If American weapons stockpiles are running low after just five months of war against Iran, the discouraging prognosis for fending off China ought to jolt us into radical changes, writes Aaron MacLean. https://t.co/op7bIsXcsY
Two Oval Office meetings, a dispatch from Moscow, Laura Loomer’s Ukraine war conversion, the truth about America’s munitions crisis, and more on era-defining conflicts in Europe and the Middle East. https://t.co/zXm9eioaYm
Until recently, a person living in Moscow could avoid nearly every physical consequence of a war being waged in his name. Now it’s becoming almost impossible, writes Tanya Lukyanova. https://t.co/X2KLwEDOKs
As the Iran war enters an uncertain new phase, the world’s most consequential conflicts are becoming increasingly interconnected. https://t.co/vSfzh94wYg
Shiloh Hendrix went viral when she screamed the N-word on a playground. Now she’s been convicted of disorderly conduct, despite her awful actions being covered by the First Amendment. https://t.co/tWLnCVR677
A shooting at a Jewish bakery is only the latest in a wave of antisemitic attacks causing a growing number of Canada’s Jews to flee, writes Casey Babb. https://t.co/BeZeqdWigs
The private musings of the former top U.S. science adviser are now available to the public. They reveal a fame-obsessed official—and a mainstream media complicit in his untruths. https://t.co/8e1xTtqFev
Almost overnight, data centers have emerged as one of the most controversial issues in America. But do they need to be? Joe Nocera doesn’t think so. https://t.co/pikxPxkFjG
While the shortage is real, a faction inside the White House is using it as political cover to avoid escalating against Iran, and the media is accepting their argument at face value, writes Park MacDougald. https://t.co/bKSr8x0jST
Until recently, a person living in Moscow could avoid nearly every physical consequence of a war being waged in his name. Now it’s becoming almost impossible, writes Tanya Lukyanova. https://t.co/GVrM9WdvMI
Netanyahu and Zelensky want the president’s aid, and they’re also indispensable to America’s interests. Will Trump commit to their support? https://t.co/ZaMasVdWRB
Jillian Michaels joins Coleman Hughes to make the case that America’s obesity crisis isn’t a failure of willpower but a rigged system designed by Big Food and Big Pharma. https://t.co/BNtTXr8HVI
We are getting uncomfortably close to the moment when an AI agent will be capable of evading or eliminating the humans standing in the way of the job it set out to accomplish, writes Patrick McGee. https://t.co/QKE2AKsCqu
A shooting at a Jewish bakery is only the latest in a wave of antisemitic attacks causing a growing number of Canada’s Jews to flee, @DrCaseyBabb writes.
“They are a warning sign,” he argues.
Read the full analysis here: https://t.co/nUJnRjOx5B
The suspect in Berlin’s recent rampage was known to authorities. He slipped through the cracks because leaders minimize the threat of radical Islam. https://t.co/gesqbBXInK
If American weapons stockpiles are running low after just five months of war against Iran, the discouraging prognosis for fending off China ought to jolt us into radical changes, writes Aaron MacLean. https://t.co/op7bIsXcsY