Missing Angelo Codevilla’s Counsel on Russia and Ukraine
In just 16 pages of his remarkable forthcoming and posthumously published book, Codevilla foresaw more than any of the pundits have had to say on Ukraine.
Greatness Agenda
Russian to Judgment: The Birth of a Meme
After the current hysteria dies down, we may find the machinations of history still have a way of surprising us.
Trump Was Right Again: The U.S. Subsidizes Europeans’ Healthcare and Defense
And Joe Biden’s State of the Union pitch to lower drug prices won’t change that.
Putin Invaded Because He Thought He Could
With a stronger American president, the Russian strongman certainly would have opted for a more pragmatic and cost-effective path.
The School Transparency Wars Have Begun
As battles in various statehouses rage on over what kids should be taught in school, whatever the outcome, parents have a right to know.
A Country Without Pity
When half the country has lost its sense of pity for fellow citizens, and the ruling class reserves pity only for themselves and faraway lands, what can be left of American civilization?
When I Met Putin
Recollections from the thawing of the Cold War as things now begin to heat up.
Another Forever War?
Americans should be concerned that the Russia-Ukraine conflict could drag on for decades and carefully weigh our interests.
The Right Response to the War in Ukraine
As conservatives who fought against the scourge of communism and the Soviet Union, what is the best response now that the Cold War has been replaced with a hot war?
Clarity on Russia, Ukraine, and the American National Interest
Putin is not Hitler, and this is not the beginning of World War III. Temper your emotions and your hot takes, accordingly.
The Union Card
How labor unions, working with American conservatives, could rescue America’s middle class.
Hubris and Denial at the State of the Union
The anti-borders position that Biden and his fellow travelers have long advocated is not economically smart. It is bankrupting our nation.
Putin Is to Blame
Although we might deplore disastrous mistakes made by U.S. administrations, it is Putin, not Americans or the Ukrainians, who in the end is responsible for this horrific invasion.
Biden’s Bombshell Back Story
In the style of George McGovern, leftist Democrats are panting to give Vladimir Putin what he really wants.
Standing Up to Putin Means Ditching Net-Zero
Geopolitical realism requires energy realism.
On Ukraine, NATO, America, Comedians, and Environmentalists
Putin did not invade Ukraine while Trump was president. Putin feared Trump. Neither Putin nor anyone else fears Joe Biden.
Is This World War III?
Don’t fool yourself that Vladimir Putin’s ambition stops at Ukraine’s borders.
The Increased Cyber Warfare Threat from a New Sino-Russo Alliance
As NATO forces assemble to address the Ukraine crisis, the new Sino-Russo partnership may initiate a series of cyberattacks that are more destructive than any in global history.
Frisco Frolics
In a recall effort in which many liberals had been pushed too far and Asian Americans were galvanized, progressive school boards are being forced to hear common sense.
Bill Nelson’s Dangerous China Dream in Space
The Biden Administration’s NASA director fundamentally and willfully misunderstands China’s threat to the United States.