Condemning Putin while welcoming Russian artists at Van Cliburn
The piece argues that the West must condemn Russia’s invasion of Ukraine while preserving avenues to engage the Russian people. It highlights government sanctions and corporate boycotts, yet notes the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition will stay open to Russian pianists, linking art to freedom amid geopolitical tension.
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Ukraine
Biden
Russia
Putin
Fort Worth
van Cliburn
Europe
Biden energy policy blamed for higher gas prices
A letter argues that fifteen months into Biden's presidency US energy policy caused higher prices, fuel shortages, and greater reliance on imports. It claims Keystone XL shutdown and EPA measures harmed energy independence, alleging Russia Venezuela and Iran benefit financially from current policies. It urges a policy reversal.
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Joe Biden
U.S
Ohio
U.S. Energy
EPA
Russia
Venezuela
Nicolas Maduro
Iran
Mullahs
America
Israel
Horseshoe Theory in Politics and Moderates’ Opportunity
Lynn Schmidt analyzes the Horseshoe Theory, noting the closeness of extremes and the need for cross party coalitions. The piece cites Faye, Biden, Teles, and Saldin, and argues centrists must engage in primaries and midterms to broaden coalitions and win elections.
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Hiss
Jean-Pierre Faye
Faye
Ukraine
NATO
Democratic Socialists of America
United States
Republican Party
Donald Trump
U.S
Joe Biden
Horseshoe
Biden
Steven Teles
Robert Saldin
National Affairs
Fossil fuels linger as prices rise and stock markets slip
The piece argues for more oil drilling and Keystone restoration as gas costs surge and markets fall. It contrasts fossil fuel dependence with environmentalist aims, critiques wind and EVs, and cites higher long term prices while urging policy shifts before the 2024 election. It questions green agendas and highlights mining, battery materials, and emissions concerns.
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Ukraine
U.S
New York Times
Biden
Keystone
Google
Russia
Congo
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