October 27 2025

To create children who have never had a mother of any sort is to conjure Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World

The Jewish state has won. But at what cost?

Portugal is notoriously bureaucratic

Many of the women were lured with promises of easy cash jobs during the final months of pregnancy

A mixture of Martin Luther King Jr. and L. Ron Hubbard, he is our greatest living orator

The President’s vigorous effort to call to account those who waged lawfare against him is a necessary purgative

Following years of underinvestment, the German army is restocking its arsenal

Cicero understood war in ways that have shaped our own understanding

Yes, the horses were a throwback to a bygone era, but isn’t the Army proud of its history?

Berlin prosecutors see the operation as an attack on Germany – the Poles see it as an attack on Russia

Innovative local leaders are having their day

The decoupling of the working class from the Democrats is one of Clinton’s enduring legacies

The scale of the problem is no longer a matter of opinion; it’s a number

The provocateur won’t let daily death threats derail her agenda

The rodents grace T-shirts, mugs and cups

The Asian superpower has already leapfrogged the US

‘We don’t control the current’

While other tech giants were selling data, Microsoft has been building a monopoly on federal tech contracts