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The Three-Way Rift Splitting The American Right Ahead Of The Midterm Elections (opens the original)
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Conservatives looking ahead to the 2026 midterm elections are waking up to a harsh new reality: the monolithic Republican coalition that carried President Donald Trump to the White House two years ago no longer exists. Instead, the American Right has fractured into a bitter, three-way civil war: the MAGA Populists, the anti-interventionist “Woke Right,” and the so-called centrist “RINOs” (Republicans In Name Only). When the Senate voted to end the war, the resolution narrowly failed 49–50, but i
When The US Ordered Israel To Stop And Tel Aviv Listened (opens the original)
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October 1956 — President Dwight D. Eisenhower picks up the rotary phone on his mahogany desk. He reportedly consumes up to 24 cups of coffee a day during high-stakes crises such as this. He is furious. British Prime Minister Anthony Eden has attacked Egypt alongside France and Israel to reclaim the Suez Canal. Today, many assume that the post-WWII era — a time of historic, record-high American church attendance — meant automatic, unconditional U.S. backing for the nascent Jewish state. But this
The Cost Of A Veto: America Cannot Continue As Israel’s Shield At The United Nations (opens the original)
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As the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly opens this week, Washington faces a bleak reality: America’s global standing is increasingly being used to shield a single foreign nation — Israel. For decades, the United States has used its permanent veto power in the UN Security Council as a diplomatic shield for this sole purpose. The Security Council is comprised of 15 member states. The Permanent Five members are the victors of World War II: the US, UK, France, China, and Russia. T
Maritime Musical Chairs — Naval Carriers Have Their Limits (opens the original)
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For months, Washington’s political class has relied on two U.S. Navy carrier strike groups to maintain a presence off the Strait of Hormuz, attempting to apply pressure via sheer naval capability. But beneath the flamboyant optics lies a brutal logistical crisis: these floating islands are bound by the unyielding laws of economics and physics; they have their limitations. It seems the Pentagon is running a dangerous game of maritime musical chairs. The Navy cannot sustain its current level of op
The Iranian Exile Echo Chamber Sold A False Path To Victory (opens the original)
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Across the West, Iranian exiles have portrayed an opposition movement eager to embrace Israel and overthrow the Islamic Republic. Inside Iran, however, the reality is much more complicated. Following the strikes on Tehran in the summer of 2025, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s regime came under heavy pressure. During this Twelve-Day War, the pro-monarchy faction of the West was confident that success was within their grasp. Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi declared a historic “Berlin Wall moment,” predicting t
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