Cold War

U.S. President Ronald Reagan and Soviet premier Mikhail Gorbachev at a welcoming ceremony at the ... East Lawn of the White House. Bettmann Archive The first time President Ronald Reagan announced that A nuclear war can never be won and must never be fo…

One of the great unknowns in terms of the future electorate is the effect the Democrats’ increasingly radical anti-faith stance will have on its voting coalition.    Black and Hispanic Democrats tend to be far more religious than the white Democrats who are …

Juan Javier Cardenas was moments away from filming his first scenes for "The Walking Dead" when executive producer and director Greg Nicotero pulled him aside. "He kind of patted me on the shoulder and he goes, 'Let me ask you something. Has anybody contacte…

A Chinese spy who shared information documenting Beijing's political interference operations abroad should be granted asylum after defecting to Australia, the country's parliamentary intelligence chief said Sunday. Wang "William" Liqiang reportedly gave Aust…

US and China on 'foothills of a Cold War' amid trade conflict, Ex-Secretary of State warns - Express.co.uk

Though the wonderful wizard of Northampton may strike me down, I must confess: HBO's new Watchmen series is really, really good. I would argue that it actually has more in common with Moore's adaptive approach to League of Extraordinary Gentlemenalluding to s…

I suspect many fewer people are assigned John Herseys Hiroshima, a book most everyone in my cohort read at some stage in their education. And certainly, far fewer people are subjected to the kind of alarmist (and reasonably so) propaganda films that dramatize…

Examining the Role of Decentralized Networks in Light of Cold War 2.0

Key point: The bomber threat has returned. Russias much-feared Tupolev Tu-22M3 Backfire is getting a new upgrade and is adding a new long-range supersonic missile called the Kh-32. The upgrade will allow the massive jet to once again hit allied targets acros…

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The clock has run out on President Donald Trump’s authority to impose “Section 232” tariffs on imports of foreign-made cars and auto parts, and he may have to find other means if he wants to pursue tariffs on European or Japanese cars, …