Attempts by the U.S. to Oversee the Conflict in Ukraine Persist

One of the greatest challenges for a superpower is determining its capabilities and limitations. As a global hegemon, it’s easy to believe that you can micromanage wars, orchestrate diplomatic relations, and control perception. The American approach to Ukraine showcases this tendency. While the U.S. has provided diplomatic support and modern weaponry, there’s been a restraint …

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Joe Lieberman Assesses the Risk Posed by Trump

Joe Lieberman, the former Connecticut senator and vice-presidential nominee, is adamant that he does not want to see Donald Trump return to the Oval Office. However, Democrats are skeptical of Lieberman’s intentions, considering his history of endorsing Republican candidates and undermining Democratic initiatives like the Affordable Care Act. As a co-chair of No Labels, a …

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NATO Secures Two Victories but Suffers Major Setback in Vilnius

The NATO summit in Vilnius was marked by three significant events: a breakthrough, a consequential success, and a disappointment. The breakthrough occurred when Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan finally agreed to Sweden’s membership. The success, which was the most important outcome of the summit, was the approval of over 4,000 pages of military plans for …

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Ukraine’s Adoption of the Israel Model: A Blueprint for Success

At the recent Vilnius summit, the United States and Germany took the lead in opposing the idea of announcing a timetable for Ukrainian membership in NATO. While they do have some valid concerns, such as the fear of a potential war with Russia and the need for Ukraine to undergo further reforms, there are also …

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The Debt Actually Makes a Difference, as Discovered

Is it time to start expressing concern about the national debt? This question may sound strange at first, but there are growing reasons to consider it. While the bond market remains calm and voters have their attention on other matters, the fiscal situation of the country has undergone significant changes in recent years. The aging …

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Coons Supports Biden’s Decision on Cluster Bombs as a “Tough Call”

Senator Chris Coons (D-Del.) has expressed his support for President Biden’s decision to send cluster munitions to Ukraine, calling it a “tough call” that was necessary due to the urgent need for artillery munitions in Ukraine’s counter offensive against Russia. “The Ukrainians are rapidly depleting their artillery munitions and run the risk of losing the …

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After the war, Zelensky announces Ukraine’s preparation for EU membership

In a recent interview, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed his plan for Ukraine to pursue European Union membership once the conflict with Russia is resolved. Zelensky proudly stated, “Ukraine has established its position in the world. We are a respected country that stands up for human values, human rights, freedom, and democracy. This is recognized …

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Lawmakers divided over Biden’s approval of cluster bombs to Ukraine

Lawmakers appeared on Sunday morning news shows to discuss President Biden’s controversial decision to authorize the provision of cluster bombs to Ukraine. The authorization was met with mixed reactions, with many lawmakers expressing concerns about the safety of civilians. Cluster munitions, which contain multiple explosive submunitions, have been banned by numerous countries due to the …

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Marjorie Taylor Greene Doesn’t Meet the Extremist Standards Set by the House Freedom Caucus

Marjorie Taylor Greene, the congresswoman from Georgia, recently faced expulsion from the House Freedom Caucus, a well-known hard-right group within the Republican Party. The decision was reportedly made due to Greene’s interactions with fellow member, Lauren Boebert, and her alignment with Speaker Kevin McCarthy, both of which were seen as moves towards moderation and governance. …

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Biden’s Bold Investment Boom: A Risky Political Wager

When President Joe Biden arrives in South Carolina today to highlight a new solar-energy manufacturing facility, he will bring attention to an interesting trend: some of the biggest beneficiaries of his economic agenda are Republican-leaning areas whose political leaders have consistently opposed his initiatives. Built upon a trio of bills signed by Biden in his …

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