The Sky Is Not the Story: On UFO Disclosure, Political Spectacle, and the Art of Looking Away
On the same morning the Pentagon released UAP files to "unprecedented" fanfare, the Iran war entered its 69th day, gas hit $4 a gallon, and the Epstein files remained sealed. This is a piece about attention — and who controls it.
America First, or America Alone? How Trump's Iran War Tests the Limits of National Interest in a World That May No Longer Wait
Trump's war in Iran is the clearest test yet of whether "America First" and American hegemony are the same thing — or whether, in pursuing one, he is quietly dismantling the other.
The Chokepoint Gambit: Is the Strait of Hormuz Washington's Reserve Card Against Beijing Ahead of May 14?
As Trump prepares to land in Beijing on May 14, the war in Iran has handed Washington an unexpected variable: a chokepoint China cannot secure, cannot ignore, and cannot afford to lose.
