The United States resumed domestic air traffic on Friday evening after a nationwide suspension lasting nearly five hours, triggered by a failure in the computer system responsible for communications between air traffic
Editorial What exactly happened in the White House? Zelenskyy thought he was fighting a war for the West. And he was right—Ukraine was never anything more than a proxy, a disposable frontline
MoreUkrainian President Zelensky’s colossal misstep in dealing with President Donald Trump could ultimately become one of the most profound blunders in recent history. To Trump, Zelensky is merely a “modestly successful comedian”
MoreIt is only a guess, but it could be more than that. Trump and Putin are engaged in negotiations over Ukraine and European security. The tea leaves say that this is being
MoreThe U.S. Intelligence Community has refused to declassify a pivotal 2008 report assessing climate change as a national security threat, despite growing concerns over its relevance in today’s rapidly evolving climate landscape.
MoreEver since Trump assumed office for his second term a few weeks ago, he has spoken about imposing tariffs on various countries more than any other subject. Trump appears to believe that
MoreWhy is it that American liberal Democrats and Europeans are so disturbed that Trump is moving the United States toward normal relations with Russia instead of maintaining a hostile approach to Russia
MoreEditorial President Donald Trump has thrown his weight behind the UK’s dirty deal over the Chagos Islands, a move that underscores Britain’s shameless defiance of international law. During his meeting with Prime
MoreDeporting immigrants may deliver electoral wins to politicians if voters have been sufficiently cultivated by years of demonizing and scapegoating them. For its victims, the cruelties involved are horrific. Yet such deportation
MorePresident Donald Trump has reignited transatlantic trade tensions by threatening to impose a 25% tariff on European Union imports, accusing the bloc of being designed to “screw the United States.” The move,
MoreWashington’s Asian allies are increasingly alarmed over the possibility that the United States may not back Taiwan in the event of a military conflict with China. As the Trump administration recalibrates its
MoreU.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Iraqi Prime Minister Muhammad al-Sudani have agreed to expedite the restart of the Kirkuk-Ceyhan oil pipeline, a critical infrastructure linking Iraqi Kurdistan to the Turkish
MoreWashington Post owner Jeff Bezos has announced a major revamp of the newspaper’s opinion section, narrowing its focus to two central themes—personal liberties and free markets. The shift marks one of the
MoreFor many years, we’ve watched as Donald Trump has both consumed and regurgitated Moscow’s political propaganda, parroting the Kremlin’s narratives, and recycling its lies to American voters, alongside ideological fellow travelers like
MoreThe financial success of former President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama is drawing renewed scrutiny, with critics questioning the rapid rise in their net worth since leaving the White House.
MoreRussian President Vladimir Putin has indicated that Russia is open to resuming cooperation with the United States, signaling potential deals across multiple industries that could reshape economic and technological ties between the
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