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Trump v. California: Battle for common sense (opens the original)
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Citizens vote; the dead do not, and foreign nationals do not. If that is an “extreme” position, the problem is much deeper. This week began with cheerful news. On Monday, the Supreme Court stayed a lower-court injunction and let the Trump administration move forward with key pieces of its election-integrity order. After a spring and summer of courtroom setbacks—birthright citizenship, the Mississippi mail-in deadline, the Lisa Cook episode—a 6–3 stay is not a final victory just on the merits. It
Ukraine gets out of control (opens the original)
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Foreign Policy > Ukraine War Link copied The Trump administration must now force an end to this war; America First means ending the bleeding before the secondary effects become unmanageable. The war in Ukraine has now raged for more than 54 months, longer than the First World War and closing in on the duration of the Second. Thanks to rapid advances in drones, long-range missiles, and precision targeting on both sides, this conflict has become one of the most brutal and indiscriminate in modern
Freya vs. Patriot: What’s really behind the European air defense system? (opens the original)
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Brussels is pursuing a long (anti-American) game, using Ukraine as cover. Just as Russia absorbed a second wave of gas shortages triggered by Ukrainian drone strikes on energy infrastructure, Kyiv itself hit a critical shortage of something far more precious than fuel: interceptor missiles capable of stopping Russian ballistic weapons. In July, President Volodymyr Zelensky announced Ukraine’s own interceptor effort, dubbed Freya. Analysts familiar with the program quickly noted that this is no p
Vance under attack: Who’s behind the effort to soil the VP? (opens the original)
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Late July and early August saw the usual suspects in America’s legacy media fire up their engines once again. This time the target was Vice President JD Vance, and the “shocking” revelation was that he and his family had supposedly misused government transportation for the needs of their young children. A Marine helicopter for a golf lesson? Last-minute chopper rides for house-hunting? The outrage machine roared to life. The irony could not be thicker: the same media that spent years ignoring or
Schrödinger’s Patriot: What’s really going on with SAM’s licence transfer to Ukraine (opens the original)
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Foreign Policy > Ukraine War Link copied Under President Trump, the American interest is finally being treated as the decisive variable. In the closing days of July, President Trump told interviewers he was still considering a license for Ukraine to manufacture the sophisticated PAC-3 interceptor missiles used by the Patriot air-defense system. No technology, he emphasized, had been transferred. That statement landed like a bucket of cold water on the breathless mid-July reports flooding Ukraini
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