Now Is the Time to Force Hezbollah out of Lebanon
Without a lasting, consistent effort and a blessing from all the Lebanese — including the Shiites — Hezbollah could stick around for quite some time.
Climate Change Isn’t a One-Party Issue Anymore
After years in which unworkable Democratic proposals dominated the debate, a growing movement sees an opening for innovative conservative solutions.
The Push for Rapid Testing
A test result on demand would be a huge step back to normalcy.
Lebanon’s Government Is to Blame for the Beirut Explosion
It was the country’s own government that brought Beirut to its knees.
COVID-19 Update: As Surges Slow, Death Rises
Though the death rate is lower than its early peak, cases keep piling up while the death rate slowly rises.
A Fight over Defense Spending in the COVID-Relief Negotiations
The two parties remain far apart.
Life in Lebanon under Hyperinflation
Corruption and mismanagement have left Lebanon coping with shortages, exorbitant prices, loss of wealth and security, and a generally uncertain future.
The Upcoming Partisan Fight over Nuclear-Test Funding
The House and Senate have opposing provisions on nuclear testing, a continuation of a larger debate over the merits and demerits of nuclear-testing readiness
Is There a Connection between Coronavirus and Air Conditioning?
The evidence is mixed, but suggests the answer could be yes.
Why Joe Biden’s Boringness May Be an Asset
Biden brings a dose of monotony that Americans seem to be craving.