For the first time since the 1950s, a NATO country has shot down a Russian military aircraft in the increasingly crowded, chaotic skies over northern Syria. Continue Reading →
Turkey Shoots Down Russian Warplane. What Next?
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Oil Market: Lower Gas Prices not the Only Reason to be Thankful
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With flat demand and increasing supply, it was only a matter of time before gas prices started to fall. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Economy/Money, International, US, Bob Adelmann, Brent Crude, Cost of Energy, Cost of Living, Crude Oil Prices
Putin: Defender of Christian Faith and Morality?
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Are we deceiving ourselves that a life-long agent of anti-Christ communism is the new “savior” of Christendom? Continue Reading →
Filed under: Faith, International, Abortion, Anatoliy Golitsyn, Atheism, Atheist, Cheka, Christian
Invasion of Ukraine Continues; Russian Ideologist Calls for “Genocide”
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Former Polish president Lech Walesa has publicly speculated that Putin’s escalation of the conflict “could lead to a nuclear war.” Continue Reading →
Filed under: International, Aleksandr Dugin, Angela Merkel, Donetsk People’s Republic, DPR, Eurasian Union, European Commission, European Union
Sen. Cornyn, Colleagues Announce Bold Strategic Response To Russian Aggression
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US Senator John Cornyn today joined fellow Republican Senators in announcing legislation to provide a strategic U.S. response to Russian aggression in Europe. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Press Release, Barack Obama, Bob Corker, Crimea, Dan Coats, Georgia, John Barrasso, John Cornyn
How to Maximize Our Leverage with Putin
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Sometimes it takes a sudden, flagrant breach of the international order to dispel a president’s naïveté about a foreign adversary. The 1979 Soviet invasion of Afghanistan had that effect on President Carter. One can only hope that Russia’s annexation of Crimea will have a similar impact on President Obama. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Press Release, Afghanistan, Barack Obama, Crimea, Free Trade Agreements, Invasion, Jimmy Carter, John Cornyn
Cruz, GOP Senators, Object to IMF Expansion in Ukraine Aid Package
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Four Republican senators joined U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz in sending a letter to Sen. Majority Leader Harry Reid providing notification they will support an objection to the Ukrainian aid package unless a vote is held to strip out language regarding International Monetary Fund changes. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Press Release, Crimea, Harry Reid, IMF, International Monetary Fund, Mike Enzi, Mike Lee, Pat Roberts
Polls: Americans Repeatedly Say “No!” to U.S. Intervention in Ukraine
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In polls taken over the past few weeks, the American people have sent a remarkably unified message to President Obama and the US Congress: “Stay out of Ukraine!” Continue Reading →