On the campaign trail, Donald Trump explained that his main goal in Ukraine was to stop people from dying. Now that he is the President-elect, America will see what his approach will be to achieve that goal. In The Wall Street Journal, Ian Lovett discusses the views of Rep. Mike Waltz, (no relation to Tim […]
Can Trump Modernize the DoD?
President-elect Donald Trump is considering two defense tech investors for the position of Deputy Secretary of Defense: Trae Stephens, a partner at Peter Thiel’s Founders Fund venture-capital firm, and investor Stephen Feinberg, “who led the president’s intelligence advisory board in the first Trump administration.” The Wall Street Journal reports: The potential elevation of an investor […]
Trump’s Treasury Pick, Bessent: Lower Taxes, Higher Tariffs, Cut Spending, Strong Dollar
In an interview following his selection as nominee for the position of Treasury Secretary, Scott Bessent stressed that his priorities in the coming four years would be lowering taxes, enacting tariffs, cutting spending, and maintaining the dollar’s reserve currency status. The Wall Street Journal reports: In his first interview following his selection, Bessent said his […]
America’s New Quantum Tech Can Defeat Russian Jamming
Luca Ferrara of SandboxAQ, general manager of navigation, and Berenice Baker of IOT World Today report that Geomagnetic navigation systems using powerful quantum sensors to navigate using the Earth’s magnetic field are one solution to GPS jamming. SandboxAQ reports that since 2018, there has been a 2,000% increase in GPS interference. They write: When GPS […]
The First Place to Start Cutting the Budget: DEI
Under Joe Biden, federal spending on DEI has exploded. It’s the first place the Trump administration should seek to cut spending. Perry Chiaramonte reports in The New York Sun: Consulting firms that helped to push forward the diversity, equity and inclusion agenda of the outgoing Biden Administration scored a windfall by capitalizing on the initiatives, […]
The Westerners Moving to Russia
At The Spectator, Owen Matthews discusses a scheme run by the Russian government to help ease the transition of Westerners who move to the country. The plan is run by Maria Butina, who you may recall from news reports, was convicted in 2018 in the United States for being a Russian spy. Matthews writes: Tofurious […]
Should Biden Resign?
Is Joe Biden capable of running the federal government? Pollster Nate Silver has suggested that Joe Biden resign and allow Kamala Harris to finish out the last two months of Biden’s lame-duck presidency. James Morely III reports at Newsmax: Pollster Nate Silver called for President Joe Biden to resign on Wednesday and allow Vice President […]
Trump, Turkey, and Greece
Ryan Gingeras of War on the Rocks reports that if you look more closely at the coverage and commentary in Greece and Turkey in the days since the election, you will find a far more complex set of reactions. They write: Deliberation and debate across the world continue apace on the question of what Donald […]
Future GOP Candidates Boosted by Blue State Governors
At The New York Sun, Daniel McCarthy explains how blue state governors have driven residents out to red states, and by 2030, it’s projected that the population outflows will give red states 12 more electoral votes. That will have a major effect on the chances of GOP presidential candidates. But blue state politicians only have […]
The New Trump DOJ Will Be Loyal
Donald Trump isn’t going to make the same mistake he made during his first term as president. Then, he nominated first Jeff Sessions and later Bill Barr to the post of Attorney General, and both disappointed him at crucial moments. At The New York Sun, A.R. Hoffman explains Trump’s new nominations and their loyalty to […]
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