Pentagon says new high altitude balloon intercepted over US ‘likely hobby’ craft year after China controversy
NORAD said the high altitude balloon intercepted over Utah was a "likely hobby" craft a year after the Chinese spy balloon controversy.
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Beyond shock and awe: Inside Trump’s potential second-term agenda
What these proposals have in common: They would go well beyond steps Trump took — or in many cases even attempted — from 2017 to 2021. Trump’s campaign has repeatedly dismissed media reports about his potential second-term agenda, saying in a statement in November that policy recommendations from his conservative allies “are certainly appreciated and
Democrats react to Trump GOP primary victory in South Carolina: ‘He’s in a weak position’
Several Democrats took aim at Donald Trump on social media Saturday night following his victory in the South Carolina GOP primary election, claiming he's in a "weak position."
From a Broken Home to a Broken Institution
When someone emerges from a challenging childhood to become a successful adult and writes a memoir about the experience, one of two narratives usually emerges: The first, and most lucrative in today’s market, is what might be called the “wallowing” narrative. Such books settle personal and familial scores; recount excessive drug use, promiscuity, and other
Despite Loss in South Carolina, Haley Resists Pressure to Quit
Haley has vowed to press toward Super Tuesday despite a double-digit loss in the state she served as governor for two terms. CHARLESTON, S.C.—Nikki Haley made just one prediction about this state’s Republican primary election. She said, “South Carolina will vote on Saturday. But on Sunday, I’ll still be running for president,” in a speech
Rhapsodic on Rachmaninoff
Sergei Vasilievich Rachmaninoff was born in Russia in 1873 and died in the United States in 1943. Composer, conductor, virtuoso pianist, he was another of those gifts the great tyrants of Europe—Vladimir Lenin, Adolf Hitler—bestowed on America. An aristocrat, an artist, a man of spiritual depth, Rachmaninoff was in every way a man of the
For Conservative Women, a College Conundrum
REVIEW: ‘You’re Not Alone: The Conservative Woman’s Guide to College’ by Karin A. Lips Guillermo Spelucin/Grabien Somewhere, in some sorority house, a Brittany and a Jess discuss what color glitter they should paint this year’s rush banner. Brittany prefers red and white—’Bama colors—and Jess wants pink to match Alpha Phi’s recruitment bid-day theme of “Dream