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Munitions shortages threaten American interests
War after war after war. After war, after war. And America keeps running out of munitions — whether supporting our allies, or ourselves. The munitions shortfall crisis spares no branch of the armed forces, and no offensive or…
Putin failing in Ukraine campaign
Frederick and Kimberly Kagan assess the Russian strongman’s military failures. Four years into fighting back an unprovoked full-scale invasion, Ukraine’s army is keeping Russian forces to marginal gains while at the same time…
Talarico adopts moderate act to win Texas Senate seat
Karol Markowicz writes for the New York Post about a left-wing politician’s current disguise. Sixteen months after Kamala Harris cackled her way into a loss to President Trump, the Democratic Party seems to have realized its…
Atlantic tries to pump up Buttigieg’s numbers
Robert Spencer writes for PJMedia.com about one media outlet’s attempt to revive a flagging political career. Among the kingmakers, queenmakers, and they/themmakers of the far left is a stubborn contingent that clings to the…
Using the Berger/Page race to promote the SAVE Act
Brianna Lyman of the Federalist cites a high-profile North Carolina election contest while pushing for congressional action on election integrity. The North Carolina Republican primary for state Senate District 26 is…
Newsom turns against Israel for political purpose
Ira Stoll writes for the Washington Free Beacon about the California governor’s latest transformation. The governor of California, Gavin Newsom, a likely 2028 Democratic presidential candidate, is abandoning his support for…
Old Talarico comments should disqualify him
Charles Cooke writes for National Review Online about disturbing revelations surrounding Democrats’ candidate in the Texas Senate race. Six years ago, James Talarico, the Democrats’ latest great white hope in the perpetually…
Texas GOP still can avoid self-inflicted wound
Editors at National Review Online analyze the Lone Star State’s high-profile US Senate race. So far in the Texas Senate race, it’s the worst case for Republicans. While Democrats decisively chose State Representative James…
Trump’s recent moves haven’t moved needle on popularity
Terry Jones writes for Issues and Insights about Americans’ current assessment of President Donald Trump’s administration. On Feb. 24, President Donald Trump gave what many, including some critics, thought was one of the most…
California bullet train offers preview of Newsom presidency
Chris Bray writes for the Federalist about lessons Americans should learn from a high-profile, high-dollar California government boondoggle. After decades of effort and $15 billion in spending, California’s plan to connect…
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