Noah Rothman is a Senior Writer at RealClearMarkets. He covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a keen focus on security policy, conflict, and global affairs. His work has been featured in notable publications such as MSNBC, the Washington Examiner, and Commentary Magazine.
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I don't know how many Wall Street Journal subscribers would justify the periodical's expense because they cannot get enough class envy, but that number cannot be zero.
We Don’t Need a Moral Pretext to Enjoy Mansion Porn
The Guardian probably didn't set out to make Secretary of State Marco Rubio's point when it critiqued the secretary of state's searing condemnation of the International Criminal Court , but it did.
The president should spare the country another protracted humiliation in Iran and rip the Band-Aid off now.
By: Noah Rothman, David Shribman, Abdallah Fayyad
Senator Lindsey Graham was a Rorschach test of a politician: How you thought of him when he died suddenly of a burst aorta last weekend said much about how you thought of the Republican Party of 2026.
As Congress once again attempts to meddle with America's clocks, it's worth reviewing how Americans think about daylight saving time.
It's certainly not manifesting in measurable consequences for the politicians who support the projects.
When it comes to Iran, the policies Vance advocated do not reflect those of the administration in which he serves. Indeed, his views seem to be incompatible with the president's.
By: Noah Rothman
The casual social media user could be forgiven for concluding that most events of any relevance can be traced back
The accounts of Marco Rubio and even Democrat Adam Smith should be convincing enough about the severity of the threat. Will progressives listen?
