‘If They Want to Talk, They Can Call US’: Trump Says Future Talks With Iran Can Happen Over the Phone

Paramount-Warner Reveals The Extent Of California's Control Authored by Tom Campbell via RealClearMarkets, Twelve state Attorneys General have just settled their lawsuit that tried to block Paramount from acquiring Warner Brothers. The case was brought under federal antitrust law. The settlement, however, goes far afield from antitrust. A state Attorney General is a political office-holder. It is neither surprising nor inappropriate that each would bring political considerations into the decision to sue, and now to settle a suit, against a merger of the prominence of Paramount-Warner Brothers. What is inappropriate, however, is...

LNG shipping rates have gone from $40,000 to $300,000 per day — a 650% vertical climb in less than a week — and the men who ordered the strikes that caused this are still strutting around the Oval Office talking about “strength.” That is not strength. That is the economics of catastrophe unfolding in real […]

Islamic Symbol Erected On Mountain Overlooking Phoenix Destroyed Religiously motivated vandalism that doesn't involve an attack on a Christian church?  It's an incredibly rare occurrence in the US, despite the myths often spread by the progressive media.  That said, it is likely to become far more frequent as clashes between the west and eastern ideologies continue to escalate.  Tempe police are investigating the destruction of a religious symbol placed on "A" Mountain (also known as Hayden Butte) for the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.  Officers say a Muslim student group from...