David P. Goldman

The killing of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran early Wednesday followed by the targeted assassination of Hezbollah commander Fuad Shukr prompted headlines warning of wider conflict in the Middle East.

The US unemployment rate rose to 4.3% in July, the highest level in three years, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported this morning (August 2), as the

What will Donald Trump do if re-elected in November? Peter Navarro, a senior White House aide during the first Trump administration, offers “an unofficial guidebook” with contributions “from some of the leading policy experts that could influence President Donald Trump’s second term.”

Robert F Kennedy Jr, the last living torch bearer of his family's political dynasty, endorsed Donald Trump in a scorched-earth August 23 speech denouncing the American foreign policy establishment for provoking and perpetuating the Ukraine war.

A new manual for industrial policy, while valuable, makes several glaring omissions.

"Zionism for the nations of Europe," wrote Dutch anti-immigration crusader Geert Wilders in Breitbart this month.

Starting with his first presidential campaign, Donald Trump has made high tariff barriers the centerpiece of his plan to restore US industry. Tariffs give a price advantage to domestic producers over foreign exporters, which creates an incentive to expand capacity and replace imports. But it will take more than tariffs to revive American manufacturing. There are other obstacles, including a tax system rigged against capital-intensive investment. But most important, a decades-long feeding frenzy on imports has hollowed out the labor force, depleted engineering talent, and left in a much reduced state the infrastructure and communities that once made American industry the envy of the world. A realistic plan to revive the US industrial base must take all of these factors into account.

Dr. Maximilian Krah is one of the most prominent figures in Germany’s conservative party, the Alternative für Deutschland. He spoke to Asia Times in

European self-defense depends on conservative parties, not liberal cowards.

My advice to President Trump on how to deal with the mess in Ukraine is simple: you should pull the plug on the Biden Administration’s flailing European