Something about President Trump’s unique approach to world leadership has brought him to the verge of success in the strife-torn Middle East where 14 previous US presidents have failed, reflects columnist Bill Moloney.
Leave it to Trump to point out the obvious, says columnist Bill Moloney: The United Nations, seemingly so full of promise at its founding in 1945, remains an embarrassment after all these years.
The energy-poor, fear-driven mentality of climate apocalypse is being swept away by the futuristic—and fossil-friendly—technologies of artificial intelligence, exults columnist Bill Moloney.
The treasured ideals and institutions of Western civilization seem more endangered than ever, judging by the morally bankrupt reaction of our elites to the October 7 atrocities in Israel, says columnist Bill Moloney.
A quarter-century on from Bill Clinton’s presidency, the outcomes are poor from his triple bet on NAFTA, the WTO, and China, laments columnist Bill Moloney.