and related customs fees, Axios reported. That’s more than the $83 billion the U.S. collected all of last year.
Structurally, mechanically, environmentally, these facilities are not only completely unsalvageable, but they are now death traps, full of fumes from burning wiring, melted glass, silica from pulverized concrete, and no oxygen.
Canada needed prodding from the leader of the free world to not impose a retroactive tax (Canada would reach back three years to take money) to do the right thing is the reason for her shame.
For a country that spends like a teenager with a stolen credit card, the United States sure has a lot of trust from the global economy.
The mullahs of Iran have been at war with the West and particularly the United States for nearly half a century. If that is not enough, Iran is also the world’s foremost champion of terrorism.
General William Tecumseh Sherman’s infamous “March to the Sea” during the Civil War is a prime example of this delicate balance between what can be called “tactical humanity” and “strategic humanity.”
People have been crying for peace, peace, more loudly in the civilized West since the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the October 7th attack on Israel by Hamas. We good Westerners have tended to ignore conflicts in other parts of the world. In our religion studies after Mass on Sunday, we were going over the …
I am extremely proud of those crews that took part in one of the most successful operations in recent history. It is a testament to the men and women–the bombers, tankers, fighters and their supporting comrades—that live by Isaiah 6:8. Pray we always have Americans such as these.