Holding Coalitions Together, Today and in 1840s Britain
Lessons for conservatives from Disraeli and the Victorian Tories.
Facebook Takes Down Russian, Iranian Accounts Attempting to Meddle in 2020 Elections
The accounts engaged in "coordinated inauthentic behavior" and were removed for their behavior rather than the content they posted, Facebook said in a statement.
Netanyahu Fails to Form Government for Second Time This Year
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin (Bibi) Netanyahu has failed for the second time this year to form a government.
‘Thinking Clearly about Trump and Aid to Ukraine’
Byron York makes the right distinctions in this piece.
Cruz, Ocasio-Cortez Join to Condemn Apple Decision to Pull Hong Kong App
The app, HKMap.live, used crowdsourcing to let users know where police were positioned, as well as the locations of water cannons and tear gas.
China Threatens $2.4 Billion Sanctions Against U.S. For Obama-Era Tariffs Cases
China is seeking $2.4 billion in sanctions against the U.S. for non-compliance with a WTO ruling dating to the Obama administration.
Majority of Mexicans Say Organized Crime Stronger than Government after El Chapo’s Son Released
A majority of Mexicans see organized crime as more powerful than the Mexican government after government forces released the son of Joaquín Guzmán.
Can Trump Still Fix His Mistakes?
When you demand to be graded entirely on results, you had better generate consistently good results.
‘Once Upon a Time, Teddy Ballgame Bombed the Chi-Coms’
The NBA debacle with China got me thinking, “Wait a minute, didn’t a baseball star go fight the SOBs?”
Trump Considering Leaving Small Contingent of Troops in Syria, Defense Secretary Confirms
Secretary of Defense Mark Esper explained the rationale behind relocating 700 troops from Syria to western Iraq.