“Why Follow the Strategies of Those Who Fail?” Steve Moore Argues That Imitating Europe’s Industrial Policy Is a Poor Choice
Concerns Over National Industrial Policies in the U.S. Economist Steve Moore expressed caution on Wednesday about the potential implementation of national industrial policies in the United States, suggesting it could lead to a stagnation similar to what Europe and Japan have experienced in recent decades. On Tuesday, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick mentioned that defense contractors […]
How Trump Can Put an End to Europe’s Control Over American Oil and Gas
The Trump administration has a chance to ease the long-standing regulations imposed by the US on European Union energy markets, according to insights from energy experts and industry insiders. These regulations have made it more expensive for American oil and gas companies to operate in the EU, and there’s talk about pressuring the EU for […]
Trump Dismisses Europe’s New Anti-Israel Proposal
Trump Responds to UK’s Palestinian State Proposal On Tuesday, President Donald Trump addressed Europe’s recent suggestion regarding the Israel-Hamas conflict, stating that the U.S. isn’t aligned with those advocating for a two-state solution that pressures Israel. British Prime Minister Kiel Starmer announced that if Israel does not achieve peace in Gaza by September, the U.K. […]
MATT MOWERS: Following the NATO Summit, Europe’s Advantage is at Risk
America’s Contributions and European Dependence For many years, European nations have thrived on America’s strength and innovation while not quite contributing their fair share. They seem eager to enjoy our protection, products, and technology but are quick to lecture us on democracy and economic practices. It feels a bit like a one-sided deal, doesn’t it? […]
‘Long Overdue’: It Only Took One Speech To Totally Expose Europe’s Anti-Democratic Underbelly
Vice President JD Vance’s speech to European leaders at the Munich Security Conference on February 14 highlighted how far Europe is from respecting true democracy and freedom, according to experts. told the Daily Color News Foundation. Vance speech Convicted of European countries for failing to adhere to democratic principles such as free speech and fair […]
Gulf investments could bolster Europe’s resource-starved industries—and America’s strategic interests
As the 2024 US presidential election heats up, energy policy is becoming a key issue in seven key battleground states. Nearly nine in 10 voters in these states want candidates to talk about how they intend to tackle rising energy costs, inflation and America’s broader energy strategy. But this isn’t just about domestic oil prices […]
DAVID BLACKMON: Europe’s EV Market Collapse Provides A Lesson For UAW Leadership
It's a little-known secret in American politics that most of the nation's largest labor unions have long been client organizations of the Democratic Party. In presidential election years, it's generally assumed that these unions will support the party's candidates, regardless of the voting habits of their rank-and-file members. Some have been quick to endorse others, […]
Europe’s Free Speech Crackdown Could Be Coming For Americans Next, Advocates Warn
The arrest of Telegram's founder puts the future of free expression and the right to privacy at risk, several civil rights advocates told the Caller. Durov's arrest was led by France's OFMIN, a group tasked with protecting children from violence. of United States, United Kingdom, European Union (EU) — Laws have been enacted to protect […]
Europe’s Bureaucrats Aren’t Too Happy About Elon Musk Speaking With Donald Trump
European Commissioner for the Internal Market Thierry Breton wrote a letter to “X” owner Elon Musk on Monday threatening legal action if his platform fails to comply with the European Commission's tech regulations during an upcoming interview with former President Donald Trump. Breton Written “X,” formerly known as Twitter, is obliged to comply with rules […]
Europe’s Pioneering Liver Transplant Surgeon, Sir Roy Calne, Dies At 93
The surgeon who led Europe's first liver transplant died on Saturday at the age of 93 in eastern England, his family announced. Sir Roy Calne, a professor emeritus at the University of Cambridge, has died in Cambridge, his family announced, according to the Associated Press. report. Widely known as one of the fathers of organ […]