Data centers have faced a public hanging before going to trial. Proponents didn’t even have a chance to select a jury before their case was dismissed. This is a textbook example of a public relations failure. Singularly focused on regulatory burdens and land use, data center owners forgot that every plot of land has neighbors. […]
Spain currently hosts approximately 3,700 American troops at Rota and Moron but routinely bars those vital bases and its airspace whenever Washington and Jerusalem strike Iran. Italy similarly bottles up Sigonella the moment a combat sortie stops looking like basic logistics. Such diplomatic restrictions represent a host-nation veto on American power. Yet Gaza answers this veto. […]
Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner cannot stop obsessing over President Donald Trump. Less than three weeks after suggesting the White House ballroom would be blown up, the City of Brotherly Love’s top prosecutor’s unhinged infatuation with the president continued as Krasner filmed another video critical of Trump, this time suggesting in a social media post […]
President Donald Trump’s worldview essentially consists of dividing countries into two camps: those whose leaders flatter him or kowtow to his demands and those whose leaders balk at such subservience. In this view, dictatorships — even avowed enemies of the United States — are fine, as long as they play the game. This is not […]
A common narrative claims that before 1948, the Middle East was an interfaith paradise where religious minorities enjoyed full equality. This argument exists mainly to frame Israel’s founding as the single cause of sectarian strife across the region. By depicting the pre-modern Middle East as an idyllic garden of mutual respect, critics present Jewish statehood […]
California Gov. Gavin Newsom's fly-fishing interview with Jake Tapper in Montana sparked social media mockery, with users calling the CNN outing staged.
A drone attack damaged Saudi Arabia's East-West Pipeline as Houthi rebels seize strategic islands near Bab el-Mandeb, squeezing oil routes beyond Hormuz.
FBI Director Kash Patel is set to tell senators the FBI delivered historic crime reductions, disrupted terrorist plots, captured top fugitives and overhauled the bureau under his leadership.
1987—In order to help finance his 1985 desegregation plan for the Kansas City, Missouri, School District in Jenkins v. Missouri—a plan that will become (according...