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Trump Had a Point About NATO Free-Riding Off American Defense - Vimarsana News

Trump Had a Point About NATO Free-Riding Off American Defense

It’s true that the U.S. pays too much of the continent’s defense bills even as it’s going broke.

Source: yahoo.com
The Remnant Newspaper - Christmas in the Trenches, the True Story - Vimarsana News

The Remnant Newspaper - Christmas in the Trenches, the True Story

A Christmas Truce at the World War I Front Editor’s Note: This article was published in The Remnant in 2006 after having first appeared on the Yo...

Can You Trust Robert Kagan? - Intercollegiate Studies Institute - Vimarsana News

Can You Trust Robert Kagan? - Intercollegiate Studies Institute

David Gordon reviews “The Ghost at the Feast: America and the Collapse of World Order, 1900-1941,” by Robert Kagan (Knopf, 2023).

Source: isi.org
Full Time: USWNT's crucial group stage finale - Vimarsana News

Full Time: USWNT's crucial group stage finale

Start every morning of the 2023 World Cup with Full Time passed directly to your inbox. Sign up here. We are sprinting toward the finish line of the group stage. Our lungs are burning and our calves are aching but we’re loving every minute. I’m Emily Olsen, here with Meg Linehan and Steph Yang — welcome to Full Time! The United States wraps up play in Group E very early tomorrow morning against Portugal — we are talking 3 a.m. ET early. And this game matters. Currently leading the group with four points and a plus-three goal differential, the USWNT is in control of its...

What If World War I Was Just a Tragic Accident? - Vimarsana News

What If World War I Was Just a Tragic Accident?

In the century since it ended, historians have pointed to many causes—but is it possible none of the combatant nations wanted war?