The Democrats rely on this technique to move the political needle, but there are simple ways to counter it.
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Nolan’s Feminist Odyssey Diminishes Women
Self-destructive feminism strikes the Western canon yet again.
Warning To Kim: Nuclear Weapons Do Leave ‘Fingerprints’
The thought of Pyongyang’s madman helping Tehran’s madmen should be most disturbing to the West.
Martiime Security in the Red Sea
The Gulf of Aden, the Red Sea, and the Indian Ocean are vital waterways for the world.
‘Patch and Pray’ IT Culture is a Dangerous Game
Cybersecurity is one of the only sectors where failure is not only expected, it has actually been normalized.
Citizen Kane at 85: A Revolutionary Masterpiece Still Hiding in Plain Sight
Orson Welles’s film may no longer shock us the way it shocked audiences in 1941—but only because so much of modern cinema learned to speak its language.
The Apparent Paradox Of GDR Nostalgia
The Myth of Carefree Communism: Why some long for the imagined “freedom from worry” of the defunct GDR.
When People’s Actions Demonstrate Who They Are, Believe Them
We have met the enemy and he is us.
A Fatal Rivalry — Hamilton vs. Burr
What do you get when you put together two gifted politicians from different parties, a fledgling nation, a code of honor, and a lot of personal grievances? You get Hamilton vs. Burr.
Maritime Security in the Red Sea
The Gulf of Aden, the Red Sea, and the Indian Ocean are vital waterways for the world.