A month into the war, the Iranian regime is still in place, the world economy is plummeting toward recession, the stock market is crashing, and every U.S. military base in the Middle East is "uninhabitable." Is this winning?
A month into the war, the Iranian regime is still in place, the world economy is plummeting toward recession, the stock market is crashing, and every U.S. military base in the Middle East is "uninhabitable." Is this winning?
The most security-indifferent cabinet in modern history against armies of hostile hackers? Seems bad.
Iran is treating the Strait of Hormuz as a "toll gate," allowing a handful of tankers to pass through after searches and steep payments to the Iranian military. Nothing suggests even a remote connection to any deal made with Trump.
Trump's major war news comes from a 2-minute daily explosions montage that avoids mention of Iranian retaliation.
Hell is a single corridor, unending, an undecorated liminal space through which you carry your luggage.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres: "Humanity has just endured the 11 hottest years on record. When history repeats itself 11 times, it is no longer a coincidence. It is a call to act."
You could put the guy on a solid gold coin and he'd still be angry about it.
The $200B request alone would be the world's third-largest military budget, behind only the U.S. and China.
What Marco Rubio's foot canoes can tell us about U.S. military strategy overseas
I don't even believe in an 'antichrist'—and yet I still think this guy might be the freaking Antichrist