Category: Opinion

By Robert Zapesochny Monday, January 5, 2026 The Abraham Accords, which began as a normalization process between Israel and four Arab states, are gradually expanding into Central Asia. The most recent example is Kazakhstan’s announcement that it has agreed to join the Accords. Azerbaijan is a natural contender for the…

There is a moment in every serious relationship when both parties stop performing for the crowd and begin speaking honestly to each other. The posturing fades, grudges lose their power. What remains is a clear recognition of interests, limits, and long-term intent. That’s where the relationship between the United States…

By Larry Bell Monday, 05 January 2026 12:03 PM EST AI’s expanding omnipresence in our lives is a double-edged sword, presenting both remarkable opportunities and significant privacy and security challenges. Having mused and written on numerous occasions about disruptive AI influences upon the future of humanity, work roles, education, etc.,…

New York City’s socialist supporters received an early lesson in what real socialism entails as their chosen leader, Zohran Mamdani, was sworn in as mayor on New Year’s Day. Mamdani’s campaign staff described the event as an “Inauguration for a New Era Block Party,” promising viewing areas along the historic…

Venezuelans are in the streets as a criminal regime is losing control. No routine political transition, this is the exposure and disruption of a state that crossed clear legal and moral lines. Venezuela transformed from authoritarian governance into an organized criminal enterprise operating behind sovereignty’s facade. Venezuela’s collapse was deliberate….

Interpersonal attraction comes in many forms, from personal appearance to body language, attire to behavior. It also includes chemistry formed through character and conversation. Yet in today’s world where anyone can “dress the part” or “talk the talk,” we wonder how we somehow gravitate towards some people over others, even…

By Michael Dorstewitz While states like Minnesota willingly shell out billions in taxpayer dollars to support Somali-owned children’s daycare and learning centers that don’t actually exist, Colorado offers free preschool—on the taxpayers’ dime—as long as it’s not run by Catholics. Colorado parents have been able to send their children to…

By Veronique de Rugy Friday, 02 January 2026 03:21 PM EST There’s a satisfying emotional pull to watching a wealthy individual advocate for higher taxes on those like themselves. It feels civic-minded, even noble. A recent commentary by former Utah senator, Massachusetts governor, and Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney fits…

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By Susan Estrich Friday, 02 January 2026 09:49 AM EST Every year, for as long as I can remember, I would resolve to lose weight. 125 pounds it said on my driver’s license, even though it wasn’t accurate at the time I wrote it down. It was my goal, every…