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Who Will Be Iran’s Next President?
The Atlantic· 5 hours agoThe Soviet despot Joseph Stalin once said that it is not the voters who matter most in elections but those who count the votes. When it comes to...
Growth reduction: NYPD cops told to trim hair, ditch beards and goatees
New York Daily News· 7 days agoThe NYPD is going back to its clean-cut ways, banning beards just four years after it decided to...
Afghanistan: Vulnerable To The Point Of Extinction
Strategy Page· 7 hours agoJune 6, 2019: While American negotiators continue talking to their Taliban counterparts, the Afghan government and the commander of U.S. forces in Afghanistan have made it clear that they will ...
Counter-Terrorism: Industrial Decapitation In Action
Strategy Page· 7 days agoFor centuries the Sunni Arab minority in Iraq was one of the best educated and entrepreneurial in the Arab world. In the 1960s there was another coup and the Baath Socialist ...
Rising Restrictions on Religion Driven by Government Controls
The American Conservative· 12 hours agoThe world is an ugly place for religious believers. By numbers, at least, Christians are at greatest...
Syria: Welcome To The Mad Max Zone
Strategy Page· 2 days agoThe Russians are using a combination of special operations troops, military contractors and Syrian mercenaries. ISIL survives because it still has access to millions in cash it stole during ...
The Terrorist Threat to America is Growing
The Dispatch via Yahoo News· 9 hours agoThe Iranian regime has long maintained cozy relations with the Taliban, and has also harbored senior al-Qaeda leaders for more than two decades. However,...
Iraq: Winning The War And Losing The Peace
Strategy Page· 5 days agoJune 26, 2018: The current parliament ends on June 30 and a newly elected parliament is supposed to take its place. It will be a few months before that happens and then the members of the new ...
Readers sound off on common decency, Caitlin Clark and Iran’s nuclear aspirations
NY Daily News via Yahoo News· 9 hours agoDreaming of a world where kindness is the norm Forest Hills: I woke up on Monday morning, brushed and showered, had breakfast and went out for my daily walk. Something very strange happened.
The pilgrimage sites of Iraq's timeless and holy cities
BBC News· 2 days agoTravellers to what was once was the spiritual centre of the world can learn about the region's long...
