US-Iran Negotiations: Why an Agreement Looks Unlikely
I hope readers will forgive me for relying heavily on a fresh interview at Dialogue Works to assess the prospects for a “deal” between the
Trump Tariff Climbdown: Consumer Impact Worse Due to China Retaliation; Who Wins Aside from Trump’s Ego
Most commentators have been whipsawed by the Trump tariff climbdown along with the wild stock and Treasury market moves, and so have been focusing on
Trump’s Additional 50% Tariff Against China and China’s Tit for Tat Retaliation: Trump Own-Goals Himself Into Where China Would Want Him
Sudden and radical course changes are standard operating procedure for Trump, as, for instance, those paying attention to his maneuvering on the Ukraine conflict would
Coffee Break: Armed Madhouse – Stealth Revealed
Modern warfare has become a deadly game of hide and seek. In recent decades, precision-guided weapons and advanced reconnaissance technologies have created a new rule
Coffee Break: Across the Pond With the Starmer Government
Highlights of the Starmer Government in Action Trump Hits the UK With a Censorship Tax Keir Starmer’s keenly honed political skills seem to have let
Coffee Break: The Powell Memo Kills American Science, Driving While Nonwhite Is Hazardous, and Science Can Recover but It Will Take Patience and Persistence.
Part the First: The Powell Memo started it all. Written by Lewis Powell, then a Richmond corporate lawyer for Big Tobacco and later Supreme Court