North Dakota had a notable role in the First Cold War
We here on the North Dakota prairie learned to live with nuclear weapons.
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We here on the North Dakota prairie learned to live with nuclear weapons.
Today, the Misfits talk about the latest developments in Ukraine, the San Francisco School Board recall and Hunter Biden’s corruption investigation. 23.02.2022, Sputnik International
The United States, the President swore, is "not seeking a new Cold War." But he is, and it didn’t have to be that way. The end of the Cold War - Ted Snider for Antiwar.com Original
A Second Cold War By Choi Sung-jin As expected, most policies of U.S. President Joe Biden are "ABT (anything but Trump)," with one significant exception: the hardball tactics against China. Not only has Biden refused to withdraw the retaliatory tariffs slapped by his predecessor on Chinese imports, but he is doubling down on Washington's offensive against Beijing in economic and technological areas. However, China is no longer what it was, simply swallowing America's admonition, like it or not. As shown by the tough war of words between the two countries' top diplomats in Anchorage three ...
OPINION: A profoundly evil man died on Boxing Day, though one would hardly have known it from the entirely judgement-free tone of his obituaries. George Blake started spying for Joseph Stalin's Soviet Union in 1953, and by the time of his arrest in 1960 he had copied no fewer than 4720 pages of secret intelligence for the Russians, and betrayed the identities of over 350 MI6 agents to the KGB. For seven years Blake systematically destroyed the network of agents who were working to bring democracy to Eastern Europe and an unknown number - thought to be around 10 - paid with their lives, someti...