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The justice’s book defends the practical use of originalism as well as Burkean philosophy and religious liberty.
U.S. Makes F-35 Push As Portugal Weighs F-16 Replacement
The U.S. bid faces European rivals as Lisbon weighs the cost, capability, and strategic implications of its next fighter. The post U.S. Makes F-35 Push As Portugal Weighs F-16 Replacement appeared first on TWZ.
Bust of Robert F. Kennedy stolen from outside RFK Stadium
A bust of former Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy was stolen from outside the Washington, D.C., stadium that bears his name. In a statement, Events DC, the company that manages the stadium, said that it “learned that the bust of Robert F. Kennedy, located in a publicly accessible space on the Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium…
HHS launches NIH clinic to study vaccine injuries
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has launched a clinic dedicated to studying “patients experiencing health problems following vaccination” as it mulls a reimbursement program for doctors who report vaccine-related injuries. The HHS said the new office — located within the National Institutes of Health’s (NIH) headquarters in Bethesda, Md. — opened earlier…
Jeffries vows immediate anti-corruption push next year: ‘Hold the crooks accountable’
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) vowed that Democrats, if they win the House in next month’s midterms, will launch immediate investigations into corruption allegations against President Trump, his family and other associates who have benefited financially during the early years of his second term. “What we’ve seen from the Trump cartel is that they’re…
White House chief of staff’s daughter shows up in photo from Republicka Srpska
White House chief of staff Susie Wiles’s daughter showed up in a photo from Republika Srpska, a small self-governing territory in Bosnia and Herzegovina led by a pro-Russian political party. Katie Wiles, a partner at Continental Strategy, shared photos on social media, appearing to show her holding a rifle while standing next to Željko Budimir,…
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Russia’s New Plan to Kill the Armenia-Azerbaijan TRIPP Corridor
After its preferred candidates lost election in Armenia earlier this year, Russia is implementing a new strategy against the trans-Caucasian economic corridor: whipping up fears of international conflict. The post Russia’s New Plan to Kill the Armenia-Azerbaijan TRIPP Corridor appeared first on The National Interest.
NATO Representatives Visit Kyiv for First Time During War
In their consultations with Ukrainian military leaders, NATO officials discussed Ukraine’s battlefield needs—and the ways they could protect their own nations from Russian “hybrid war” operations. The post NATO Representatives Visit Kyiv for First Time During War appeared first on The National Interest.
To Understand France’s Unrest, Look Back to 1982
François Mitterrand’s U-turn decades ago holds lessons for today.
Royal Navy Carrier Makes Port Call to Belfast
During the port call—scheduled to last until Monday—sailors will have looser assignments than usual, and fewer restrictions on what and when to eat at the ship’s dining hall. The post Royal Navy Carrier Makes Port Call to Belfast appeared first on The National Interest.
Where the Saudi-Houthi War Stands Now
The Yemeni rebel forces ramp up strikes on Saudi airports, oil refineries, and other critical infrastructure.
Can a New Credit Rating Agency Help Africans Borrow at Better Rates?
The African Union is challenging the big three rating agencies’ approach to assessing African borrowing risk.