Israel’s Recognition and the Realignment in the Horn of Africa Israel’s recent recognition of a breakaway state in the Horn …
U.S. Rule Takes Effect Allowing DNA, Fingerprint Collection and 75‑Year Facial Recognition Storage for Foreign Travelers
New US Biometric Rules Let Officials Request DNA at Airports Do you put up with TSA because they keep you …
Mixed Vaccine Messaging Threatens Trump Agenda and GOP Prospects Despite Broad Support, Including Among Trump Supporters
Majorities — Including Trump Voters — See Vaccines as a Positive Force Recent polls show strong majorities of voters, including …
France’s Populist Surge Warns America’s Right on Fiscal Discipline
Populism Needs Fiscal Discipline to Deliver Populism can win elections, but without fiscal discipline, it risks perpetuating the very welfare …
Democrats’ Energy Policies Raise Consumer Prices Despite Cost-Cutting Promises
Why Energy Policy Is Driving Prices Higher Democrats talk a big game on bringing down costs, but in reality, their …
50 Years After the Edmund Fitzgerald, U.S. Needs More Domestically Built Cargo Ships
More U.S.-Built Cargo Ships Could Rebuild Our Industrial Base Rebuilding a domestic fleet of cargo ships is a straightforward idea …
New Year’s Art Agenda: Biennials and the Grand Egyptian Museum, with a Nod to William Blake
Hoping for the Best at Two Biennial Shows, and Will Your Art Critic Get to the New Grand Egyptian Museum? …
Who Is the Radical? Jihadist Actions Consistent with Centuries-Old Sharia Law
Sharia, Jihad, and American Security Muslim jihadists’ actions are consistent with centuries-old sharia law. That statement forces a frank look …
U.S. Launches Tomahawk Strikes on Two Islamic State Bases in Nigeria; Administration Says Multiple Terrorists Killed
U.S. Tomahawk Strikes Two Islamic State Bases The U.S. launched Tomahawk cruise missiles at two Islamic State bases, and the …