Skip to content

United States

Charlie Kirk’s America: The Divide He Named, the Bridges We Need

Charlie Kirk is gone; the questions he animated remain. As investigators sift evidence from the Utah campus where he was shot, the larger story is not the crime scene but the audience that rose with him—a dissatisfied cross-section of Americans who heard in his certainty something like recognition. In a season when politics often functions […]

Charlie Kirk’s Christianity and the Politics of Punishment – After his killing, a reckoning with how his faith claims matched his record.

Days after Charlie Kirk was shot and killed at a Utah Valley University event, investigators continue their work while a sharper public question takes hold: how the Christianity he professed aligned with the policies he advanced—hailed by supporters as moral clarity, described by critics as punitive—from calls for mass deportations to hard-line positions on Gaza […]

Trump’s Stark Admission: How the U.S. Lost Both India and Russia

In a single post, Donald J. Trump captured a sobering truth: America’s influence over two great powers has slipped away. The story runs deeper than one president. It is the result of decades of triumphalism, coercion, and missed opportunities. The Post Itself “Looks like we’ve lost India and Russia to deepest, darkest, China. May they […]

U.S. Broadens Naval Armor, Deploying More Ships to Shield Israel as Iran Retaliates

Middle East A cluster of American guided-missile destroyers has shifted into the Eastern Mediterranean, adding a sea-based layer to Israel’s missile defense while Washington weighs the risk of deeper entanglement. By Jaffa Levy WASHINGTON — The United States has expanded its maritime air- and missile-defense umbrella around Israel, moving a group of Arleigh Burke–class destroyers […]

Sam Altman and the Shape of the Future

Sam Altman speaks less like a computer scientist than a strategist. He has no doctorate in artificial intelligence, no technical pedigree of the kind that fills the ranks at OpenAI. Yet he has come to occupy a singular position in the field. As chief executive of OpenAI, he is both salesman and forecaster, a man […]

Blocking a U.N. Delegation Won’t Hide Gaza

As Gaza slides into documented famine and the International Court of Justice’s provisional measures remain in force, the United States has blocked visas for a Palestinian delegation to the United Nations—an act that collides with the U.N. Headquarters Agreement (1947) and the host’s international law obligations. No number of airport denials will bury the record […]

Russiagate: The Hoax That Ate the Republic

By Jaffa — 29 August 2025 When the “Russiagate” scandal broke in 2016, America’s most prestigious newspapers treated it as gospel. The New York Times and The Washington Post led the charge, framing Donald Trump’s victory as the product of Kremlin interference. For this coverage, both were awarded the Pulitzer Prize in 2018. Seven years […]