Vice President Maintenance & Reliability Engineering
Philip Klein is a Vice President Maintenance & Reliability Engineering at National Review. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, international affairs, and current events, with a particular focus on conflict, elections, and public policy. Klein's work has been featured in the Batavia Daily News, ESAM-Ecole Supérieur des Affaires et de Management, and National Review.
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A Way Out of Iran
Knicks Meet Destiny
By: Philip Klein
It’s a staggering turnaround for Trump who is now making the same mistake that Obama did
The president abandoned his previous positions in favor of the Iranian position on all the key issues of contention going into the war.
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After winning his climactic street fight in the fifth installment of the eponymous series, Rocky approaches villain George Washington Duke, a sleazy
The Detroit News is out with a new poll showing Haley Stevens opening up a seven-point lead over the socialist Abdul El-Sayed.
Tuesday's Florida primary results provided yet another example of how the anti-Israel fever that has swept through the Democratic Party remains a very online phenomenon among Republicans.
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As the memory of the attacks faded, it was inevitable that counterterrorism measures would draw more scrutiny — and voter priorities would shift.
