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Uncertainty Over Qatar Diplomacy Clouds Prospects For U.S.-Iran Deal
Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff were expected to land in Doha on Tuesday.
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U.S. Power, Not International Law, Determines Whether the Strait of Hormuz Is Open
It has been historically open because the regime in Tehran understood that America would not tolerate Iranian restrictions.
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Cracks Begin to Show in the Mexican Regime
DOJ indictments of alleged Mexican narco-politicians from Morena — and the Mexican president’s refusal to detain them — are leading to a crisis.
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If the Fed Is Not Executive, What Is It?
The Court gets the ‘independent’ agencies question half-right.
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What the Iran Regime Believes
Its ideology is ruthless but not the least bit mysterious. NR has been documenting it for decades.
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“We were only three votes away”: Stop Killing Games-backed California bill to keep online games playable fails to win over senate committee
A Californian bill aiming to force publishers shutting down servers for online games to provide a version of the game players can keep on playing independently of said servers or issue full refunds has failed to pass a committee vote in the state’s senate. That means the bill’s march through the legislature, which has been…
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How DR Congo’s football team became a rare source of national unity
Historic run to the last 32 and a match against England have left proud fans back home dancing late into the nightThe Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) had not been at a World Cup finals tournament for 52 years – but they are making up for lost time in North America. After a draw against…
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Angry Venezuelans accuse government of negligence over earthquake response
People in areas devastated by twin earthquakes say they need more support from the government.
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The Democratic Socialist Machine Now Turns Its Attention to Colorado
A 29-year-old socialist with an AOC vibe is challenging a 15-term Democratic congresswoman in Denver.