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What a 'fragile truce' will accomplish and who benefits from it most

What a 'fragile truce' will accomplish and who benefits from it most

Catastrophe avoided is not a small thing. But the underlying issues remain: Iran’s nuclear program, its proxy network, its regional ambitions, and Russia and China calculating every move to their advantage behind the scenes.

Robert Maginnis

Apr 08, 2026

Baltimore Sun deserves a medal for dogged journalism

Posted Apr 08, 2026

Baltimore Sun deserves a medal for dogged journalism

The return of common sense and sexual sanity

Posted Apr 07, 2026

The return of common sense and sexual sanity

The boys are not all right but they're not all alone, either

Posted Apr 07, 2026

The boys are not all right but they're not all alone, either

AI, the Antichrist, and the battle for authority in the digital age

Posted Apr 06, 2026

AI, the Antichrist, and the battle for authority in the digital age

Reviewing all that is 'good' about Good Friday

Posted Apr 03, 2026

Reviewing all that is 'good' about Good Friday

Never too soon to think about saving our constitutional republic

Posted Apr 03, 2026

Never too soon to think about saving our constitutional republic

Trump right about weak NATO, but how to fix it needs more discussion

Posted Apr 02, 2026

Trump right about weak NATO, but how to fix it needs more discussion

Posted Apr 02, 2026

NBA, pretty tolerant of thuggery, draws line over dunking on 'Pride'

Same smug media, that hates half the country, cheers 'viewpoint discrimination' ruling

Posted Apr 01, 2026

Same smug media, that hates half the country, cheers 'viewpoint discrimination' ruling

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