Monday, November 13, 2017
Middle East conflict? Trump and Putin, School misgendering, Uber politics, Brexit
A near-term Middle East conflict is likely. Here’s why tensions in the region are boiling over and why escalation is probably inevitable
No, President Trump, Russia is neither your friend or partner. The divergences between Putin’s interests and America’s are vast
A school teacher may be fired for “misgendering” a student. But this situation reflects more than political correctness gone mad
Conservatives must pay heed to the war against Uber in Britain. The consequences of this struggle will help shape the future of capitalism versus socialism
The British government has said Parliament will be given a vote but not a veto on Brexit. Here’s why the distinction is important
Friday, November 10, 2017
Trump APEC compelling vision, Brexit vs. EU, Macron on Iran
Trump delivered a compelling vision at APEC, Xi didn't like it
Brexit negotiations are running into rough waters, here's what's going on
French President Emmanuel Macron has signalled a tougher line on Iran. Good
Thursday, November 9, 2017
US Navy and China, Iran's foreign minister twitter troll, Venezuela sanctions, TSA privatization
Be grateful that the US Navy will upset China this weekend. The Navy’s three carrier exercise will counterbalance the Trump-Xi pageantry
Iran’s foreign minister is a Twitter troll. He plays to conspiracies and myths in order to distract from his government’s global aggression
New sanctions on Venezuela are a good thing, but the US is not doing enough to challenge Maduro’s rabbit republic
The TSA should privatize bag screening services to reduce costs and increase efficiency
Wednesday, November 8, 2017
China's pomp and Trump's mission, Larry David and the humorless hordes, Syria's climate change plan, Prince Charles, Operation Torch, Trump on Gillespie, Priti Patel resignation
As he visits China, President Trump must not fall for Xi Jinping’s pomp and pageantry. Trump must remember that he and Xi are men on independent missions
Larry David and Erick Erickson are under attack for offending the social-justice left. We must support the latest targets of the left’s humorless authoritarianism
Syria has signed up to the Paris climate accord and President Assad has outlined a bold plan to reduce his nation’s carbon emissions
We’ve just learned of another error of judgement from Prince Charles. Here’s why the Prince should abdicate when the time comes
75 years ago today, the US launched its first ground offensive against Nazi Germany. Operation Torch was designed to secure North Africa and provide a stepping stone for the compression of Axis forces in Europe
Trump was wrong to criticize Ed Gillespie. The president didn’t need to be rude
A top British government official, has resigned after an anti-Israel witch hunt
Tuesday, November 7, 2017
Trump offers China two choices, Debunking socialism in three parts
To resolve the Korean nuclear crisis, Trump is offering China the choice between a carrot and a stick
Debunking socialist claims, part one: capitalism has not helped the poor
Debunking socialist claims, part two: socialism provides for a better quality of life than capitalism
Debunking socialist claims, part three: socialism best serves human opportunity
Monday, November 6, 2017
Friday, November 3, 2017
Al Qa'im liberation, ISIS New York City attacker, UN report on Mosul
Iraqi forces have retaken the strategic town of Al Qa’im from ISIS. Here’s why that’s good news for the campaign to defeat Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi’s hordes
Why ISIS described the New York City attacker as a “soldier of the Caliphate"
A new UN report documents ISIS war crimes in Mosul. It proves why smashing the terrorist army is moral
Thursday, November 2, 2017
Milfsud visit to DC, GOP tax plan, Rory Stewart MP, Baflour Declaration
The Russian spy who dealt with Trump campaign visited Washington in 2014. At American University, Joseph Mifsud encouraged students to apply for scholarships
The Republican tax plan gets a B+. Cutting popular deductions alongside rates, it offers the potential for deficit neutral reform
Rory Stewart should have been appointed Britain’s new defense secretary. He has the rare mix of qualities to excel in that crucial job
On the 100th anniversary of the Balfour Declaration, we’re reminded why history matters and Israel is good
Wednesday, November 1, 2017
Vehicle attacks, Balfour Declaration, New York and Trump, China and South Korea, Alaska and China's ice silk road
Vehicle attacks aren’t going away. Recognizing the evolving threat, we need to adapt
The New York terror attack helps Trump's counterterrorism narrative. Trump has long been an outspoken proponent of tough immigration policies, so this attack will give him credibility with Americans
China is trying to draw South Korea away from America with the offer of an economic deal
The US should deploy anti-ship missiles to Alaska. As China and Russia build an “ice silk road”, they must know the U.S. will have a veto over Pacific access to the Arctic
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