MARCH 4. 2026
The assault on Iran defies every stated justification; the real motives point to democratic backsliding and personal enrichment.
A Tennessee bill would take the right to education away from undocumented children. The Heritage Foundation is pushing it in other states.
The US–Israeli strikes on Iran lay bare every fault line in Europe's energy dependence, industrial fragility, and strategic exposure — and demand an immediate policy response.
Under Tim Keller’s leadership, the city has increasingly criminalized conduct associated with homelessness, causing a growing number of people on the streets to be arrested and jailed.
Though tech companies are secretive about water usage, Arizona’s 150-plus data centers and chip factories use a tiny fraction of its supply.
The fallout from conflict in the Gulf will be much bigger than just oil.
Global warming must peak below 2°C to limit tipping point risks.
Democrats describe the assault as illegal and contrary to U. S. interests.
MARCH 3. 2026
The U. S. president and his officials can’t get their story straight.
Beijing is an unentangled superpower—but one with key interests at stake.
Most U. S. citizens were not warned to leave the region before the United States and Israel launched the war on Iran.
As chaos spreads from Iran, global shipping is buckling under the strain.
Inexperienced and overextended, Trump’s envoys have failed on three fronts.
Israel’s plan to strike Iran would put American lives at risk, Rubio said. Rather than confronting Israel, the U. S. joined their war.
In response to Trump’s strikes, European leaders have created an alternate reality to escape their hypocrisy.
The war on Iran sounds the death knell for the old-school idea of “you break it, you own it. ”
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Mark Carney’s tour of the Indo-Pacific this week is a rousing show of defiance, but it may have unintended effects.