At Large
At Large
by | May 28, 2025

In May 2025, the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) released a timely report titled “Beijing’s Air, Space, and Maritime Surveillance from Cuba: A Growing Threat to the Homeland.” The report confirmed China’s construction of a new signals intelligence…

by | May 16, 2025

Călin Georgescu, winner of Romania’s presidential election last November, was cancelled, then banned from running again. Now the regime faces a 38-year-old firebrand, George Simion, leader of a nationalist party, AUR — openly supported by Călin Georgescu in a powerful…

by | May 15, 2025

After six decades, Buffett is retiring from a legendary career that’s made him the most famous investor in the world. With just six years until his 100th birthday, we wish the Oracle of Omaha a peaceful retirement in his remaining…

by | May 12, 2025

In his first term, President Trump accomplished what once seemed impossible by forging new agreements with Israel and neighboring Arab states. Key to the success of the Abraham Accords was that they formed significant political, economic, security, and cultural ties…

by | May 9, 2025

Elections have consequences, and sometimes they come rather swiftly. In the case of the recent federal election, the consequence that is now looming in Canada is the breakup of the nation. Canada was not founded as one big blob of…

by | May 6, 2025

Last week, President Trump announced plans to officially designate May 8, the date when the Germans signed the articles of surrender to end World War II in Europe, as “Victory Day.” He further declared that the U.S. “did more than…

by | May 4, 2025

At first glance, this last week hasn’t been good news for the conservative cause. On Monday, April 28, Canada rejected apple-eating, journalist-bashing, truth-speaking Pierre Poilievre in favor of banking magnate and globalist Mark Carney. In fact, it rejected him so…

by | May 3, 2025

There is an old adage that in politics as in life timing is everything. That is why pundits often talk about such things as the importance of “momentum” and the necessity of not “peaking too early.” In March 2012 when…

by | Apr 29, 2025

They dumped his body on his family’s doorstep. Twenty-two-year-old Odai Nasser al-Rubai was tortured and murdered — his face disfigured, his bones broken, his corpse used as a grim warning to others — because he dared to join a recent protest…

by | Apr 13, 2025

Crazy days!  In the spirit of positive thinking the last century’s New Dealers used to say, Happy days are here again!  These are nervous days — boom or bust! But I say, with Iris De Ment, “let the mystery be,”…

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