How Ukraine’s culture continues to thrive despite painful war with Russia
By New York Post
More than 15 months after Russia invaded Ukraine,…
➔ iHomophobia Is Part of Putin’s War Plan
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Why anti-gay propaganda has been part of…
➔ iFinally, Can We Ask Who Really Colluded With Russia?
By The Wall Street Journal
If the crime is promoting distrust in…
➔ iNo, Russia Is Not Massively Skirting Sanctions
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Eight takeaways about Russian evasion of Western…
➔ iRussia and China Sign New Deals to Deepen Economic Ties
By Foreign Policy
Moscow is increasingly looking to Beijing for…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Ukraine’s counteroffensive: keeping up momentum | Editorial
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Expectations are high, but the obstacles faced in…
➔ iRussia Is Already Looking Beyond Ukraine
By Foreign Policy
Moscow’s massive losses may not neutralize its…
➔ iUkrainians Are Directing Their Anger at Their Church
By Foreign Policy
As the Russian invasion carries on, Ukraine’s…
➔ iHow will the world order be affected if Russia prevails? David Ignatius answered your questions.
By The Washington Post
David's Q&A with readers was at 12 p.m. ET on…
➔ iRussia’s Frighteningly Fascist Youth
By Foreign Policy
A new generation of Russians glorifies war,…
➔ iPut Ukraine on the U.N. Security Council
By The Wall Street Journal
Russia’s membership has no legal basis and…
➔ iNever-Trumps like Peggy Noonan 'can't handle the truth'
By American Thinker
Noonan still thinks there's some…
➔ iReaders sound off on the Durham report, single-use plastic and migrants in the military
By New York Daily News
Fishkill, N.Y.: It was another bad week for…
➔ iNuclear weapons use and New York City: The unthinkable of atomic warfare should not be put out of…
By New York Daily News
It has been decades since Americans worried about…
➔ iBiden reverses himself, allowing F-16s to be sent to Ukraine
By American Thinker
The United States has unilaterally decided to…
➔ iDurham Exposes Robert Mueller's Failure
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The new report exposes how the original Russia…
➔ iG-7 Leaders Unveil New Russia Sanctions
By Foreign Policy
U.S. President Joe Biden also expressed support…
➔ iDon’t Promise Ukraine NATO Membership Now
By Foreign Policy
Bringing Kyiv into the alliance soon could harden…
➔ iHolding Russia Accountable for War Crimes Is Harder Than It Looks
By Foreign Policy
Debate rages over whether to pick the “gold,…
➔ iOn the Durham report, don’t fall for misinformation about misinformation
By The Washington Post
A report on the FBI's investigation of Russian…
➔ iHow Obama officials and the FBI squashed any investigation into Hillary Clinton
By New York Post
When Andrew McCabe, former deputy director of the…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Zelenskiy’s shuttle diplomacy: the west must convince the rest | Editorial
By The Guardian
Ukraine will be on the right side of history –…
➔ iDurham on Comey's Culpability
By The Wall Street Journal
The report shows FBI headquarters ignored all the…
➔ iUnanswered Questions About Trump and Russia
By The Wall Street Journal
I have no reason to doubt the Durham report, but…
➔ iThe U.S. and U.K. Are Split on the Ukraine War
By The Wall Street Journal
The British are more assertive, the Americans…
➔ iUkraine Begins Pre-Offensive Probe of Russian Lines
By Foreign Policy
“I would really hate to be a Russian private…
➔ iA South African Scandal Could Shake up Relations With Washington
By Foreign Policy
Do South Africa’s denials that it supplied…
➔ iTo avert war with China, the U.S. must prioritize Taiwan over Ukraine
By The Washington Post
Our European allies must hold off Russia while we…
➔ iThe week in whoppers: NY Mag’s Russia Collusion derangement, the media’s DeSantis…
By New York Post
In 2018, New York Magazine’s Jonathan Chait…
➔ iLetters to the Editor — May 18, 2023
By New York Post
Post readers sound off on John Durham’s report…
➔ iChina Won’t Let Russia Starve the World
By Foreign Policy
The end of the Black Sea Grain Initiative would…
➔ iUkraine’s Next Big Diplomatic Offensive Is in the Global South
By Foreign Policy
More ambassadors, more embassies, and, the hope…
➔ iRussia Renews Black Sea Grain Initiative in Last-Minute Negotiations
By Foreign Policy
Putin hoped to use the deal as a bargaining chip…
➔ iBeware of AI misregulation, media’s new Russiagate dodge and other commentary
By New York Post
The 2019 IG probe and Durham’s both “paint a…
➔ iDurham’s Damning Report Assails FBI Leadership, Media for Enabling Hillary Clinton’s Alleged…
By The Daily Signal
Special counsel John Durham’s long-awaited…
➔ iUkraine Needs More Patriot Batteries
By The Wall Street Journal
Kyiv says it took down 18 projectiles Tuesday,…
➔ iIs Ukraine’s Spring Offensive Already Underway?
By Foreign Policy
Military analyst Dara Massicot on how to follow…
➔ iRussia Sows Far-Reaching Chaos Using Crimea as a Base
By The Wall Street Journal
Africa and the Middle East would benefit if…
➔ iRussia’s Convict-Soldiers Have Their Own Brutal Rules
By Foreign Policy
The recruitment of prisoners via the Wagner Group…
➔ iBrittney Griner's national anthem flip-flop is perfectly American
By USA Today
Phoenix Mercury star Brittney Griner once…
➔ iThe Durham investigation was a flop. But it’s a propaganda triumph.
By The Washington Post
When you hear Trump and others say Durham proved…
➔ iArctic Harmony Is Falling Apart
By Foreign Policy
An isolated Russia is turning to China for help…
➔ iFor Russians, Reading Is the New Resistance
By Foreign Policy
What bestselling books tell us about how Russians…
➔ iRussia’s economy is still marching along. Here’s how to slow it down.
By The Washington Post
Better and broader sanctions could punish the…
➔ iHow Biden is being bamboozled by Xi regarding Russia-Ukraine war
By New York Post
Chinese leader Xi Jinping is positioning himself…
➔ iNATO’s Got a New Backbone
By Foreign Policy
It’s time for the United States to prioritize…
➔ iIt’s time to hold Russia accountable for its use of chemical weapons
By The Washington Post
Moscow should be suspended from the Organization…
➔ iLasting Peace Between Armenia and Azerbaijan Will Reduce Russia’s Influence
By Foreign Policy
Moscow is once again trying to flex its muscle by…
➔ iEven if Erdogan is defeated, Turkey is still up for grabs
By The Washington Post
Coalition governments in Turkey have historically…
➔ iThe Islamic State Has a New Target: Russia
By Foreign Policy
The group’s Afghanistan branch is capitalizing…
➔ iFor Russians, It’s the Wild 1990s All Over Again
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Overflowing graveyards and other parallels signal…
➔ iUkraine’s offensive is coming. Keep your expectations in check.
By The Washington Post
The country has repelled Russia's full-scale…
➔ iWhat is the future of the war in Ukraine? NATO’s leader offers insight.
By The Washington Post
We sat down with the head of the transatlantic…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Putin’s home front: new vulnerabilities | Editorial
By The Guardian
A muted Victory Day parade reflects a sense of…
➔ iRussia, China back a nuclear Iran, Soros aims to tap Pittsburgh DA and other commentary
By New York Post
Take it “out of the equation, and Dugan has…
➔ iRussian Drone Strike Suggests More to Come
By Foreign Policy
Moscow’s latest escalation came on the eve of…
➔ iChina and Russia Encourage Iran to Go Nuclear
By The Wall Street Journal
An aloof U.S. leaves a regional vacuum that the…
➔ iWhy Putin’s repression is worse than what I endured under the Soviets
By The Washington Post
The cases of Putin’s most prominent critics,…
➔ iLet’s turn the tables on Russia’s information warfare with some of our own
By New York Post
Vladimir Putin delivers an address every May 9 to…
➔ iUkraine and Israel have a common enemy: Iran. We must respond together
By Haaretz
Ukrainian lawmaker: The Russia-Iran alliance…
➔ iAmerican leaders must understand Russia's war with Ukraine is a threat to our security
By USA Today
The invasion of Ukraine has been the most…
➔ iCentral banks raising interest rates makes it harder to fight the climate crisis | Thomas Ferguson…
By The Guardian
Higher rates slow the renewable energy transition…
➔ iLittle Lithuania Stands Tall Against Russia and China
By The Wall Street Journal
Gabrielius Landsbergis, the Baltic nation’s…
➔ iThe hypocritical major-media plot in advance to suppress The Post’s Hunter Biden reporting
By New York Post
In 2016, internal emails from the Democratic…
➔ iGet the job done: Finally give Ukrainians the weapons they need to defeat a desperate Russia
By New York Post
The Ukrainians have the will and the motivation,…
➔ iRussia’s Boom Business Goes Bust
By Foreign Policy
Moscow’s arms exports have fallen to levels not…
➔ iRussia Accuses Ukraine of Drone Strike Targeting Putin
By Foreign Policy
Kyiv has denied involvement in the foiled attack.
➔ iSee occupied Mariupol, where dread and suspicion reign
By The Washington Post
See a rare, if incomplete, glimpse into the grim…
➔ iBlinken’s pants are on fire over Hunter laptop letter
By New York Post
Despite sworn testimony in which Mike Morell…
➔ iRussia and Iran Have High Hopes for Each Other
By Foreign Policy
But can they cooperate on trade while competing…
➔ iHow Macron Is Blocking EU Strategy on Russia and China
By Foreign Policy
As a strategic consensus emerges in Europe,…
➔ iUkraine’s Counteroffensive Has a Nuclear Complication
By Foreign Policy
Ukrainian troops are targeting an area where…
➔ iRussian ‘Ghost Ships’ Are Turning the Seabed Into a Future Battlefield
By Foreign Policy
Baltic and North Sea nations are getting nervous…
➔ iAntony Blinken’s ‘innocence’ claim adds to web of lies about Hunter Biden
By New York Post
Antony Blinken suggests that he is free of blame…
➔ iFrancis in Hungary
By The American Conservative
Despite their differences, Pope Francis and…
➔ iAre China and Russia Bad for Africa? That’s the Wrong Question.
By Foreign Policy
Westerners should ask instead what kind of…
➔ iRussia's Global Food Shortage
By The Wall Street Journal
Ukraine’s grain exports keep falling, adding to…
➔ iThe Kremlin is trying to kill Alexei Navalny. It should free him.
By The Washington Post
Russia's unrelenting maltreatment of the…
➔ iScience fiction come to life? AI holds promise for future generations – but also peril.
By USA Today
Russian President Vladimir Putin once said…
➔ iUkraine Suffers Deadly Russian Airstrike on Civilians
By Foreign Policy
Ukrainian commanders continue to beg for F-16s…
➔ iLet’s use jazz to push back against Russia — it once worked before!
By New York Post
During the Cold War, jazz was arguably…
➔ iTucker Carlson is not an antiwar populist rebel. He is a fascist | Jason Stanley
By The Guardian
On his show Carlson railed against immigration…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Orthodox Christianity in Ukraine: breaking with Moscow | Editorial
By The Guardian
Vladimir Putin’s revanchist ambition to…
➔ iUkraine and Russia: The Endgame
By The American Conservative
The key to the situation is to ask what any…
➔ iUkraine Starts to Rebuild After Russia’s Rampage
By Foreign Policy
But some damage can’t be fixed by bricks and…
➔ iWhat Ukraine Needs to Do in Its 2023 Counteroffensive
By The Wall Street Journal
It won’t take Crimea, but it needs to defeat…
➔ iWhat 6 data points tell us about the status of the war in Ukraine
By The Washington Post
Looking at territory held by Russia, U.S...
➔ iPresidents' Words of Wisdom
"Always vote for principle, though you may vote alone, and you may cherish the sweetest reflection that your vote is never lost."
- John Quincy Adams
"He serves his party best who serves the country best."
- Rutherford B. Hayes