Blocked promotions threaten military readiness and leadership
An op-ed warns that Sen. Tuberville’s blockade of hundreds of officer promotions, including Navy Army and Marine chiefs, endangers national security and harms service members, especially women seeking reproductive care, urging him to drop the obstruction and restore bipartisan confirmation.
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Tuberville
Hampton Roads
Pentagon
Supreme Court
Dobbs
Associated Press
White House
Kyrsten Sinema
Senate
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Mark
Conservatives Should Back Ukraine in a Nation First World
A Washington Post style editorial argues that the New Right and National Conservatives should support Ukraine, stressing nationhood over cosmopolitanism. It cites Michael Kimmage on Europe, Burke’s reflections, and calls for unity around Ukraine’s resistance and the restoration of national traditions.
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Russia
Ukraine
U.S
New Right
America First
Biden
European Union
Michael Kimmage
European Project
Kimmage
Soviet Union
Europe
Vladimir Putin
Rimmage
E.U
Edmund Burke
France
Folk songs as guides to politics and economics collide in Rich Men North of Richmond
Tyler Cowen argues that folk music exposes seen harms but often misses unseen economic dynamics. He cites Evans Carter and Springsteen to show how songs illuminate victims yet overlook long term benefits from automation and market shifts. He notes the rural Virginia setting and critiques both tax data and wage claims while urging more constructive, agentic hope.
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Richmond
America
Bob Dylan
Medgar Evers
Dylan
Evans
Boxer Rubin
Carter
Bruce Springsteen
Springsteen
New Jersey
Freehold
IRS
Farmville
Virginia
John Mellencamp
Ray Charles
Jack
Pete Seeger
Fairfax County
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