Mayorkas Runs Foreign Policy in Western Hemisphere
Linderman, Am. Conservative The ‘Mayorkas Doctrine’ has completely remade migration patterns in the Americas and changed the internal politics of migrants’ countries of origin—and not for the…
Commentary & Analysis
The U.S. Navy Steps on a Rake With Drag Influencers
Elaine Donnelly, The Federalist It doesn’t matter if consumers spend their beer dollars elsewhere, but it does matter when the Navy loses its share of the recruiting market.
Asia First, Europe Last; Can America Support Both?
James C. Petrosky, Nuclear View The NIDS team responds to an article from ForeignAffairs.com titled “Why America Still Needs Europe.”
How Fast Is Supersonic Flight? Fast Enough To Bring the Booms.
Verger, PopSci Aircraft that can travel faster than the speed of sound have evolved since 1947, even if the physics haven’t changed.
Russia’s State-Sponsored Hostage Taking
Paul Kolbe & Calder Walton, The Cipher Brief OPINION – Russia’s arrest of Wall Street Journal journalist and U.S. citizen, Evan Gershkovich, on espionage charges is…
Meloni Needs To Stand Firm on Immigration
Luca Frumento, Newsweek On February 26, bodies began washing up on Italy’s southern shore near Crotone, Calabria—at least 81 dead, including 32 children, in one of the worst migrant
Don’t Panic About Taiwan
Jessica Chen Weiss, Foreign Affairs Alarm Over a Chinese Invasion Could Become a Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
In the West and parts of Asia, concern is mounting that China might invade…
What Does Putin’s Affinity for History Tell us About the War?
Sean Bell, Sky News Putin is inspired by Russian leaders such as Peter the Great and their territorial conquests. But will history repeat itself, with the conflict in Ukraine ending in a…
In Search of Truth
Brent Ramsey, American Thinker Today telling the truth has largely disappeared from public discourse. Let’s use basic history as an example. Learning history in school was the norm during…