Missing Israeli Presumed to Be Held Captive by Hamas Confirmed Dead, Kibbutz Says
Ilan Weiss’s grieving family’s community remembers him as ‘a family man and a devoted father to his daughters.’
Israel Withdrawing Thousands of Troops from Gaza as ‘Prolonged Fighting’ Continues into New Year
This is the first significant military drawdown since Hamas’s October 7 terror attack on Israel.
To Err Is DeWine
The Ohio governor’s veto of a bill to protect children from gender surgeries was wrong, and we hope the legislature swiftly overturns it.
‘Minister Of Defense’ Profiles Both The Player And The Preacher In Reggie White
A new ESPN documentary gives unique dimension to Reggie White’s faith, one that defies stereotypes on the right and the left.
Russell Kirk Warned That Without Virtue, ‘Democracy’ Is A Dead End Here And Abroad
If Kirk were alive today, he would agree with those who are now critical of the neocons for having abandoned their conservatism in favor of an imperialistic and globalist ideology.
U.S. debate over Ukraine aid raises questions about whether European Union will ‘step up’
Most of EU’s support has been aimed at propping up Ukraine’s war-torn economy, not supporting its military.
More than half world’s voters face elections in 2024, potentially reshaping global history
Move over Trump and Biden, there are consequential elections also in Taiwan, India, South Africa, and possibly Ukraine.
This New Year’s Eve, Lead Your Loved Ones In ‘Auld Lang Syne’
Gathering around a piano and singing ‘Auld Lang Syne’ on New Year’s Eve is one thing the movies get right.
House Passes Annual Defense Bill, Extends Section 702 Surveillance Authority
Section 702 allows for warrantless surveillance of foreigners but has also been used to surveil Americans.