Why a former CSIS official says the U.S. is positioned for ‘another 9/11’
Former CSIS executive manager Dan Stanton said that President Donald Trump was 'degrading the efficiency' of U.S. intelligence through layoffs and buyouts of officials.
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It’s Time for the Democrats to Throw Off the Dead Hand of Clintonism
More than 20 years after Bill Clinton left office, Democrats remain in the grips of his New Democrat politics. That’s a ...
Trump Jr. backs Enhanced Games, an Olympic disruptor that would allow some steroids in sports
Trump has been keen on influencing sports. In the past three weeks alone, he has shaped policy on transgender sports and ...
Taylor Swift Has a Surprise Defender, and It’s Not Travis Kelce
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce of the Kansas City Chiefs have had a rough week following the Super Bowl loss, but someone has ...
Move aside tradwives. Here’s how social media is shaping LDS men’s views of masculinity — for better or worse
It’s perhaps unsurprising, then, that this social media-driven version of manhood, with its power-through-vulnerability ...
Weekly Commentary: Declaring The Reciprocal Tariff Regime
Thursday from the Oval Office, President Trump introduced a broad outline of a monumental change in the U.S. global trading ...
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The Antichrist is coming and is already here
Christian people everywhere heed John’s sobering warning: The Antichrist is coming and, indeed, already is here.
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Licking the US jackboot is plain unsanitary; it’s time for South Africa to grow up
Inadvertently, Donald Trump has presented South Africa with the greatest opportunity in our 30-year history – the opportunity to stand on our own.
Will Trump be at Daytona 500? FAA moves to restrict airspace over Daytona on Sunday
It appears inevitable that President Donald Trump will be among those attending Sunday's Daytona 500. Another hint dropped ...
As conservationists try to save Senegal’s last lions, their skins are fueling the country’s big cat trade
The illegal trade of lion and leopard parts is growing in Senegal and threatening the lion's survival across West Africa.
Lion's Club service organization faces challenge in finding new members
Lion's Club International, founded more than 100 years ago in Chicago, is looking for new members to help fill its ranks and ...
Tata Sons questions BigBasket’s qcomm lag, pushes for financial investor amid rivals' onslaught
Tata Sons has pulled up its digital vertical for BigBaskets sluggish response to the rapidly evolving quick commerce space, ...